Michter’s master distiller Dan McKee and Michter’s master of maturation Andrea Wilson have approved a release of Michter’s 10 Year Bourbon that will begin reaching stores, bars and restaurants this April.
“Rather than on a strict age schedule, at Michter’s we bottle whiskey when our production team deems it fully matured,” says Michter’s president Joseph J. Magliocco. “This continues the standards set by Michter’s first Kentucky master distiller Willie Pratt.”
Wilson and McKee regularly taste older barrels as they assess the maturation of their stocks at the Kentucky distillery. Wilson explains, “It is such an exciting time when we are reviewing barrels for consideration for this release. This year’s 10 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon is again overaged beyond 10 years. It opens with a very inviting nose and draws you in like a good movie with its character development and complexity with the joy of a great story it has to share and leaving you satisfied through to the finish.”
Michter’s 10 Year Bourbon is 94.4 Proof (47.2% Alc./Vol.).
“It has remarkable body and character,” says McKee. “The richness and complexity of this whiskey continues to provide such a robust experience that is amazingly flavorful for a bourbon that isn’t north of 100 proof.”
The 2025 release will have a suggested retail price of $195 for a 750-ml. bottle in the U.S.
This follows the recent release of Michter’s US*1 Barrel Strength Rye.
