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Knob Creek 21 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Maker's Mark America 250 This union between column distilled The custom bottle design

SKU: 72667984449
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Knob Creek 21 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Maker's Mark America 250 This union between column distilled The custom bottle design This union between column distilled rye and Three Chamber distilled rye turns back the hands of time The barrels were sourced from Indiana and Tennessee and aged at Savage & Cooke on historic Mare Island This limited edition bourbon showcases depth of flavor that only comes from the 21 years of meticulous aging in our Kentucky rackhouses Knob Creek has stayed true to the belief that real craft takes time and the patience pays off in every sip

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