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Russell’s Reserve© Single Rickhouse Series Returns with Camp Nelson E
Award-winning Russell’s Reserve introduces Single Rickhouse 2025 – Camp Nelson E, the highly anticipated fourth addition to its acclaimed Single Rickhouse Collection. The Collection explores whiskey “terroir”, and how the exact location of the rickhouse, an often-overlooked detail, influences the whiskey’s final character. Now available in select markets, the 2025 edition from Camp Nelson E explores an entirely different environmental profile than the…
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RUSSELL’S RESERVE® ANNOUNCES THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED RETURN OF ITS 13 YEAR OLD LIMITED RELEASE BOURBON
The award-winning Russell’s Reserve is bringing back fan-favorite Russell’s Reserve 13 Year Old Bourbon, one of its most revered limited releases, now at a new barrel proof point for 2025. Russell’s Reserve Driven by a commitment to release only the highest quality whiskeys available, free from the confines of set schedules and rigid product specifications, Russell’s Reserve brings back 13…
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Russell’s Reserve Introduces 15-Year-Old Limited Release Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Multi-award-winning, best-in-class bourbon producer Russell’s Reserve, known and applauded for its reverence to the rickhouse, introduces its 15-Year-Old 2024 Limited Release, an exquisite display of masterfully matured bourbon. This highly anticipated limited offering is a spiritual successor of Russell’s Reserve 13-Year-Old that pushes the boundaries of extended aging. Russell’s Reserve Introduces 15-Year-Old Limited Release Kentucky Straight Bourbon Driven by a commitment to release only the…
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Russell’s Reserve Introduces Second Annual “Single Rickhouse” Bottling, Highlighting Fan Favorite Rickhouse, Camp Nelson F
Award-winning Russell’s Reserve introduces Single Rickhouse Camp Nelson F, the highly anticipated second release from its Single Rickhouse Collection. The Single Rickhouse Collection, which debuted in 2022 with Camp Nelson C, highlights the concept of whiskey “terroir,” by exploring how specific barrel resting places impact a whiskey’s final character. Each iteration features rare stocks drawn entirely from an individual rickhouse.…
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