Rebel Yell Single Barrel Bourbon is the cornerstone whiskey of the distillery that’s been making America’s own spirit since 1849. During Prohibition, the distillery switched to making “medicinal whiskey” – which was quite a turn of good fortune because the number of hardworking Americans suddenly diagnosed with health disorders that required medicinal whiskey went through the roof.
Rebel Yell’s current product line includes a range of whiskeys, but the award-winning Single Barrel Bourbon is the one the connoisseurs have come back for time and time again. Made from wheat, corn, malt, and Kentucky limestone-filtered mineral water, each batch of Single Barrel Bourbon is aged in new, charred white oak barrels.
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