Advertisement
Advertisement

Hooten Young Releases the Jack Carr Warrior Select Bourbon: a 10-Year Collaboration Bottling

Image Credit:

Hooten Young

Press Release

JACKSONVILLE, FL — September 2026. Hooten Young, America's favorite pairing of whiskey and cigars, today announced the release of the Hooten Young x Jack Carr Warrior Select Bourbon, a 10-year-aged Batch No. 1 bourbon developed in collaboration with Jack Carr—retired Navy SEAL sniper and now #1 New York Times bestselling author. The release is timed to the return of the acclaimed series: all eight episodes of The Terminal List Season 2, starring Chris Pratt as Navy SEAL Commander James Reece, premiere on Prime Video on October 21, 2026.

The new bourbon deepens a partnership that began with the sought-after Hooten Young x Jack Carr Warrior Proof American Whiskey—a 16-year expression later featured on The Joe Rogan Experience. Where that release was built for a rare occasion, the Warrior Select Bourbon is a decade-aged tribute to patience and craft, arriving as millions of fans return to Carr's world on screen.

Aged a full ten years in oak, the Warrior Select Bourbon is built on a mash bill of 60% corn, 36% rye, and 4% barley malt, and bottled at 107 proof (53.5% ABV). Distilled in Indiana and bottled by Manifest Distilling in Jacksonville, Florida, it is a Batch No. 1 release—drawn from just 12 barrels harvested on September 16, 2026, and strictly limited to 1,500 bottles. As the label reads: "Time has a way of revealing character. After a decade in oak, this bourbon stands as proof that patience is never wasted."

Bottled at 107 proof, this decade-aged high-rye bourbon shows both power and polish. The nose opens with toasted hazelnut, dry hay, and warm red apple, giving way to flaky pastry and delicate floral and herbal notes. The palate is round and integrated—sweet bread and toasted marshmallow, a buttery mouthfeel carrying the rye's spice alongside soft vanilla, with a subtle minerality lending structure to the richness. The result is a mature, composed bourbon that balances sweetness, spice, and depth—the reward of ten years in oak.

"Jack embodies everything this brand stands for—service, discipline, and the patience to do things right. Ten years in the barrel isn't a marketing number; it's a promise kept. Releasing this bourbon as Season Two arrives is our way of raising a glass to the story."

— Norm Hooten, Founder, Hooten Young

The Hooten Young x Jack Carr Warrior Select Bourbon is available exclusively online at store.hootenyoung.com and select retailers in Florida, Texas, and Nevada. Pre-sale begins October 15, 2026, with shipping starting late October. For more information, visit store.hootenyoung.com.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Product:
Hooten Young x Jack Carr Warrior Select Bourbon (Batch No. 1)
Collaboration: Jack Carr — Navy SEAL sniper; #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Terminal List
Age: 10 Years
Proof: 107 (53.5% ABV)
Mash Bill: 60% Corn / 36% Rye / 4% Barley Malt
The Experience: A smooth, mature bourbon. Pastry and soft floral/herbal on the nose, a buttery palate of rye spice and vanilla, balanced across sweetness, spice, and depth.
Bottle Size: 750ml
Release Size: Strictly limited — 1,500 bottles from 12 barrels
Production: Distilled by MGP · Bottled by Manifest Distilling, Jacksonville, FL
MSRP: $65.99
Series Tie-In: The Terminal List Season 2 — premieres October 21, 2026 on Prime Video
Availability: Online exclusive — store.hootenyoung.com and select Florida, Texas, and Nevada retailers
Pre-Sale: Begins October 15, 2026. Shipping late-October.
Ships: Late October 2026 — to most U.S. states; not available in AK, AL, AR, HI, MS, MT, OK, or UT

About Hooten Young

Hooten Young is an award-winning American whiskey, hand-rolled cigars, and premium lifestyle wear. Born from a lifetime of service, bottled and boxed for those building their American Dream. Made to Remember®. Learn more at store.hootenyoung.com.

published by: BBTEAM

September 17, 2026
Also Check out
Recent Reviews
Recent Articles
  • Exclusive Content
  • new content summary
  • bourbon in the news
  • social media roundup
Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyEthics PolicyCommenting Policy