Penelope Bourbon announced today the limited-release of its newest bourbon, Rosé Cask Finish, one of the first bourbons to be finished in French rosé wine casks.
A unique barrel finish bourbon that comes out swinging with orange as its main flavor component, but is let down by its finish Review and tasting notes for Penelope Valencia.
Annual release of signature straight bourbon whiskey finished in French rosé wine casks available now.
Now eight batches in, it's surprising no one has copied Penelope’s Rosé Cask Finish bourbon as it remains a quintessential summertime bourbon pour. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Rosé Cask Finish (Batch 8).
A decade of aging at Ross & Squibb Distillery’s rickhouses yields a refined and accessible bourbon, offering a familiar yet delightful Penelope four-grain style flavor profile. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Estate Collection: Private Select 10 Year Bourbon.
New premium cocktail is crafted for convenience and quality without compromise.
The carnival in a bottle is back: Penelope Bourbon announced the release of Rio.
Penelope Bourbon's annual limited-release bourbon is finished in Vino de Naranja casks from southern Spain.
Penelope’s second release in its annual Straight Rye Whiskey Toasted Series is now available.
Penelope Bourbon introduced a new addition to its Core Series of bourbons with Penelope Wheated Bourbon.
Latest release in the red-hot segment expands Penelope’s range of convenient and high-quality bottled cocktail offerings.
Utilizing a four grain mashbill, Penelope Wheated Bourbon delivers a soft and sweet sip contrasted with a touch of pleasing spice. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Wheated Bourbon.
MGP Ingredients, Inc., a leading provider of distilled spirits, branded spirits, and food ingredient solutions, today announced that its Luxco, Inc. subsidiary has reached a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the equity of Penelope Bourbon and its related assets.
Special release of 17-year expression highlights both heritage and innovation.
Highly sought-after releases showcase the finest blends, barrels and finishes of aged barrel stocks.
Penelope Bourbon announced its latest innovation in cask-finished bourbon with the release of Havana.
As their first major release since being acquired, Penelope Barrel Strength 9 Year Private Select Bourbon showcases how this new relationship will evolve the Penelope Bourbon brand. Review and tasting notes for Penelope 9 Year Private Select Bourbon (Batch 23-202).
New bottled cocktail variety complements the award-winning portfolio of Penelope Cocktails.
Fans get first access to Penelope’s Founders Reserve, the most prestigious release from the brand's Estate Collection.
Designed to be approachable and likable, Penelope Four Grain Bourbon may be one of bourbon’s most prominent welcome ambassadors due to its price and fruity, sweet flavor profile. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Four Grain Bourbon.
Limited-edition release crafted for the ultimate medium-bodied cigar pairing is the first in a series of releases to enhance the complexity and enjoyment of cigar occasions.
Utilizing a softer approach with Build No. 3, Penelope continues to showcase French oak’s many different sides with their Architect line. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Architect Build No. 3.
Whiskey fans rejoice, this toasted barrel finished rye distilled using a custom 100% rye mashbill from MGP will scratch your rye itch. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Toasted Rye (Batch 23-303).
Penelope Cigar Sessions: Chapter 01 is an innovative blend of bourbon, American single malt, and American light whiskey, intended to pair with cigars; however, it ultimately falls short due to a lighter palate and finish than expected. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Cigar Sessions: Chapter 01.
Penelope Rio combines two popular finishing styles together which results in an unexpectedly wonderful flavor combination. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Rio (Batch 1).
All eyes are on Penelope's big Estate Collection launch this fall, and in the face of this additional pressure the company delivers. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Estate Collection: 9 Year Private Select Bourbon.
A good bourbon for a good cause, the lower proof variant in Penelope’s fourth F*ck Cancer collaboration delivers prominent citrus notes with a velvety mouthfeel. Review and tasting notes for Penelope F*ck Cancer.
Review and tasting notes for Penelope Architect Straight Bourbon.
Anyone who didn’t think a Penelope Rio release could be nuanced and well-balanced should get ready for a new kind of Rio. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Rio (Batch 4) (25-901).
The immensely popular honey and Amburana finished bourbon returns, managing to improve an already unforgettable release. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Rio (Batch 3) (24-901).
Review and tasting notes for Penelope Bourbon Barrel Strength Batch 5.
Don’t let the proof fool you, Penelope Bourbon Barrel Strength Batch 12 packs a punch at under 114 proof, that is sure to please those who enjoy a bold, spicy bourbon. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Bourbon Barrel Strength Batch 12.
The second annual release of Penelope Toasted Rye differs from the first release in technical terms, but matches its overall style and immediate likability. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Toasted Rye (Batch 24-504).
A rich, sweet double barrel finished bourbon that tastes exactly how you envision it should taste. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Cooper Series Havana (Batch #1).
Review and tasting notes for Penelope Rosé Cask Finish Batch 02.
Review and tasting notes for Penelope Bourbon Barrel Strength Batch 7.
Review and tasting notes for Penelope Bourbon Barrel Strength Batch 6.
Amazingly, Penelope improved upon their previous light whiskey release with this 17 year old edition, and though the improvements are less transformative, they result in an even more impressive sip. Review and tasting notes for Penelope 17 Year American Light Whiskey.
A traditional single barrel bourbon that delivers on quality, but doesn’t try to push flavor boundaries into new territory. Review and tasting notes for Penelope Estate Collection: Single Barrel (2024).
Collection showcases higher age statements, new innovation and increased allocations across each release.