This hand-picked, premium, private stock, single barrel bourbon is a collaborative effort between Eastmans’ Hunting Journals, Mule Deer Foundation, and Wyoming Whiskey. There are a few things more “Wyoming” than giant mule deer bucks like Goliath, Morty, and Popeye. From their verdant high mountain summer haunts to the sagebrush plains they wintered on, these iconic deer-inspired paintings, satires, books and have filed the dreams of generations of hunters. We are proud to bring you this limited run celebrating three of the world’s largest mule deer, who just happen to call Wyoming home. So raise a glass with us and toast these Wyoming legends.

The Powder River gathers itself in Northwest Wyoming and rumbles between gunpowder-dry riverbanks north into Yellowstone country. After crossing it in the late 1800s’ and putting a few celebratory pistol rounds through the roof of a saloon, a cowboy coined the phrase “Powder River, Let ‘er buck.” Wyoming troops used the refrain in the Spanish American War; they still do today. You’ll hear it at Wyoming fairs, rodeos, and football games. It’s uniquely Wyoming – just like our whiskey.

On December 1, 2012, we launched our whiskey venture with the debut of our flagship small batch bourbon. It started with a party on an unseasonable warm day in Kirby, and the promise that the bourbon frontier was heading west to the Rocky Mountains. Ten years changes things, whiskey for the better. In celebration of this 10-year anniversary, original Master Distiller Steve Nally and Master Blender Nancy Fraley have barrel selected and batched a rich and balanced 10-year-old bourbon worthy of the milestone.

One of three select single barrel rye bourbons honoring the Grand Teton and Wyoming Whiskey’s commitment to the protection of wide open spaces. Proceeds help support Grand Teton National Park Foundation in their continued efforts to preserve natural and cultural resources and enhance the national park experience for generations to come.

BARREL No.2707: 111.8 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

68% CORN I 20% WHEAT l 12% MALT BARLEY

TASTING NOTES

Color: Reddish brown to copper

Nose: Fruity aromas of dried apricot, peach cobbler with butter pecan ice cream, and orange vanilla cake evolve into rye-forward notes of Andes mint chocolate cake with whipped cream, caraway seed cookies, pink peppercorns, chocolate truffles with mint flakes, and Oreo cookie milkshake.

Palate: Palate entry offers soft alcohol and roundness on the tongue, yet packs an aromatic punch with fruity, minty flavors of peach mousse with a ginger-mint syrup, fragrant honeysuckle, peppermint cookies with candy cane topping, candied tangerine peels, and a spicy mint julep cocktail with mint simple syrup.

Finish: Initially warming and soft, evolving into lingering cool, sweet menthol notes of wintergreen tea with a sugar cube and candied citrus.

The soaring majesty of the tallest Teton inspires and endures. Rising more than 7,000 feet from the valley below to its iconic peak. The Grand gives Grand Teton National Park its centerpiece and name, and exemplifies Wyoming, The Rocky Mountains and The American West.

One of three select single barrel rye bourbons honoring the Grand Teton and Wyoming Whiskey’s commitment to the protection of wide open spaces. Proceeds help support Grand Teton National Park Foundation in their continued efforts to preserve natural and cultural resources and enhance the national park experience for generations to come..

BARREL No. 2623: 125.2 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

68% CORN I 20% WHEAT l 12% MALT BARLEY

TASTING NOTES

Color: Red copper to mahogany

Nose: Intense and brooding ripe cherry and dark berry fruit notes, with Cherries Jubilee, black currant liqueur, hot fudge sauce smothered over Devil’s Food cake, oatmeal cookie dough with raisins, cranberry morning buns, candied ginger, and warm coffee cake with brown baking spices.

Palate: Balanced yet bold, with brandied Morello cherries muddled with fresh mint leaves, date spice cake, Dr. Pepper float, Black Forrest Cake with shaved almonds and heavy whipping cream, Bing cherries with vanilla ice cream, dark Pumpernickel bread with butter, and mincemeat pie.

Mouthfeel: medium viscosity with lots of caramelized wood sugars together with gentle rye spiciness

Finish: Semi-sweet to semi-dry, with lingering notes of chocolate covered cherries, a hint of smoky chipotle peppers, and sultanas

The soaring majesty of the tallest Teton inspires and endures. Rising more than 7,000 feet from the valley below to its iconic peak. The Grand gives Grand Teton National Park its centerpiece and name, and exemplifies Wyoming, The Rocky Mountains and The American West.

One of three select single barrel rye bourbons honoring the Grand Teton and Wyoming Whiskey’s commitment to the protection of wide open spaces. Proceeds help support Grand Teton National Park Foundation in their continued efforts to preserve natural and cultural resources and enhance the national park experience for generations to come..

BARREL No.2641: 120.4 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

68% CORN I 20% WHEAT l 12% MALT BARLEY

TASTING NOTES

Color: Golden amber to light copper

Nose: The nose offers sweet aromas with subtle floral and spice overtones, with sage honey, blackberry preserves, apple oatmeal crisp with vanilla bean ice cream, gingerbread, butterscotch pudding, almond butter, Italian anise cookies with lemon-sugar glaze, and cinnamon bun with white icing.

Palate: Palate entry presents much softer than what the high proof suggests, with all the same sweet, savory, and spicy notes on the nose following through to the palate. Further flavors of cinnamon raisin bagels with cream cheese icing, brown butter with sage over pumpkin ravioli, sticky toffee pudding, and kumquat-orange marmalade over buttery croissants coat the palate.

Finish: Warming and well-balanced, with good length and enduring sweetness.

The Thermopolis Cowboy Rendezvous Rodeo has existed in many forms, under many names, and at many venues dating back to 1895. It witnessed the creation of Thermopolis and celebrated the arrival of the railroad. It sat idle in respect of two World Wars but returned to welcome the greatest names in rodeo through its gates. In honor of the oldest Hot Springs County tradition, Wyoming Whiskey selected this single barrel bourbon to match the greatest of this event.

Born from humble beginnings in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains, the True companies are proud to remain family owned and operated since 1948. We operate in various industries providing goods and services for American progress.

“Overall, our business, because of an organization of experienced, dedicated, capable, honest and loyal personnel, can carry a great confidence into the future, whatever it might bring.”

– H.A. Dave True

Wyoming Whiskey supports the National Bighorn Sheep Center and its dedication to educating about the conservation of wild sheep, wildlife, and wildlands. All proceeds from the sale of this single barrel bourbon will help preserve the future of the majestic Bighorn Sheep and the wide-open spaces that it calls home.

Wyoming Whiskey is committed to the preservation of wide open spaces and vast landscapes that define Wyoming and the American West. This includes places like Yellowstone’s Hayden Valley, a wildlife paradise where bison have roamed since prehistoric times. For every bottle of Wilderness, $5 will be donated to Yellowstone Forever in their continued efforts to protect, preserve and enhance the future of America’s first national park.

Montana’s Paradise Valley is home to generations of cattle ranchers with an unwavering commitment to the land. Each winter, as the snow falls and the temperatures drop in Yellowstone, migratory elk herds traverse the high country to take refuge on the valley’s ranch lands. Both share a bond of grit, rugged resilience, and sheer will to survive. This limited-edition whiskey salutes the valley’s enduring spirit and supports the Property and Environment Research Center’s innovative approach to conservation that helps ranchers and elk thrive.