Boone County Distilling is a re-launch of what was at one point in time the largest distillery in Kentucky. When the distillery re-opened in 2015 after nearly a century, Jack Wells and Josh Quinn were sure to pay tribute to its rich history. Boone County White Hall Tavern Bourbon Cream pays tribute to Lewis Loder, a Justice of Peace who ran the White Hall Tavern in Petersburg, Kentucky. Loder was a fan of local bourbon, poured over hand-turned ice cream. This expression is crafted with Boone County Small Batch Bourbon and rich alabaster cream. Bottled at 32 proof, it’s a deliciously creamy drink that goes especially well with ice cream or coffee.
Boone County Whitehall Bourbon Cream Straight Bourbon Whiskey & Liqueur Tasting Notes
Nose: The nose is rich and creamy with baking spice notes and nutmeg.
Palate: The palate is creamy and soft with vanilla, marshmallow, and the bourbon shining through.
Finish: Look for butterscotch, mascarpone, and a touch of spice on the finish.
