Celebrate a defining moment in American whiskey history with Remus Repeal Reserve Series IX, a luxurious 2025 limited release from Ross & Squibb Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Crafted to honor the repeal of Prohibition on December 5, 1933, this expertly composed bourbon blend features a medley of high-rye bourbons aged up to 19 years.

Bottled at a bold 104 proof (52% ABV), this year's expression opens with deep seasoned oak and a whisper of smokiness, followed by indulgent notes of roasted coffee, tobacco, and allspice. It’s a rich, evocative pour designed to be savored and remembered.

Master Distiller Ian Stirsman has once again delivered what Remus himself would have proudly called “some damn fine giggle water.”

🌟 Key Features:

• Limited 2025 Edition from the award-winning Repeal Reserve series

• Bottled at 104 proof / 52% ABV for a full-bodied, rich experience

• Expert blend of four mature bourbons aged between 10–19 years

• Distilled by the historic Ross & Squibb Distillery, est. 1847

• Crafted to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition (21st Amendment)

🥃 2025 Bourbon Blend Breakdown:

• 23%: 2015 Bourbon (36% Rye)

• 26%: 2014 Bourbon (36% Rye)

• 44%: 2015 Bourbon (21% Rye)

• 7%: 2006 Bourbon (21% Rye)

🥄 Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Seasoned oak, a touch of smoke, rich vanilla bean

• Palate: Dark roasted coffee, hints of tobacco, allspice, and charred oak

• Finish: Lingering warmth with subtle bitterness and comforting spice

🍸 How to Enjoy:

• Best enjoyed neat or with a drop of water to open the bouquet

• Perfect for celebratory toasts, collector pours, or high-end tasting flights

• Serve with dark chocolate, cured meats, or after a well-aged steak

❓ FAQ:

Q: Is this part of a collectible series?
A: Yes, Series IX is the ninth annual release in the award-winning Repeal Reserve line, each celebrating the legacy of Prohibition's repeal.

Q: How long is this bourbon aged?
A: It’s a blend of bourbons aged from 10 to 19 years, offering exceptional depth and maturity.

Q: Where is this bourbon made?
A: It’s distilled in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, at the renowned Ross & Squibb Distillery, a site with heritage dating back to 1847.