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Bid on this bottle of Smooth Ambler 5 Year Old "Old Scout" Single Barrel #23824 Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

Bid on this bottle of 2024 Subtle Spirits 10 Year Old "Purple Reign" Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Private Barrel.

Bid on this bottle of Subtle Spirits 12 Year Old "Nothing Subtle - Chemistry = (Romance)/Whiskey Attraction" Indiana Straight Rye Whiskey.

Bid on this bottle of Subtle Spirits 12 Year Old "Nothing Subtle - Chemistry = (Romance)/Whiskey Attraction" Indiana Straight Rye Whiskey.

Bid on this bottle of 2024 Lost Lantern Spring Collection: Starlight Distillery 6 Year Old Single Cask Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey. This limited edition offering, yielding a mere 132 bottles, is aged to perfection for six years in a 53-gallon new American oak-char 3 barrel built by Canton Cooperage. With a proof of 118.7 and a distinct blend of 60% corn, 20% malted barley, 10% rye, and 10% wheat in the mashbill, this blend preserves the essence of Starlight’s craft. Expect a rich, spicy spirit singing with notes of cherry, nutmeg, fresh oak, and chocolate, rounded off by a full-bodied and enduring finish. Truly, an example of Starlight's spectacular prowess in bourbon.

Bid on this bottle of 2024 Subtle Spirits 10 Year Old "Purple Reign" Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Private Barrel.

Bid on this bottle of Smooth Ambler 5 Year Old "Old Scout" Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

Bid on this bottle of Smokeye Hill "Heirloom Blue Corn" Barrel Proof Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey. "The Smokeye Hill win is the greatest upset of any major competition I've seen in my career. And the thing is, in a blind tasting, professional judges loved it over some of the biggest A listers in bourbon." - Fred Minnick. The legendary Smokeye Hill sits amidst the rugged western landscape. It's cattle country, but during prohibition, its secluded location made it perfect for bootleggars to run their wares all throughout the west. Legend a crooked agent with ties to the area would discreetly tip off distillers to the Fed's impending arrival. The moonshiners of Smokeye Hill hung bells on their roaming mules as a way to warn of lawmen rounding the bend. "

Bid on this bottle of 2023 George Remus 15 Year Old "Gatsby Reserve" Cask Strength Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey. How about a sip of something legendary, old sport? Crafted with the finest 15-year-old reserves, this ultra-limited, cask-strength Remus Gatsby Reserve Straight Bourbon celebrates f F. Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic novel “The Great Gatsby” from its events in 1922 to its publication in 1925.Legend has it, Fitzgerald’s titular character ‘Jay Gatsby’ was inspired by The King of the Bootleggers himself. Some say Fitzgerald and Remus’ fortuitous 1918 meeting began the ‘drums of destiny’. Others believe Fitzgerald gathered plenty of influence from Remus’ many newspaper exposés.In any case, one thing is for sure – it’s a legendary story that calls for an equally legendary sip. Cheers!

Bid on this bottle of 2024 Subtle Spirits 10 Year Old "Purple Reign" Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Private Barrel.

Bid on this bottle of Belle Meade "Reserve" Small Batch Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Belle Meade is tragically moving out of California—it's not clear if it will be distillery-only for a while or if they're just focusing on their local markets, but we're in the final stages of availability in the Golden State for some time to come. The current Reserve batch is 108.3 proof and is a big rippin' good Bourbon from Indiana with a high rye mashbill. The flavors range from bold vanilla and caramel to sweet baking spices and a touch of fruit. Barrels in this small batch range from 7-11 years old.

There's something so interesting about what Rare Character does with each of these special lots. The first thing is that the product is basically the same price whether it's 8 or 12 years old. The value comes from their incredible ability to source excellent small lots. The second is that every lot has some specific trait or attribute that distinguishes it from the last. We've done several Indiana bourbons with Rare Character, but not one has been similar to the next. Meanwhile, we still have brands coming to us trying to sell 9- and 10-year-old Indiana bourbon for $150+ a bottle. It's crazy! The distillery itself has seen the writing on the wall and released a 10-year-old, small-batch, high-proof product for under $100 this year. And of course Rare Character lets its customers choose the barrels, so any pick is only as good as the person selecting. Luckily, I've got the edge here. We tend to get first crack at any set of samples that hits the California market. It's rare that I find a sample in an RC set that I think is outright bad. Maybe it's never happened. But getting first crack at those samples definitely has its advantages, and this killer barrel is proof of that. On paper, what we've got here is an unusually high-quality barrel filled with nicely aged bourbon at a lower-than-standard entry proof. That lower entry proof is a super unique factor here. Combined with the heavy-char Canton barrel, it creates an extremely unusual set of characteristics that is simply not the norm in bourbon production, a category that can sometimes feel remarkably uniform. Let's have a go at it! The color is a shimmering chestnut (1.2). The nose bursts forth with beautiful aromas of honey, jasmine tea, honeysuckle, and dried apricots, punctuated by dense savory herbal aromatics of evergreen, mint, charred oak, baking spice, and dill. The palate is bold and spicy, with the barrel and rye spices duking it out up front: peppery, clove-y, and pointed. That tense front palate is juxtaposed perfectly against an almost tropical finish, moving quickly from hearty woody spice into overripe pineapple, sweet wildflower honey, candied peaches, and sweet vanilla bean. I can't tell if it's the barrel, the low entry proof, or just the dope lot, but this is one of the most enjoyable MGPs we've bottled in many years. It falls way outside the norm in the best possible way.

Remus bourbon comes from the historic Ross & Squibb Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Its Repeal Reserve series commemorates the end of national Prohibition on December 5, 1933, when the 21st Amendment was ratified. Series IX carries that historical tribute forward as an Indiana straight bourbon whiskey.

450 North Brewing Co. makes its home on a family farm in Columbus, Indiana, where the brewery shares its setting with Simmons Winery. “Dolie Lite” is a smoothie sour from this farm-based producer, packaged in a 16-ounce can.

Wheat takes the place of rye as the secondary grain in this eight-year-old Indiana straight bourbon from Old Louisville. As an “Uncut” small-batch release, it is presented at cask strength and bottled without chill filtration, emphasizing a production-focused approach from barrel selection through bottling.

"The Smokeye Hill win is the greatest upset of any major competition I've seen in my career. And the thing is, in a blind tasting, professional judges loved it over some of the biggest A listers in bourbon." - Fred Minnick. The legendary Smokeye Hill sits amidst the rugged western landscape. It's cattle country, but during prohibition, its secluded location made it perfect for bootleggars to run their wares all throughout the west. Legend a crooked agent with ties to the area would discreetly tip off distillers to the Fed's impending arrival. The moonshiners of Smokeye Hill hung bells on their roaming mules as a way to warn of lawmen rounding the bend. Composed of a unique mash of blue corn, yellow corn, rye, and malted barley, Smokeye Hill's "Heirloom Blue Corn" ages a minimum of five years in white American oak barrels in a variety of char levels and sizes. The blue corn has been cherished by the indigenous peoples of the southwest for millennia. Smokeye Hill is the first bourbon to feature this heirloom varietal of corn in its mashbill, giving it a distinctly southwestern swagger. Bottled uncut and unfiltered, this whiskey was awarded Bourbon of the Year by Fred Minnick at his blind tasting of the country's best bourbons, besting the top names from Kentucky and beyond.. Tasting notes, "Creme brulee, vanilla, tobacco, leather, dark wood. Robust vanilla, caramelized brown sugar. Long lingering finish of vanilla and caramel with honey."

450 North Brewing Co. operates on a family farm in Columbus, Indiana. Its “Tropical Popsicle Slushy XL” is a smoothie sour conditioned on orange, tangerine, mango, and passionfruit, bringing citrus and tropical fruit ingredients together in a 16-ounce can.

Indiana’s 450 North Brewing Co. brings strawberry, mango, and pear together in Fruit Fellas, a fruited sour ale packaged in a 16-ounce can. Its combination of berry, tropical, and orchard fruits gives the beer a clearly defined three-fruit concept.