About Boone County Whitehall Bourbon Cream Straight Bourbon Whiskey & Liqueur
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.
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About Boone County
In 1833 in Kentucky’s Boone County, a man named William Snyder made the impactful decision to buy a flour mill. Within three years he had begun operating a distillery along with the mill. Soon after, his whiskey business became the largest in the nation, exceeding his profits in the flour business.
Almost two centuries later, this is the same pioneering spirit that Boone County Distilling Company now crafts their authentic bourbon in the northern foothills of Kentucky. The brand infused with the stories of those who came before, men like Snyder, Col William Appleton, J.C., Jenkins and James Gaff. Julius Freiberg and Levi Works.
About Liqueur
This typical aperitif has its origins in 13th century Italy where it was used for medicinal purposes. The liqueur is produced worldwide and can have all sorts of flavor profiles, from fruit, spices, nuts, and even cream, and has a low proof of 15 to 30% ABV.
Liqueur can be enjoyed in many different fashions, from drinking neat, in cocktails, served with coffee, or even used for cooking.
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