On Monday, Knob Creek announced the reintroduction of its 18-year-old bourbon. This marks the second time this extra-aged bourbon has been re-released since it first debuted in 2022 to honor the brand’s 30th anniversary.
Knob Creek 18 Year Old is aged twice as long as the brand’s flagship bourbon, making it the oldest Knob Creek release to date. It’s bottled at 100 proof and, according to a press release, embodies the standards and intentions of sixth- generation master distiller Booker Noe when he first introduced the brand to the world over three decades ago.
