Russell's Reserve Single Rickhouse Nelson E-2025 (750ml)
The 2025 Russell’s Reserve Single Rickhouse from Camp Nelson E is a rare bourbon, bottled from a small batch of barrels all selected from the fifth floor of the nearly-60-year-old rickhouse. Bottled at a barrel proof of 128, and non-chill filtered, it is the highest proof offering ever released by Russell’s Reserve, meant to sip and savor.
Proof
128
Aroma
Notes of vanilla, caramel, and maple, transition to figs, dried orange peel, cola, and toasted oak
Taste
Flavors of dried fruit, cherry, and mint, followed by graham cracker, and nutmeg spice
Finish
Warm and long-lasting with notes of sweet oak and finish of molasses and hints of black pepper
ABOUT CAMP NELSON E
The fourth edition of the Single Rickhouse series comes from Camp Nelson E, which was built in 1946 and still stands tall today as one of 5 remaining rickhouses on the property. It is set back deepest on the property amongst the trees, contributing to more shade and an overall cooler climate.
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Description
The 2025 Russell’s Reserve Single Rickhouse from Camp Nelson E is a rare bourbon, bottled from a small batch of barrels all selected from the fifth floor of the nearly-60-year-old rickhouse. Bottled at a barrel proof of 128, and non-chill filtered, it is the highest proof offering ever released by Russell’s Reserve, meant to sip and savor.
Proof
128
Aroma
Notes of vanilla, caramel, and maple, transition to figs, dried orange peel, cola, and toasted oak
Taste
Flavors of dried fruit, cherry, and mint, followed by graham cracker, and nutmeg spice
Finish
Warm and long-lasting with notes of sweet oak and finish of molasses and hints of black pepper
ABOUT CAMP NELSON E
The fourth edition of the Single Rickhouse series comes from Camp Nelson E, which was built in 1946 and still stands tall today as one of 5 remaining rickhouses on the property. It is set back deepest on the property amongst the trees, contributing to more shade and an overall cooler climate.
