Crafted by trailblazing Master Distiller Marianne Eaves, Forbidden Small Batch Bourbon is a bold new chapter in the story of American whiskey. Distilled and aged in Kentucky, this small batch bourbon is a reflection of both heritage and innovation — combining traditional techniques with a visionary touch. Housed in a striking, art-deco-inspired decanter-style bottle, Forbidden Bourbon is more than a whiskey — it's a statement of style and substance. Each release is expertly blended from a limited number of barrels to create a bourbon that’s bold, elegant, and exceptionally smooth. With its premium packaging, pedigree, and flavor, Forbidden is a must-have for collectors, design lovers, and bourbon connoisseurs alike. Key Features: Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey Created by Marianne Eaves, Kentucky’s first female Master Distiller since Prohibition Small batch release — expertly crafted and blended Bottled in a premium luxury decanter with wood stopper Known for its bold, elegant, and balanced profile Bottled at 47% ABV (may vary slightly depending on batch) Produced in limited quantities Tasting Notes: Bright and complex on the nose, with aromas of baking spice, toasted oak, and honeycomb. The palate opens with dark caramel, cinnamon, and vanilla bean, followed by mid-palate notes of cherry wood, orange peel, and roasted nuts. A long, warming finish lingers with oak char and rich butterscotch. How to Enjoy: Best sipped neat or with a few drops of water to allow its nuanced profile to shine. Forbidden is a perfect pour for special occasions, reflective moments, or as a centerpiece bottle in any collection. FAQ: Q: Who makes Forbidden Bourbon?A: Forbidden is created by Marianne Eaves, a celebrated Master Distiller and former Woodford Reserve blender — now known for her innovative approach to bourbon. Q: Is this a limited release?A: Yes, each batch is small and released in limited quantities. Q: What is the proof?A: Generally bottled at 47% ABV (94 proof), but may vary by batch. Q: Is this a collectible bourbon?A: Absolutely — the presentation, craftsmanship, and pedigree make it highly collectible.
