Old Carter Bourbon Whiskey #95 13 Year Single Barrel 120.2 Proof
Product details
| Management number | 253587803 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$360.00 | Model Number | 253587803 | ||
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Single barrel #95 at 120.2 proof, thirteen years old, bottled uncut and non-chill filtered in Frankfort, Kentucky — bottle 61 of 162.
Old Carter Whiskey Co. is the project of Mark and Sherri Carter, who built Kentucky Owl into a cult brand before selling it in 2017 and starting again under their own name. They don't operate a distillery — they source and select mature Kentucky whiskey, then release it at barrel strength with no chill filtration.
Barrel #95 came in at 60.1% ABV after thirteen years, which puts it in the heart of Old Carter's mature bourbon band: deep enough in oak to show dried fruit and leather, still carrying the caramelized sweetness that gets lost when a barrel is pushed too far.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Rich caramel, dark vanilla, seasoned oak, brown sugar and baking spice.
- Palate: Full-bodied and powerful — toffee, charred oak, vanilla, dark fruit and warm spice.
- Finish: Long and warming, with lingering caramelized sugar, mature oak, pepper and sweet baking spice.
Specs
- Brand: Old Carter Whiskey Co.
- Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Release: Single barrel, barrel strength, non-chill filtered
- Barrel: 95
- Age: 13 years
- Proof: 120.2 (60.1% ABV)
- Bottle: 61 of 162
- Bottled in: Frankfort, Kentucky
- Size: 750ml
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is thirteen years a long time for a Kentucky bourbon? Yes. Most bourbon is bottled between four and eight years, because Kentucky's temperature swings drive the whiskey in and out of the wood far harder than a cooler climate would. Past ten years the oak can take over completely, which is why well-aged single barrels are selected one at a time rather than produced to a schedule.
- How limited is barrel #95? 162 bottles came out of the cask. This is number 61.
- Why is the Old Carter label hand-written? Sherri Carter labels each bottle herself, filling in the barrel number, bottle number, ABV and proof by hand. It's practical as much as decorative — with every barrel bottled at its own strength and yield, no two labels carry the same numbers.
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