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320 Pleasant Street
Paris, KY 40361
Hartfield & Co. sits in the heart of the Bluegrass in the birthplace of Bourbon Whiskey – Bourbon County. They are the first distillery to legally produce Bourbon from Bourbon County in 94 years, since Prohibition closed 26 distilleries in the county in 1920. Sourcing local grains and producing in small batches Hartfield & Co.’s pre-Prohibition style results in a unique line of Bourbons that truly captures the spirit of Bourbon Whiskey the way that it was made in Old Bourbon County for generations.
Hartfield & Co. is the first distillery to produce Bourbon from Bourbon County in 94 years. They are known for their Pre-Prohibition style line of Bourbons with a unique grain-forward flavor profile that delivers a taste of history.
Ingredients
2 ounces Hartfield & Co. Bourbon Whiskey
3/4 ounce Luxardo® Maraschino Liqueur
3/4 ounce Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice
1 Egg White
Hartfield & Co. Bourbon Cherry to garnish
Instructions/Notes
Add all ingredients to shaker tin. Dry shake (without ice) for 5 seconds. Add ice to shaker tin. Shake until well-diluted. Double-strain into service glass with fresh ice. Top with Hartfield & Co. Bourbon Cherry.
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Under Kentucky law, visitors can purchase up to 9 liters per customer, per day at distillery gift shops. Options to ship product back to your home may be available. Please consult with each distillery and know that your state laws might prohibit shipping.
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