Boone County 12 Year 107.37 Proof The Gallenstein Selection #5 Barrel B0565 is the fifth private single barrel selection by the Gallenstein family from Boone County Distilling Co. one of Kentucky’s most historically rooted distilleries, originally founded in 1833 and revived in 2015 under the motto “Made by Ghosts.” Barrel B0565 is part of a long-running Gallenstein family barrel program at Boone County, with previous selections like #3 (B0549) establishing the series as a benchmark for this distillery’s aged MGP-sourced single barrels. At 107.37 proof, this is one of the most approachable in the Gallenstein lineup lower entry heat, outstanding balance, and the same 12-year MGP high-rye depth underneath.

The MGP mashbill (75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted barley), aged 12 years and bottled at barrel strength without dilution or chill filtration, delivers a characteristically dense, structured bourbon with caramel, dried fruit, and rye spice at 107.37 proof it’s particularly suited for neat sipping without needing water first.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich caramel, toasted oak, vanilla, dried fruit, warm baking spice
• Palate: Balanced and full toffee, cinnamon, charred oak, brown sugar, rye pepper
• Finish: Long, warm, and satisfying sweet oak, rye spice, clean fade

Product Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gallenstein Selection series?

The Gallenstein family has conducted multiple private barrel selections at Boone County Distilling, with each pick designated by number #3 (B0549), #5 (B0565), and others. It’s a recurring program, making this series trackable across releases for collectors who follow barrel-by-barrel variations from the same selector at the same distillery.

How does B0565 compare to other Wooden Cork Boone County singles?

At 107.37 proof, B0565 is the most approachable in the Wooden Cork Boone County lineup notably lower than B0575 (110.52), B0515 (114.66), and BO513 (114.26). Lower proof generally means a softer barrel exit and a more accessible neat pour, while the 12-year MGP foundation remains consistent across all barrels.

Is Boone County bourbon MGP sourced?

The older age-stated single barrel expressions like this 12 Year were sourced from MGP in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Mashbill: 75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted barley. Aged and finished under Boone County’s single barrel program.

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