Boone County 12 Year Cask Strength Bourbon BO575 110.52 Proof “Proof Is In The Puddin'” is a single barrel selection from Boone County Distilling Co. with one of the more memorable names in their lineup a Kentucky saying that’s also a direct nod to the proof itself: at 110.52 (55.26% ABV), this barrel lets the numbers do the talking. Like all Boone County 12-year Ghost Collection-adjacent single barrels, BO575 is sourced from MGP in Lawrenceburg, Indiana (75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted barley), bottled at cask strength without chill filtration.

The “Proof Is In The Puddin'” name is vintage Boone County label personality the distillery has a tradition of playful, Southern-expression barrel names alongside the more straightforward retailer picks. This one’s a distillery-personality release, not a retailer pick, putting the proof front and center as the hook.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Warm caramel, toasted oak, vanilla, rye spice, baking sugar inviting and accessible at 110.52 proof
• Palate: Rich and balanced toffee, brown sugar, charred barrel, cinnamon, smooth weight that doesn’t demand water
• Finish: Long and warm with lingering sweetness and gentle oak approachable for a cask strength release

Product Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “Proof Is In The Puddin'” mean as a barrel name?

It’s a play on the Southern expression “the proof is in the pudding” meaning results speak for themselves. Here it’s a double meaning: the proof (110.52) literally is the statement, and the whiskey’s quality demonstrates itself in the glass. Boone County uses playful Americana expressions for certain barrels as a signature label personality.

How does BO575 at 110.52 proof compare to higher-proof Boone County barrels?

At 110.52 proof, BO575 is in the approachable mid-range of Boone County’s single barrel spectrum above their standard Bottled-in-Bond releases but below the Ghost Collection’s 117-125+ range. This makes it one of the most drinkable neat Boone County cask strength releases without needing water or ice, while still delivering full single-barrel authenticity.

Is this bourbon MGP sourced?

Yes. Boone County’s 12-year single barrel program uses MGP-sourced bourbon (75% corn, 21% rye, 4% malted barley) from Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Boone County curates, selects, and bottles these barrels as single barrel expressions under their own program.

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