This bundle pairs Willett Pot Still Reserve and Blanton’s Original Single Barrel two of Kentucky’s most iconic single barrel bourbons from two entirely different distilleries and production traditions.

Willett Pot Still Reserve comes from Kentucky Bourbon Distillers in Bardstown a five-generation family craft distillery with a lineage dating to the 1930s, using a wheated mashbill and 810 years of aging in the immediately recognizable pot still-shaped bottle. Blanton’s Original comes from Buffalo Trace in Frankfort the world’s first single barrel bourbon at 93 proof, using the high-rye Mash Bill #2. Side by side they illustrate how two different production traditions produce two entirely different characters from Kentucky’s best barley, corn, and water.

What’s Included

Willett Pot Still Reserve 750ml Wheated single barrel, 810 years, Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, Bardstown. Brown sugar, molasses, creamy vanilla, cinnamon, and mint. Gold Medal, SFWSC 2008. Blanton’s Original Single Barrel 750ml High-rye Mash Bill #2, Warehouse H, Buffalo Trace, 93 proof. Sweet citrus, creamy vanilla, caramel, and baking spices.

All bottles ship together. Browse the full bourbon collection at Wooden Cork.

Please note: Due to Blantons hand-dipped wax seal design, minor cracking or seepage may occur during transit. Shipping protection is strongly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Willett and Blanton’s compare as single barrel bourbons?

Both are single barrels but from entirely different distilleries. Willett Pot Still Reserve is wheated at 810 years from a family craft distillery in Bardstown creamier, more floral, with greater age integration. Blanton’s Original is high-rye at 93 proof from Buffalo Trace in Frankfort more spice, citrus, and baking spice character. Two distinct expressions of Kentucky’s single barrel tradition.

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