Whiskey Review: Noah's Mill Bourbon

Noah’s Mill is a bourbon produced by Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, Ltd. (KBD), better known as Willett Distilling Company or simply “Willett.” Established in 1935, Willett has a storied history that includes a shift to ethanol production in the 1970s and a complete halt in distilling by the 1980s. The company resumed distilling spirits in 2012, and since then, its own distillate has slowly replaced sourced whiskey in their various products. Noah’s Mill was first introduced in the mid-1990s with a 15-year age statement, later removed in the early 2000s. For much of its history, Noah’s Mill was a sourced product, with whiskey likely originating from a number of distilleries. However, as Willett’s distillate reached sufficient age, the company transitioned Noah’s Mill to include their own whiskey starting with batches from 2022–2023. The review you’re reading today was recorded in 2021 and features the older, sourced version of Noah&rsq

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