J. Mattingly 1845 Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey Private Barrel #1299

Experience heritage bourbon craftsmanship with bold innovation in the J. Mattingly 1845 Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey – Private Barrel #1299. Hand-selected and bottled exclusively as part of the “One Hell of a Pick” series, this 119-proof bourbon embodies the spirit of Kentucky’s whiskey legacy with a modern twist.

Distilled in Indiana and Kentucky and bottled in Frankfort, KY, this non-chill filtered single barrel release offers a deep, flavor-packed profile bursting with character and complexity. Every J. Mattingly bottle is crafted with extreme attention to detail, delivering a sip that is rich, unfiltered, and unforgettable.

🌟 Key Features:

• Private Barrel #1299 – “One Hell of a Pick” Series

• Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey – no blending, one unique profile

• Bottled at a bold 119 Proof (59.5% ABV)

• Non-chill filtered – expect natural richness and flavor depth

• Distilled in Indiana and Kentucky, bottled in Frankfort, KY

• Crafted by the legacy brand J. Mattingly 1845, founded on a lineage dating back to 1845

• Sediment may be present due to unfiltered nature – a sign of authenticity

🥃 Tasting Notes (based on brand profile and proof level):

• Nose: Dark caramel, toasted oak, spice cabinet

• Palate: Intense and layered with vanilla bean, burnt sugar, clove, and dried cherry

• Finish: Long, warming, with a hint of leather and bold char

🍸 How to Enjoy:

• Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to tame the proof and reveal hidden layers

• Ideal for seasoned bourbon enthusiasts looking for true single-barrel flavor

• A collector’s piece and conversation starter for private tastings or gifting

❓ FAQ:

Q: What does “One Hell of a Pick” mean?
A: It’s J. Mattingly’s signature phrase for standout private barrel selections — crafted to impress with bold flavor and complexity.

Q: Is this whiskey filtered?
A: No — it is non-chill filtered, which may result in sediment but preserves full barrel flavor.

Q: Is this limited edition?
A: Yes — each private barrel release is unique and bottled in limited quantity, making it highly collectible.