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Woodford Reserve
Woodford Reserve operates from the Labrot & Graham Distillery site in Woodford County, Kentucky, a distillery with production history dating to 1812, and the brand relaunched under the modern Woodford Reserve name in 1996 after a significant restoration of the historic distillery facility. The distillery is notable for continuing to use traditional copper pot stills for triple distillation, a production method more commonly associated with Scotch whisky and cognac production than typical American bourbon, which usually relies on column still distillation instead. Woodford Reserve became the official presenting sponsor and namesake mint julep of the Kentucky Derby, one of the most prominent ongoing bourbon-and-sporting-event partnerships in the American spirits industry, closely tying the brand to Kentucky's broader bourbon and horse racing cultural identity. Woodford Reserve's combination of its historic pot-still triple-distillation production method and its official Kentucky Derby sponsorship has made it one of the most culturally prominent premium bourbon brands in the industry.
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Buffalo Trace
Buffalo Trace Distillery operates on a site with distilling history dating back to the late 18th century, and the distillery survived Prohibition as one of a small number of distilleries granted a license to continue producing whiskey for medicinal purposes during that period. The distillery has been designated a National Historic Landmark, reflecting both its architectural significance and its continuous, uninterrupted operating history spanning more than two centuries under multiple different ownership names before adopting the Buffalo Trace name in 1999. Buffalo Trace built a significant reputation within the bourbon enthusiast community for its highly allocated, limited-release Antique Collection bottlings, including Pappy Van Winkle and George T. Stagg, which have become some of the most sought-after and highest-resale-value bourbons in the entire American whiskey market. Buffalo Trace's combination of its National Historic Landmark distillery status and its highly sought-after limited-release Antique Collection has made it one of the most critically respected bourbon producers in the modern American whiskey industry.
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