After a three-year hiatus, Michters Celebration Sour Mash Whiskey will be released again in December 2019. This years release of Michters Celebration is a blend of whiskey taken from six carefully seleced barrels. "Working on my first Celebration release was a labor of love for me. Ultimately, I chose to take whiskey from two Kentucky straight bourbon barrels and four Kentucky straight rye barrels in our stocks. Each Celebration release is special and unique, and this years release differs from the 2016 one, wher the whiskey came from three bourbon barrels and three rye barrels," said Michters Master Distiller Dan McKee.

Tremendous attention is given to finding the perfect barrels for Michters Celebration. Michters Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson observed, "Its not just a question of finding this great barrel and putting it with that great barrel. Its a matter of selecing fantastic barrels that go together so well that the whole will be greater than the sum of the parts. The whiskeys in the 2019 release range in age from over a decade to over 30 years old."

When Michters Celebration Sour Mash Whiskey was released in 2013, it marked a significant moment in United States whiskey history. For the first time, an American whiskey company was offering a rare blend for a suggested retail price of several thousand dollars. "At Michters we had the thought that great whiskey made in the U.S. was a worthy rival for the very finest spirits from other parts of the world, so we came out with the first release of Michters Celebration Sour Mash Whiskey," remarked Michters President Joseph J. Magliocco.

only 277 bottles of the 2019 Edition of Michters Celebration will be released worldwide. It is 115.6 proof / 57.8% alcohol by volume and will have a suggested retail price of $5,000 in the United States.

Louisville-based Michters has a rich and long legacy of offering traditional American whiskeys of uncompromising quality. With each of its limited production offerings aged to peak maturity, Michters highly acclaimed portfolio includes bourbon, rye, and American whiskey.