Town Branch®

17yr bottled-in-bond Kentucky Single Malt Whiskey archive series vol. 3

The Archive Series from Town Branch is a collection of rare American Single Malts introduced in 2024, beginning with a vertical vintage release featuring the oldest Kentucky Single Malt Whiskey ever bottled-in-bond. The series reflects Town Branch’s role in shaping the next era of American Single Malt Whiskey as it emerges onto the global whiskey stage. In the years ahead, Town Branch will continue releasing these exceptional, rare American Single Malt Whiskeys to whiskey enthusiasts around the world.

Archive Series Volume 3 – Barrel No. 227 | Filled: July 15, 2009 (Lot 09G15) | Released: 2026 | 17 Years Old

Town Branch 17yr Bottled-in-Bond Kentucky Single Malt Whiskey is the third release within the the Archive Series, again establishing itself as the oldest American Single Malt Whiskey ever released under bond — a perfect balance between American Whiskey and Single Malt Whiskey. Aged 17 years in former Kentucky bourbon barrels, this light gold spirit offers aromas of marzipan, cinnamon oatmeal, dried plums, ripe green apple, citrus, spice, leather, honey and almonds The palate unfolds with notes of baking spice, butter cream frosting, coconut custard, black cherry, grapefruit and cinnamon, finishing with sweet mature oak, orange peel, spice and vanilla Rich, robust, and expressive — a fitting addition to this historic series. Only XXX bottles of this whiskey were released in 2026.

Mash Bill: 100% Malted Barley

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Proof

100

Alc/Vol

50%

Released In

2024

Tasting Notes

Molasses

Vanilla

Brown Sugar

Nutmeg

Awards & ACCOLADES

Robb Report // This Kentucky Distillery Just Dropped One Of The Oldest American Single Malt Whiskeys To Date

American Whiskey Magazine // Town Branch Releases Oldest Ever Bottled-In-Bond American Single Malt Whiskey

Bourbon Lens // The Archive Series: A Legacy In Every Bottle