I.W. Harper 15 Year Old Son of a Peat but with a similar sweetness

but with a similar sweetness

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A nineteen year-old Single Malt gem aged in Bourbon casks for a warm

Then ten special insert staves are placed inside the casks

I.W. Harper 15 Year Old Son of a Peat but with a similar sweetnessA deeply rich, amazingly smooth and historic Bourbon returns to the US and the world. Issac Wolfe (I. W.) Bernheim famously came the United States in 1867 with $4 cash to his name and the clothes on his back. He got a job as a bookkeeper for a liquor company and saved his pennies, eventually opening his own distribution business in 1872. Soon, he was distilling and bottling his own brand of premium Bourbon under the I. W. Harper name to avoid