Heaven Hill 15yr Single Cask Corn Whisky

Unleash a whiskey wildfire with Cut Your Wolf Loose Heaven Hill 15 Year Old Single Cask Corn Whisky. Distilled in 2009 at Heaven Hill Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, this cask-strength beast, bottled at 126.2 proof, spent its first nine years in traditional American white oak before a transformative six-year finish in ex-Glenrothes sherry puncheons in the UK. Released by Brighton’s bold Cut Your Wolf Loose, a whisky bar and independent bottler, it’s a rare corn whiskey (80%+ corn mashbill) that defies convention with its rich, sherried depth. Only a handful of bottles emerged from this single cask, making it a unicorn for collectors. Sip it neat to tame its fiery soul or add water to coax out its complexity. Ever tasted a corn whiskey this audacious? It’s a fleeting prize for those chasing unique American whiskey. Act fast—this wolf won’t be caged long.

Label art is from the legendary Brighton street artist, @cassettelord (AKA Martin). Famous for making Brighton's B.T. junction boxes more palatable for all (and his love of cats), he's come up with something truly special for this release.

Nose: Warm red fruits—plum and raisin—mingle with ginger and chocolate orange. Vanilla and spicy corn notes ride a wave of coconut. It’s a sultry, complex tease.

Palate: Rich caramel and dark cherry flood in, laced with cinnamon and creamy sherry sweetness. Toasted oak and corn syrup add a bold, chewy depth.

Finish: Spicy clove and molasses linger, fading into a long, warm glow of sherry and charred oak that demands another sip.

Pair this whisky with smoked brisket—the sherry richness loves the char. Want a bite? Try aged manchego; its nuttiness lifts the fruit notes. For dessert, a dark chocolate tart with orange zest echoes the palate’s complexity. Feeling wild? Grilled venison with a plum glaze ties the finish into a rustic feast.