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Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 2024 18 Year Old

  • Distiller

    Heaven Hill

  • Bottler

    Heaven Hill

  • ABV

    60%

  • Age

    18 Years

  • Price $200+

The 2024 release of Heaven Hill's coveted Heritage Collection is an 18-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon. Distilled from a mashbill of 78% corn, 10% rye and 12% malted barley, this bourbon is bottled at 120 proof. The release comprises 133 barrels, which were filled in December 2005 and aged on the third floor of Heaven Hill's rickhouse 1I.

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  • Raided Score: 94
  • The Bourbon Culture
  • By Mike & Mike
  • It’s powerful while being understated and has layers of flavors that you might not always expect from their products.
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  • Raided Score: 95
  • The Daily Pour
  • By T8ke
  • It’s a winner through and through and has everything I want to see from an extra-aged, high-proofed bourbon.
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  • Raided Score: 85
  • Breaking Bourbon
  • By Eric Hasman
  • While a 120 proof, 18 year old bourbon from Heaven Hill is likely on everyone's wishlist, aging bourbon for so long can be a vexing muse to conquer.
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  • Raided Score: 100
  • The Whiskey Wash
  • By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti
  • It hits everything it needs to and goes beyond to showcase its elder status.
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  • Raided Score: 95
  • Malt Review
  • By Frank Dobbins
  • Simply put, Heaven Hill Heritage Collection’s 18-Year-Old Bourbon has all of the favorable qualities of well-made whiskey at any age. Consider yourself lucky if you’re able to buy a bottle.
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  • Raided Score: 96
  • Robb Report
  • By Jonah Flicker
  • Whether or not this whiskey is worth its hefty price tag is a question that only you can answer, but I can say that this 18-year-old bourbon wears its old age very well.
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  • Raided Score: 97
  • VinePair
  • By David Thomas Tao
  • Heaven Hill’s latest Heritage Collection release is its best yet.
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  • Raided Score: 85
  • Drinkhacker
  • By Christopher Null
  • Those looking for a reprise of the masterful 2022 release will likely be immediately surprised by what’s in the bottle here — with a nose that is immediately quite weird and overtly beefy, exuding a sustained light smokiness.
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  • Raided Score: 100
  • Amongst The Whiskey
  • By Nick Anderson
  • Marvelously balanced and complex bourbon; a nonpareil of blending prowess.
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  • Raided Score: 94
  • Paste
  • By Jim Vorel
  • All in all, I like it perhaps just a tad less than the previous 17 year old, but it’s still a great, extra-aged showcase for the kind of profile you’d expect of Heaven Hill.
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  • Nose:

    Rich on the nose. Big and brash, powerful and layered with tons going on. Toffee, brown sugar, vanilla bean, cream, heavy baking spice, clove, pepper and ginger. There’s a good deal of old oak, but not too much. It’s less punishingly tannic than I expected, and I love that.

  • Taste:

    Heavy and rich, there are gobs of oak without pushing to bitter. There’s tobacco, cream, honey, baking spice, decadent maple and loads of rich, dark woodiness. This is less tannic than the previous 17-year Heritage release from Heaven Hill and absolutely crammed with rich, old, sweetness and opulent layers.

  • Finish:

    Long finish. Extremely grippy, it holds for a very long time. Great balance of wood, tobacco, big rich maple and sweetness and balancing baking spice. It carries heavy with touches of black cherry, toffee, tobacco and more oak.

  • Overall:

    This release eclipses the 17-year release and reaches new heights for me. It’s a winner through and through and has everything I want to see from an extra-aged, high-proofed bourbon.

  • Score:

    95

  • Disclosure: The producer provided this sample to review free of charge, and without expectation of review or rating.

  • By T8ke
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