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Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon Whiskey #6429 (2026) spirit image
91Excellent

Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon Whiskey #6429 (2026)

Bourbon Wyoming Whiskey
  • Distiller

    Wyoming Whiskey

  • Bottler

    Wyoming Whiskey

  • ABV

    62%

  • Age

    10 Years

  • Price $200+

Released in January 2026, Wyoming Whiskey's 2026 barrel-strength bourbon release is selected from the upper floors of Wyoming Whiskey's Kirby, Wyoming rickhouses. Distilled from a mashbill of 68% corn, 20% wheat and 12% malted barley, it's bottled at 62% ABV (124 proof).

Bottled at barrel proof after 10 years of aging in new charred oak barrels, this is a single-barrel product. Fewer than 500 bottles are typically released a year. Suggested retail price is $299.99.

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Aggregated Reviews
  • Raided Score: 91
  • The Daily Pour
  • By David Morrow
  • This is a phenomenal, well-aged wheated bourbon.
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House Review
  • Nose:

    Pleasant nose. Butterscotch and cornbread meet the typical minerality/wheat character I get from all of Wyoming Whiskey's expressions, plus cherry, mint leaves and a really nice fresh vanilla note.

  • Taste:

    The palate is excellently balanced and has a great viscosity to it. Those 10 years of age come through clear as day — big time oak, tannin, leather, coffee grounds. Other notes here include cola, pepper, sweet tea, mint leaves, brandied cherries, sassafras, cocoa powder. A peanut shell note hits on the back palate. There's some heat here, but it doesn't drink at 120-plus proof; it's quite manageable.

  • Finish:

    The finish is drying, tannic and leathery, but not too long. Chopped peanuts, espresso, grape peel and dry oak. After a little while, a bit of sweet vanilla pops up, slightly softening the intensity of the tannin.

  • Overall:

    A delicious barrel from Wyoming Whiskey. This is a phenomenal, well-aged wheated bourbon. Any lover of high-proof bourbon who doesn't mind a bit of oak should enjoy this. Now, we don't account for pricing in our scores — and $300 is a lot, so I'm not going to tell you to run out and get a bottle — but everyone has their own unique price range, so you'll have to make that decision for yourself. At the end of the day, it's a very good bourbon.

  • Score:

    91

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

  • By David Morrow
  • Our in house critic rates spirits on a scale of 0-10 (10 best) and is aggregated the same as external sources