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Holiday bourbon gift ideas

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Inside Justin’s House of Bourbon | Photo by The LEXtoday

Living in the Bluegrass — we all know someone who would enjoy a special bottle of bourbon for the holidays. Or maybe you’re hosting — and want your party guests to have something unique to sip on.

But with so many options, flavor profiles + price points — where do you start?

We aren’t bourbon experts — however, the fine folks at Justins’ House of Bourbon are. This place is home to the largest collection of rare + vintage bourbons for sale in the world.

We visited Justins’ House of Bourbon to sample a few spirits that would make great gifts + help you be a standout host this holiday season.
Bourbon Advent Calendar | $99

For the newbie

This unique gift features 12 different 50mL bottles — making it perfect for someone who might be less familiar with bourbon.

Old Forester 1910 | $60

For hosting a small party

This bourbon was aged in two different barrels — giving it a unique talking point for your guests. The sweet, smooth finish is also nice enough to impress without breaking your bank.

Blanton’s Single Barrel | $80-$200

For that special someone

Packaged in a bottle that closely resembles a jewel — this highly sought after bourbon would make the perfect gift for someone close to your heart.

Justin’s House of Bourbon Single Barrel | $300

For those that made the nice list

This boutique Kentucky bourbon comes from a hand-selected barrel by Justins’ House of Bourbon — making this 14-year aged, 118-proof bourbon ultra rare + premium.

114 Old Grand-dad | $30

For the eggnog or batch cocktails

At 114-proof, this bourbon tastes great + packs a punch — making it an affordable choice for batch cocktails at holiday parties.

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