Rare Character RCLR Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Batch 14 (2025 Limited Release) is a bold, rich, oak-driven Kentucky bourbon created for bourbon collectors, limited edition bourbon buyers, and serious whiskey enthusiasts. This small batch bourbon emphasizes deep caramel, vanilla bean, toffee, and brown sugar supported by structured charred oak, baking spice, and subtle dark fruit character. As a limited allocation bourbon, Batch 14 is ideal for neat sipping, premium bourbon cocktails, and collector-grade whiskey shelves.

Expect a full-bodied straight bourbon whiskey experience with notes of maple, cinnamon, nutmeg, dark cherry, roasted nuts, and a long warming finish that screams top shelf bourbon, high-end Kentucky whiskey, and rare bourbon release.

Key Features

• Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Kentucky Bourbon, Straight Bourbon

• RCLR, Rare Character Limited Release, Limited Allocation Bourbon

• Batch 14, 2025 Release, Collector Bourbon Bottle

• Small Batch Bourbon, premium bourbon whiskey

• Rich caramel, vanilla, toffee, oak spice

• Great for Old Fashioned, Boulevardier, bourbon sipping

Product Details

• Brand: Rare Character

• Series: RCLR (Limited Release)

• Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

• Batch: 14

• Release Year: 2025

• Format: 750mL bottle

• Style: oak-forward bourbon, caramel-vanilla bourbon, full-bodied bourbon whiskey

• Ideal For: bourbon collectors, allocated bourbon fans, gift bourbon, premium bar programs

Tasting Notes

Nose: caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, brown sugar, maple syrup, dark cherry, cinnamon, baking spices, leather
Palate: toffee, molasses, caramelized sugar, oak char, roasted pecan, dark fruit, warm spice, vanilla, sweet oak
Finish: long finish, warming bourbon, oak spice, dark chocolate, caramel, dry oak tannins

Pairings

Old Fashioned cocktail, Boulevardier, smoked steak, brisket, pecan pie, dark chocolate, aged gouda, cigar pairing

FAQs

Is this bourbon limited? Yes — Batch 14 is a 2025 limited release with restricted allocation.

Is it good for collectors? Yes — RCLR releases are well-known for collector demand and rare whiskey appeal.

Is it best neat or mixed? Both — excellent neat bourbon, and outstanding in premium cocktails like an Old Fashioned.