Introducing the Widow Jane Borough Blend – a special New York Signature Release of the iconic 10-year-old bourbon. Crafted as a tribute to the vibrant creative spirit of New York City, this limited-edition whiskey was hand-selected by bartenders from all five boroughs. Each of the five barrels represents one borough, and the blend is proofed with pure mineral water sourced from the legendary Rosendale Mines of New York.

Bottled at 45.5% ABV (91 proof), Widow Jane’s Borough Blend balances richness and complexity with smooth drinkability. The result is a bold, expressive bourbon as multifaceted as the city itself—layered, resilient, and full of character.

Whether you're a lover of great American whiskey or a collector of unique, regionally inspired spirits, this small-batch edition is one to savor.

Key Features:

• Type: Straight Bourbon Whiskey

• Age Statement: Aged 10 Years

• Limited Release: New York Signature Series – Borough Blend

• Alcohol Content: 45.5% ABV (91 Proof)

• Volume: 750 mL

• Region: Blended & bottled in Brooklyn, New York

• Water Source: Rosendale Mines, NY

• Kosher Certified: Yes (Pareve)

• Batch #: 1

• Bottle #: 305

• Edition Year: 2025

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Vanilla bean, brown sugar, stone fruit

• Palate: Spiced caramel, cherry, cocoa powder, toasted oak

• Finish: Silky, medium-length with warm spice and minerality

How to Enjoy:

• Serve neat or with a few drops of water to open up its depth

• Pairs beautifully with dark chocolate, charcuterie, or grilled meats

• Sip slowly to appreciate the story and flavor of New York in a glass

FAQ:

Q: Is this release available year-round?
No, the Borough Blend is a limited-edition signature release and will not be restocked once sold out.

Q: What makes the Rosendale Mine water special?
The Rosendale Mines are a historic New York water source known for their mineral-rich aquifer, contributing unique mouthfeel and flavor clarity to the final whiskey.

Q: Is it actually from five different barrels?
Yes! This blend was created using five hand-picked barrels, each representing a borough of New York City.