THIS IS A PRE-ORDER ITEM—IT IS EXPECTED TO SHIP NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2026
New Louisville Barrel House Jack Frost Christmas Edition 7 Year Bourbon is a bold seasonal whiskey combining mature 7-year straight bourbon with an indulgent finish in Maple Brûlée barrels.
Bottled at a formidable 130.8 proof (65.4% ABV), Jack Frost delivers the concentrated richness high-proof bourbon enthusiasts look for while adding a playful winter-inspired twist. Seven years of maturation establish a deep bourbon foundation of caramel, vanilla, toasted oak, brown sugar, baking spice, and dark fruit, while the Maple Brûlée barrel finish layers in dessert-like notes of maple syrup, caramelized sugar, toasted vanilla, cinnamon, and pastry.
The Christmas presentation gives this limited release immediate collector appeal. The front label features a mischievous icy Jack Frost character surrounded by maple leaves and winter imagery, creating a memorable bottle for holiday displays, bourbon exchanges, and seasonal gifting.
Despite its festive personality, this is a serious high-proof bourbon. The combination of extended aging, concentrated strength, and specialty finishing produces a full-bodied whiskey with substantial oak structure and a long, warming finish.
For shoppers searching for Christmas bourbon, maple finished bourbon, 7 year bourbon, high proof whiskey, New Louisville Barrel House bourbon, or collectible holiday releases, Jack Frost offers a distinctive combination of mature whiskey and seasonal character.
Key Features
7 Year Age Statement: Matured for seven years before specialty finishing.
Maple Brûlée Barrel Finish: Finished in Maple Brûlée barrels to enhance maple, caramelized sugar, vanilla, and baking-spice character.
130.8 Proof: Bottled at a powerful 65.4% ABV for concentrated flavor and structure.
Straight Bourbon Whiskey: Built on a mature straight bourbon foundation.
Christmas Edition: Seasonal winter-themed presentation created for holiday collectors and bourbon enthusiasts.
Limited-Edition Bourbon Collection: Part of New Louisville Barrel House's specialty release series.
Collector Artwork: Features custom Jack Frost winter imagery with maple-leaf accents.
750mL Bottle: Full-size premium whiskey format.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Bold aromas of maple syrup, caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, brown sugar, cinnamon, and dark fruit.
Palate: Full-bodied and intense with layers of maple, crème brûlée, toffee, vanilla, caramelized sugar, baking spice, toasted oak, and charred wood.
Finish: Long and warming with lingering maple sweetness, caramel, cinnamon, vanilla, and mature oak.
Tasting notes are descriptive and may vary by individual palate and bottle.
How to Enjoy
Because Jack Frost is bottled at 130.8 proof, start with a small neat pour in a Glencairn or tulip-shaped whiskey glass and allow it several minutes to rest.
After tasting it neat, add a few drops of water at a time. This can reveal additional maple, vanilla, caramel, and fruit notes while gently reducing the whiskey's intensity.
It can also be served over one large ice cube. Its high proof and maple-forward profile make it particularly interesting in a rich holiday Old Fashioned.
FAQ
How old is New Louisville Jack Frost Bourbon?
It carries a 7-year age statement.
What is Jack Frost finished in?
This whiskey is finished in Maple Brûlée barrels.
What proof is Jack Frost Christmas Edition?
It is bottled at 130.8 proof, equivalent to 65.4% ABV.
What type of whiskey is it?
It is a Straight Bourbon Whiskey with a specialty Maple Brûlée barrel finish.
Is this a Christmas edition?
Yes. Jack Frost features a dedicated winter holiday theme and is part of New Louisville Barrel House's limited-edition seasonal bourbon collection.
What does the Maple Brûlée finish add?
It complements bourbon's natural sweetness with flavors reminiscent of maple syrup, caramelized sugar, vanilla, toasted sweetness, and baking spice.
Is Jack Frost a high-proof bourbon?
Yes. At 130.8 proof, it is a powerful high-proof expression intended for drinkers who enjoy concentrated barrel character.
How should Jack Frost Bourbon be served?
Try it neat first, followed by a few drops of water. A large ice cube is also an excellent option for slower dilution.
