True American
Spirits™

Two series

One idea: the whiskey matters more than the marketing

VANISHED

Single barrels from American distilleries that no longer exist. Each release honors the people who built them, in their own words.

A True American Spirit.

RELEASED

Single barrels from the contract producers behind many of the world's best-selling brands. Plain bottle, paper label, no producer named. Pay for the experience, not the marketing.

Bottles shown are pre-production renders. Labels pending approval.

VANISHED

The first four releases

Numbered bottles from single barrels. When a barrel is gone, that release is gone.

VANISHED Nº 001

The Pleasureville Distillery

Bourbon, bottled at 90 proof from a single barrel distilled in Pleasureville, Kentucky, before the distillery closed.

Single barrel · 90 proof

VANISHED Nº 002

The Pleasureville Distillery

The same Pleasureville whiskey at full cask strength, uncut and unfiltered.

Single barrel · cask strength

VANISHED Nº 003

A Sonoma County craft distillery

A 9-year American single malt from a California craft distillery, one barrel, one release.

1 of 1 · 9 years

VANISHED Nº 004

A Sonoma County craft distillery

A 13-year rye from the same Sonoma County distillery. One barrel, never to be repeated.

1 of 1 · 13 years

Nº 001 and Nº 002 are pre-production renders; Nº 003 and Nº 004 are placeholder renders. Labels pending approval.

RELEASED

Guess who made it

Every RELEASED bottle carries a series code, a release number, its barrel number and its barrel proof. Scan the label for the barrel file and a game of clues. You will never be told the producer.

IN-21

Indiana bourbon, 21% rye, from a producer whose whiskey fills bottles across the country.

KY-36

Kentucky high-rye bourbon, 36% rye, distilled and aged in Kentucky.

OH-95

Ohio rye, 95% rye, from a Midwest craft producer.

TX-W

Texas wheated bourbon, aged in the Texas heat.

Series and selections subject to change. Bottles shown are placeholder renders; labels pending approval.