Woodford Reserve, one of Kentucky’s oldest and most historic bourbon distilleries, is known for its small-batch production and pot still distillation, a rarity in modern bourbon-making. Established in 1838 and located in Woodford County’s horse country, it was once home to bourbon pioneer James Crow and is now owned by Brown-Forman. Its triple-distilled spirit and heat-cycled barrel aging give the whiskey distinctive depth, elegance, and complexity.