Appearance:
In the glass, Elijah Craig 2024 PGA Championship Commemorative Edition Whiskey presents a deep, amber hue, reminiscent of the rich heritage and tradition it embodies. Its clarity hints at the complexity of flavors that await.

Aroma:
Upon nosing, the aroma captivates with its inviting complexity. Sweet caramel and vanilla notes mingle with hints of toasted oak and warm baking spices, evoking images of sun-drenched fairways and well-worn leather golf bags. Subtle undertones of dark chocolate and dried fruits add depth and intrigue to the bouquet, inviting anticipation for the tasting experience ahead.

Palate:
With the first sip, Elijah Craig 2024 PGA Championship Commemorative Edition Whiskey envelops the palate in a luxurious embrace. Silky smooth and full-bodied, it unveils a symphony of flavors that dance gracefully on the tongue. Rich caramel and toffee notes mingle harmoniously with hints of charred oak and leather, creating a depth and complexity that linger long after the whiskey is swallowed.

Finish:
The finish is long and satisfying, with lingering echoes of oak and spice that gradually fade into a warm, comforting embrace. A touch of sweetness lingers on the tongue, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the artistry that went into crafting this exceptional bourbon whiskey. Like a well-played round of golf, the finish leaves a lasting impression, inspiring reflection on the timeless spirit of competition and camaraderie.

The company is headquartered in Bardstown, Kentucky, and its distillery (called the Heaven Hill Bernheim distillery) is in Louisville, Kentucky.
Elijah Craig opened a distillery in 1789, and in June of that year, one of his barns partially burned down.
This particular offering is sourced from a 'short barrel' and limited to just 70 bottles, featuring an uncut, unfiltered 8-year old single barrel bourbon that has been privately selected from Heaven Hill's flagship brand.
Uncut, straight from the barrel without chill filtering, the nose, taste, and finish created by 12 years of aging are preserved in their simplest form. At full barrel proof, you can enjoy Elijah Craig much the same way our Master Distillers do when they sample straight from the barrel in our Kentucky rickhouses.
Elijah Craig (ca. 1745–18 May 1808), Baptist minister and distiller, was born in Orange County and was the son of Tolever Craig and Mary Hawkins Craig. He received a rudimentary education and lived an unremarkable life until 1764, when the preaching of David Thomas led him to a religious conversion.
Reverend Elijah Craig was a Baptist preacher, an educator, and an entrepreneur who built the first paper and wool mills in Georgetown, Kentucky. But for all his industries, it was his gift as a distiller and an innovator that brought him his greatest acclaim.
The bourbon has a nice roundness to its mouthfeel that makes it a joy to sip, but it's more of a blunt oaky and sweet vanilla flavor hit, than a complex array of flavors. That said, it's an enjoyable sip. Cinnamon and oak aftertaste that does a good job lingering long after the sip.