One Distiller
To be considered Bottled in Bond the spirit must be a product of one distillation season and one distiller from one distillery.
The Story of Bottled in Bond
Bottled in Bond
The term Bottled in Bond comes from the Bottled in Bond Act of 1897, created to regulate the quality of American whiskeys. Before this act was passed whiskey sold as Straight American whiskey could be flavored and colored with additives and distilled with no regulatory guidelines.
The signage Bottled in Bond is used by distilleries as a term for authenticity; if a distillery produces Bottled in Bond whiskey, rest assured that that whiskey was made by them.
What Specifically Makes it Bottled in Bond?
Strict Barreling & Storage
It must be barreled and stored in bonded warehouses under the U.S. government supervision for no less than 4 years.
100 Proof Spirit
The alcoholic strength of the spirit in bottle must not be less than 100 proof.
You’re Welcome to Taste this Amazing Spirit!
Oregon Spirit Distillers Bottled in Bond whiskeys are the first in Oregon, and are rare examples of single barrel releases. We offer Oregon Spirit Distillers Straight American Bourbon Bottled in Bond, Oregon Spirit Distillers Straight American Wheat Whiskey Bottled in Bond, and J. Becher Straight American Rye Whiskey Bottled In Bond.
Our Bottled in Bond expressions highlight our skill and passion as well as the bold and independent nature of Oregon. Join us in our tasting room and enjoy a flight of our Bottled in Bond series.
