A Kentucky bourbon, a Tennessee whiskey, and a Nashville vodka — all under the same name, all named for the same dog.
Est. 2019 & 2025 · Nashville, Tennessee
Blended Straight Bourbon · 104 Proof
Vanilla · Toffee · Black Pepper
The one that started the line. Bottled in Kentucky at 104 proof, it carries enough weight to drink neat and enough backbone to hold its own over ice.
Premium Tennessee Whiskey · 80 Proof
Caramel · Toasted Oak · Baking Spice
Aged two years and run through the Lincoln County Process — charcoal-mellowed before the barrel — then bottled here in Nashville. Softer than the bourbon, and built for a longer sit.
Premium Vodka Specialty · 80 Proof
Clean · Citrus Peel · Soft Grain
The line's clear pour, bottled in Nashville at 80 proof. Straight out of the freezer or under a mixer, it stays out of the way of whatever you put with it.
He is a Saint Bernard, and he is the reason the line has a name. Everyone at the distillery called him the big dog long before there was a bottle to put it on.
He turns up in the tasting room most days, takes the good chair, and greets whoever walks in. Three bottlings carry him now — the bourbon out of Kentucky, the Tennessee whiskey, and the vodka — and the barrel on his collar is the mark you'll find on all three.
The Tennessee whiskey and the vodka both pour at the distillery on Whites Creek — come taste the line where it's bottled, or find the nearest shelf carrying it.
