Introducing the Old Fitzgerald 17 Year Old Bottled in Bond 2022 Release – 750ML, a prestigious and highly sought-after Kentucky Straight Bourbon that represents the pinnacle of American whiskey craftsmanship. This ultra-aged, bottled-in-bond masterpiece from the legendary Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond Decanter Series features a rich, complex profile that bourbon enthusiasts and collectors crave.

Aged a full 17 years in government-supervised warehouses and adhering strictly to Bottled-in-Bond standards, this bourbon delivers an exceptional depth of character, defined oak influence, and signature Heaven Hill smoothness. Packaged in the iconic decanter-style bottle, this 2022 edition stands as one of the most collectible bourbon releases of the decade.

Perfect for premium whiskey collectors, bourbon investors, and luxury spirits connoisseurs.

Tasting Notes

Appearance:
Deep, polished amber with golden highlights.

Nose:
Warm oak, caramelized brown sugar, toasted vanilla, baking spices, and hints of dried fruit.

Palate:
Rich layers of toffee, dark chocolate, honeyed oak, cinnamon, nutmeg, and bright cherry tones. Smooth, elegant, and exceptionally well-balanced.

Finish:
Long, warm, and luxurious with lingering vanilla, seasoned oak, and sweet spice complexity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Old Fitzgerald 17 Year Old Bottled in Bond?

It is a limited-edition release in the Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond Decanter Series, meeting all Bottled-in-Bond requirements, including a minimum of 4 years aging and 100 proof—but this edition is aged for an impressive 17 years.

What makes the 2022 release special?

The 2022 edition is highly collectible due to its age statement, limited bottle count, unique decanter-style packaging, and rich, mature bourbon profile.

Is this bourbon good for collectors?

Absolutely. Old Fitzgerald decanter releases consistently appreciate in value and are favored by whiskey investors and collectors worldwide.

What proof is Old Fitzgerald 17 Year?

This release is 100 proof (50% ABV), in compliance with Bottled-in-Bond standards.

How should I enjoy this bourbon?

It can be savored neat, with a splash of water, or reserved for special tasting occasions due to its rarity and depth.