Some of the world's best whiskeys are blended with unique Upcountry Maui ingredients to create Paniolo Whiskey. Pineapple is distilled to neutral to allow for an extremely clean and smooth finish with balanced aromas and flavors of caramel, brown sugar, and sweet corn.

Paniolo Whiskey is named after Mexican vaqueros, or cattle drivers, who were brought to Hawaii after Captain George Vancouver gave cattle to King Kamehameha the First. These Vaqueros embraced the Hawaiian tradition, and became known as Paniolo. Enjoy Paniolo Whiskey, the spirit of the Hawaiian cowboy.

Bottle size: 750ml

Eighth generation Beam family member Freddie Noe comes from a long line of legendary distillers. In 2017 he achieved his vision of making his own line of whiskey, launching Little Book Whiskey. With over 220 years of tradition on his shoulders, he had some pretty large shoes to fill. Named in honor of the nickname Freddie's grandfather Booker gave him: Little Book. This annual whiskey series features new, unique blends every yearhis first batch of liquid gold was released in 2017 Little Book Chapter 1: The Easy Blended Straight Whiskey. Uncut, unfiltered and always one-of-a-kind, each small batch is a limited release, allowing Freddie innovate and explore the limitless potential of flavor. This blend features a refined balance of whiskeys including an 8-year Kentucky Straight Rye, 40-year Canadian Whisky and 13-year Canadian Rye. Noe Simple Task was truly a challenging blend. But take one sip, and you'll see that all the hard work was worth it (producer). Bottled at an astronomical 59.4% ABV.

Alexander Bonthrone (1798-1890) established the distillery in 1829, when he was 31 years old and worked the stills for the next six decades, almost until his death in 1890 – making him one of Scotland’s oldest distillers. He held several civic titles: a Baillie to burgh magistrate, Justice of the Peace and Municipal Councillor. A committed Liberal, he advised Herbert Asquith, the local MP on whisky matters. Asquith later became Prime Minister 1908 – 1916 and stood against Lloyd George’s proposal of Prohibition in Britain.

Alexander’s younger brother, John Bonthrone (1799-1881), was described as “pioneer of the malt trade” one of Scotland’s first commercial maltsters. He was instrumental in the construction of Fife & Kinross Railway, with the station opening at Auchtermuchty in 1857.

BRIGHT ORANGE AMBER COLOR. INTRIGUING AROMAS OF Orange Marmalade, Dried Apricot, Spice Cake, Pineapple Blossoms and Suede with a vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and a long, Orange Bread Crust, Peach Cobbler, Peppery Spice and limestone accented finish. A remarkably fruity, exotic and enigmatic whisky that will make unique cocktails.