250 years In The Making
The Ride That Started EverythinG
Boston, April 18, 1775. The night was cold, the road was dark, and a silversmith was about to change the course of history with nothing but a horse and an unshakeable sense of what was worth fighting for.
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Paul Revere didn't ride for fame. He rode because the cause demanded it — because freedom isn't something that waits for a convenient hour. By the time dawn broke over Lexington, the alarm had been sounded, the Minutemen were ready, and something entirely new was beginning to take shape on American soil.
Two hundred and fifty years later, that something is still very much alive — in the country it became, in the people who carry its values forward, and in the small-batch bourbon we make in its honor at Casey Jones Distillery in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Revere Bourbon is our way of raising a glass to that night. To the ride. To the man. To the enduring American belief that bold action, honest craft, and the courage of conviction are always worth the effort.
We’ve Captured
The American Spirit
“Small batch. Five years aged. 100 proof. Everything a bourbon should be and nothing it shouldn’t.”