Bourbon Traditions: Heaven Hill Night

Join us for an exclusive evening with Bob Hess of Heaven Hill as he shares the story, heritage, and flavors behind some of America’s most celebrated bourbons.

Your ticket includes:

• Guided tasting of:
  • Elijah Craig Ryder Cup
  • Heaven Hill Bib
  • Old Fitzgerald 7 Year
• A hearty chili supper
• Access to an allocated bourbon drawing — your chance to purchase rare, limited bottles

Allocated Bottles Available in the Drawing:

• Old Fitzgerald 9 Year – 3 bottles
• Old Fitzgerald 7 Year – 6 bottles
• Heaven Hill 18 Year – 1 bottle
• Parker’s Heritage 14 Year – 2 bottles
• Elijah Craig 18 Year – 2 bottles
• Weller 12 Year – 2 bottles
• EH Taylor Small Batch – 2 bottles
• Blanton’s – 4 bottles
• Weller 107 Store Pick – 4 bottles
• Bombergers – 2 bottles
• Shenks – 2 bottles

Spaces are limited — reserve your spot for an unforgettable bourbon evening!

• Exclusive Bottle Drawing
  All attendees will be entered into a drawing for the opportunity to purchase one of these rare Penelope releases:

Additional Details:

• Must be 21+ to attend

Allocated Bourbon Drawing:

• Each attendee will receive a number for the drawing.
• Numbers will be drawn to determine the order in which you can select a bottle to purchase.
• You will choose a bottle in the order your number is drawn.
• If your desired bottle is no longer available when your number is drawn, you may choose another bottle or pass.
• The cost of each bottle will be displayed at the event.

Please Note:

• Each person can only purchase one ticket to the event and select one bottle.
• Tickets are non-refundable. If you cannot attend, you can transfer your ticket to someone else—just let us know who it will be. The replacement cannot be someone already attending, as each person is limited to purchasing one bottle.
• Seating is limited.
• Must be 21 years or older to attend.
• This is your chance to enjoy an incredible evening of whiskey, food, and rare bourbon opportunities. Seats are extremely limited—once the 40 spots are gone, they’re gone.