Parker Beam

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  "I think it's almost ideal," said Heaven Hill's Parker Beam. "If you could put together a number of years like this, you probably could … come out with some maturer product a little quicker."
  
  The aging process doesn't require big temperature swings, Beam said.

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  Master Distiller and industry legend Parker Beam has been seeking out and sampling the finest barrels in his favorite locations from among Heaven Hill's 49 rickhouses.
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  Parker Beam, who oversees all aspects of whiskey production at Heaven Hill alongside his son Craig, much as Parker did with his father Earl, has earmarked select barrels of each of these styles to be used for future editions of Parker's Heritage Collection, and has also selected 68 barrels of very special Bourbon for the first edition.
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  Parker Beam, who oversees all aspects of whiskey production at Heaven Hill alongside his son Craig, much as Parker did with his father Earl, has earmarked select barrels of each of these styles to be used for future editions of Parker's Heritage Collection, and has also selected 68 barrels of very special Bourbon for the first edition.
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  "The barrels I have selected for this series represent some of the finest and most diverse whiskeys I have produced in my 45 years as a Master Distiller," said Parker Beam.
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  Parker Beam, who is a charter member of the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame and a Lifetime Achievement Award winner, personally selected these barrels for their superb nose, robust flavor and long, smooth finish.
  
  The first bottling of Parker's Heritage Collection will be available nationally in major metro markets at a retail price of $80 for a 750ml bottle.The packaging will reflect the sophistication and continuity of the series--each edition of the series will come in the same dramatic, stylish bottle, but each will carry a special version of the label identifying the type of American Whiskey, along with the necessary age and proof information.
  
  This new series represents a real boon for lovers of American Whiskey--and a well-deserved tribute to Parker Beam," noted Heaven Hill president Max L. Shapira.
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  1975 -- Parker Beam is named Heaven Hill Master Distiller, succeeding his father Earl.
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  1982 -- Parker Beam's son and current Heaven Hill Master Distiller Craig Beam joins the family business.
  
  1982 -- Barrel #2,500,000 is filled on June 18.

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  Master Distiller and industry legend Parker Beam has been seeking out and sampling the finest barrels in his favorite locations from among Heaven Hill's 49 rickhouses.
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  Parker Beam, who oversees all aspects of whiskey production at Heaven Hill alongside his son Craig, much as Parker did with his father Earl, has earmarked select barrels of each of these styles to be used for future editions of Parker's Heritage Collection, and has also selected 68 barrels of very special Bourbon for the first edition.
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  Parker Beam, who oversees all aspects of whiskey production at Heaven Hill alongside his son Craig, much as Parker did with his father Earl, has earmarked select barrels of each of these styles to be used for future editions of Parker's Heritage Collection, and has also selected 68 barrels of very special Bourbon for the first edition.
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  "The barrels I have selected for this series represent some of the finest and most diverse whiskeys I have produced in my 45 years as a Master Distiller," said Parker Beam.
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  Parker Beam
  
  , who is a charter member of the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame and a Lifetime Achievement Award winner, personally selected these barrels for their superb nose, robust flavor and long, smooth finish.
  
  The first bottling of Parker's Heritage Collection will be available nationally in major metro markets at a retail price of $80 for a 750ml bottle.The packaging will reflect the sophistication and continuity of the series--each edition of the series will come in the same dramatic, stylish bottle, but each will carry a special version of the label identifying the type of American Whiskey, along with the necessary age and proof information.
  
  This new series represents a real boon for lovers of American Whiskey--and a well-deserved tribute to Parker Beam

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  Parker BeamMalt Advocate Whisky Society
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  Parker Beam
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  For over a quarter-century, Parker Beam has been practicing his family's craft at Heaven Hill Distilleries of distilling, aging and selecting some of the world's most critically-acclaimed Bourbons.
  
  Nowadays, Parker is joined by his son Craig, who works alongside his father in much the same way as Parker did years before with his father, Earl, starting in 1960.Nowadays, Parker is joined by his son Craig, who works alongside his father in much the same way as Parker did years before with his father, Earl, starting in 1960.
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  Together, Parker and Craig are responsible for making sure that the Heaven Hill Bourbons that are produced at the historic Bernheim Distillery possess the same high quality and consistent taste consumers have come to expect from such storied brands as Evan Williams and Elijah Craig.
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  Earl, in turn, then turned the reins over to Parker in 1975.In doing so, Parker became the seventh generation Beam to earn the title Master Distiller.

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  Parker Beam has long dreamed of being able to offer whiskey connoisseurs a collection of American Whiskeys that would represent the finest attributes of each individual style: Bourbon, Rye, Corn and Wheat."A collection like that," he says, "would allow people to sample and enjoy and even compare the outstanding differences within the category of true American Whiskeys."
  
  Now, that dream is becoming a reality.It's called Parker's Heritage Collection and its first edition is a cask-strength 1996 Bourbon selected from literally thousands of barrels aging in 47 Kentucky rickhouses.While this cask-strength Bourbon is the first, other styles will follow over the course of the next couple of years--when Parker feels the Whiskey is "ready."
  
  "The barrels I have selected for this series represent some of the finest and most diverse whiskeys I have produced in my career," Parker said."I think they will excite the interest of many of today's whiskey aficionados."Parker is a charter member of the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame.The Heritage Collection is a tribute to Parker's 45 years as Master Distiller.

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  Master Distiller and industry legend Parker Beam has been seeking out and sampling the finest barrels in his favorite locations from among Heaven Hill's 49 rickhouses.
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  Parker Beam, who oversees all aspects of whiskey production at Heaven Hill alongside his son Craig, much as Parker did with his father Earl, has earmarked select barrels of each of these styles to be used for future editions of Parker's Heritage Collection, and has also selected 68 barrels of very special Bourbon for the first edition.
  
  "The barrels I have selected for this series represent some of the finest and most diverse whiskeys I have produced in my 45 years as a Master Distiller," said Parker Beam.
  ...
  Parker Beam, who is a charter member of the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame and a Lifetime Achievement Award winner, personally selected these barrels for their superb nose, robust flavor and long, smooth finish.
  
  The first bottling of Parker's Heritage Collection will be available nationally in major metro markets at a retail price of $80 for a 750ml bottle. The packaging will reflect the sophistication and continuity of the series-each edition of the series will come in the same dramatic, stylish bottle, but each will carry a special version of the label identifying the type of American Whiskey, along with the necessary age and proof information.
  
  This new series represents a real boon for lovers of American Whiskey-and a well-deserved tribute to Parker Beam," noted Heaven Hill president Max L. Shapira.

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  And Parker Beam, Master Distiller at Heaven Hill, has just proved our point by releasing a delectable biottle of 27-year-old bourbon.
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  Parker intentionally selected barrels that matured on the lower floors of the rickhouse (the third floor of seven), meaning that the low storage, where high temperatures can run 6 to 10 degrees below those on the sixth and seventh floors, mitigated the potential effects of overaging.

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  Parker Beam, Master Distiller, Heaven Hill The Methuselah Mythâ€"How Long Can A Bourbon Age?While Scotch whiskies can mature for 20, 30 or even 50 years, the influence of a new charred oak barrel and Kentucky's four distinct seasons impose a natural limit on how long Bourbon can age.But where is that limitâ€"just how long can Bourbon age?Join Heaven Hill's legendary Master Distiller Parker Beam as he explores rare, extra-aged Bourbons, from 18 years to 30 years, including the brand new release of Parker's Heritage Collection.

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  Parker Beam, Master Distiller, Heaven Hill The Methuselah Mythâ€"How Long Can A Bourbon Age? While Scotch whiskies can mature for 20, 30 or even 50 years, the influence of a new charred oak barrel and Kentucky's four distinct seasons impose a natural limit on how long Bourbon can age. But where is that limitâ€"just how long can Bourbon age? Join Heaven Hill's legendary Master Distiller Parker Beam as he explores rare, extra-aged Bourbons, from 18 years to 30 years, including the brand new release of Parker's Heritage Collection.

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  Parker Beam Master Distiller Heaven Hill Distilleries, Inc.
  
  For over a quarter-century, Parker Beam has been practicing his family's craft at Heaven Hill Distilleries of distilling, aging and selecting some of the world's most critically-acclaimed Bourbons.
  
  Nowadays, Parker is joined by his son Craig, who works alongside his father in much the same way as Parker did years before with his father, Earl, starting in 1960. Nowadays, Parker is joined by his son Craig, who works alongside his father in much the same way as Parker did years before with his father, Earl, starting in 1960.
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  Together, Parker and Craig are responsible for making sure that the Heaven Hill Bourbons that are produced at the historic Bernheim Distillery possess the same high quality and consistent taste consumers have come to expect from such storied brands as Evan Williams and Elijah Craig.
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  Earl, in turn, then turned the reins over to Parker in 1975. In doing so, Parker became the seventh generation Beam to earn the title Master Distiller.

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