Gentleman's Cut by Stephen Curry 'Game Changer' Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750mL

Aged 5-7 years and bottled at 90 proof, Gentleman’s Cut™ Kentucky straight bourbon is polished and smooth.

We’ve carefully crafted a blend of 75% Corn, 21% Rye, and 4% Malted Barley that delivers a seamless sip of honey, fresh vanilla bean, and rich caramel on the palate. The rye element engages earthy and spicy notes, while the dash of barley offers bold touches of cocoa and toast.

Stephen Curry’s Gentleman’s Cut Bourbon is a shining example of how celebrity collaborations can lead to exceptional results. The name, Gentleman’s Cut™ speaks to the art of crafting a truly fine spirit, as well as to Curry’s skillful movement on and off the court.

Tasting Notes:

Appearance: Perfectly balanced colors of copper, and caramel.

Nose: Candied oak, earthy and spicy.

Taste: A seamless sip of honey, rich caramel, fresh vanilla bean, cocoa and toast.

Finish: A dash of aged rye, earthy and spicy. The finish is smooth, polished, and satisfying.

"The first sip reminded me of eating a Snickerdoodle cookie, with undertones of vanilla and hazelnut running through. Cinnamon and brown sugar permeate the palate. The finish is more like Steph Curry’s basketball prowess, smooth and buttery with flavors of cinnamon, char, and citrus to round out the dram." - The Bourbon Flight

"If you are looking for another “classic Kentucky Bourbon”, then you may find yourself a bit disappointed. This is a craft whiskey aged for a good amount of time, with a distinct pot still character. If, on the other hand, you are interested in what is going on in the world of craft whiskey, Gentleman’s Cut Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey might be worth exploring." - Scott Dilley, Bourbon Lens

"For the proof, Gentleman’s Cut Bourbon comes across as pleasantly complex, likely owing to some of those more interesting congeners left in the spirit after its pot distillation. Steph Curry’s company could have gone the easy route in sourcing this, scooping up moderately aged barrels from one of the major Kentucky producers or MGP in Indiana, but they deserve some credit for instead exploring quite a different direction. This style will never appeal universally to all bourbon geeks, but this is among the better pot still bourbon expressions I’ve tasted, one that feels like it’s genuinely rounding into form." - Jim Vorel, Paste Magazine