Limestone Branch, Ross & Squibb Collab on 2025 Yellowstone Limited Edition
To celebrate a decade of releases, Limestone Branch Distillery has unveiled the 2025 Yellowstone Limited Edition, a blend of straight bourbon whiskeys aged 10 years.
The team at Limestone Branch Distillery collaborated with the blending team at Ross & Squibb Distillery – one of the most historic distilleries in America – to create the 10th anniversary release. For the first time, the combined team chose barrels from the Indiana and Kentucky distilleries to blend for this year’s expression.
The 2025 release includes three mash bills aged 10 years. It comes bottled at 105 proof (52.5% ABV) in tribute to the debut of Yellowstone Limited Edition in 2015. An allocation of 10,000 (3-in) cases will reach shelves in September at retail and Limestone Branch Distillery, in time for Bourbon Heritage Month, for a minimum suggested retail price of $99.99 per 750-ml. bottle.
“We’ve done something different with this special annual release every year since 2015,” said Founder and Master Distiller Stephen Beam. “This year’s 10-year anniversary Limited Edition represents my natural progression of experimenting with blending, using three unique mash bills to create a remarkable product. In partnership with the Ross & Squibb team, we pushed the boundaries of innovation by creating our first blend featuring barrels from the Indiana and Kentucky distilleries – without compromising on our commitment to quality that has kept the Yellowstone Bourbon brand on shelf for more than 150 years.”
The 2025 Yellowstone Limited Edition release has an aroma of vanilla, oak and hints of citrus, the distillery reports. The body includes caramel, vanilla, toffee and hints of stone fruit on the palate, and a finish of charred oak with notes of honey, cherry and cinnamon.
A product locator for Yellowstone Limited Edition is available here.
This follows the recent release of Yellowstone Cocktails.
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