Wyoming Whiskey 5 Year National Parks No. 5 Straight Bourbon Whiskey Limited Edition
Wyoming Whiskey 5 Year National Parks No. 5 Straight Bourbon Whiskey Limited Edition
Wyoming Whiskey 5 Year Straight Bourbon – National Parks No. 5 is a meaningful limited-edition release created in partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation to support the preservation of one of America’s most breathtaking landscapes. The fifth chapter in Wyoming Whiskey’s celebrated National Parks Series, this bourbon pays tribute to the majestic Tetons and features Thomas Moran’s iconic painting The Three Tetons on its label—artwork that helped introduce the rugged beauty of the range to the world in 1897.
Aged five years and bottled at 96 proof (48% ALC/VOL), this expression captures the spirit of Wyoming’s wide-open spaces with a profile that blends rich dessert-like character and refined frontier strength. Crafted with Wyoming-grown grains and pure local water, the whiskey reflects the distillery’s commitment to homegrown authenticity while honoring the adventure and natural wonder of Grand Teton National Park.
Tasting Notes
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Why Gifted Pour recommends it
For the friend who plans vacations around trailheads, this bottle carries a story worth telling at the table. It is the fifth release in Wyoming Whiskey's National Parks Series, made in partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation to support the preservation of the park, and its label reproduces Thomas Moran's painting The Three Tetons. Inside, five years in new charred oak and Wyoming-grown grains yield a bourbon that reads like a dessert course: baked honey crullers and cinnamon sugar on the nose, almond and cherry liqueur with golden honey and vanilla on the palate, then espresso, milk chocolate and a hint of leather on the finish. At 96 proof it has real warmth without losing that sweetness. It suits a retirement after years of park visits, a milestone birthday for a collector, or a thank-you to someone who gives their time to the outdoors. Pour it neat, add a few drops of water to bring out the honey and citrus, or build an Old Fashioned.
Pairs well with
- Almond biscotti and dark chocolate — The almond on the nose and palate echoes the biscotti, while the espresso and milk chocolate finish meets the truffles halfway.
- Warm cherry tart — The cherry liqueur and vanilla notes mirror the fruit and pastry, with cinnamon spice tying it all together.
- Retirement gift for park lovers — The Grand Teton tribute and Moran label make it a meaningful toast to someone ready for more time outdoors, with honeyed warmth to match the occasion.
Questions about this bottle
What does this bourbon taste like?
The nose offers baked honey crullers with cinnamon sugar, white icing, baked orange zest and almond. The palate brings almond and cherry liqueur with golden honey and creamy vanilla. The finish moves from warm cinnamon spice into espresso and milk chocolate, ending with a touch of leather and lingering sweetness.
What is the story behind the National Parks No. 5 label?
It is the fifth chapter in Wyoming Whiskey's National Parks Series, created in partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation to support preserving the park. The label features Thomas Moran's painting The Three Tetons, artwork that helped introduce the range's rugged beauty to the world in 1897.
How old is it, and how strong?
This straight bourbon is aged five years in new charred oak and bottled at 96 proof, or 48% ABV. It is crafted with Wyoming-grown grains and pure local water, and comes in a 750 ml bottle.
What is the best way to drink it?
Try it neat first to experience the full dessert-like range. A few drops of water soften the proof and draw out honey and citrus, while a single large ice cube makes for a relaxed sip. It also works well in an Old Fashioned, a Boulevardier or an espresso-inspired bourbon cocktail.
