Widow Jane’s newest whiskey release is a true tribute to New York City. To create this special expression, the Brooklyn-based distillery collaborated with seven NYC bartenders and head distiller Sienna Jevremov. Together, they sampled various bourbon blends and selected the one that, in their opinion, best captured the spirit of the city. The final product is a blend of five straight bourbon barrels—one representing each of the five boroughs—each aged for a minimum of 10 years.
This limited-edition bottle (ABV: 45.5%) is rich in both flavor and symbolism. The label, designed by Widow Jane’s in-house art director Michele Clark, features iconic imagery from the New York skyline, including the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building—both constructed using cement made from limestone sourced from the Widow Jane mine in Rosendale, New York. That same mine provides the water used in the distillery’s whiskeys. The bottle is topped with a custom metal-inset cork, modeled after vintage subway tokens used from 1986 to 1995.
This NYC-exclusive release is limited to just 2,400 bottles and carries a suggested retail price of $75.
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