Booker’s bottle batch 2016-03
Booker’s bottle batch 2016-03 with box
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2016-03 “Toogie’s Invitation” Bourbon

"Batch 2016-03, ‘Toogie’s Invitation,’ is named in honor of Marilyn “Toogie” Dick and her longstanding friendship with my parents, Booker and Annis Noe.

Tasting Notes

COLOR

Our darkest and deepest amber and henna color.

 

TASTE

Deep and complex flavors of vanilla, nuts and oak.

 

AROMA

Robust vanilla and caramel notes; slightly smoky.

 

FINISH

Long and full; perfect for easygoing sipping.

 

LABEL INSPIRATION

Fred Noe - Beam Family 7th Generation Master Distiller
Booker’s label sticker 2016-03

Toogie has been part of the family since before I can remember

Signature of Noe Booker

With a bond that goes back to their high school days, Toogie has been part of the family since before I can remember and, when Dad first introduced Booker’s Bourbon, Toogie had a standing invitation to gather at our kitchen table, along with friends and family, and select batches of Dad’s namesake bourbon.

Later in life, Toogie joined Dad and Mom all over the world during their travels, and she could always be found making Dad’s favorite meal, her famous fried chicken, for him and any guests that he invited to dinner after a long day at the distillery. Toogie herself, along with the Booker’s Bourbon Roundtable, helped me to select this batch at her restaurant in Bardstown, Ky.

I know Dad would be proud to have this batch of his bourbon named after his dear friend, Toogie.” 

"Batch 2016-03, ‘Toogie’s Invitation,’ is named in honor of Marilyn “Toogie” Dick and her longstanding friendship with my parents, Booker and Annis Noe.

MASTER DISTILLER NOTES

Toogie’s Invitation is culled from barrels located in six different rack houses. The golden amber liquid offers robust flavors with a complex nose that has an aroma of vanilla on the front.

Booker’s bottle batch 2016-03 with box and dark background

Brand Story

ABOUT BOOKER

“FRED, MAKE SURE THEY DON’T MESS WITH MY BOOKER’S.”

Booker’s one request to his son at retirement.

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Photo by Booker between barrels