
Knob Creek Just Brought Back One of Its Most Coveted Bourbons
After three straight years of limited releases, bourbon fans now have reason to hope that Knob Creek 18 will become an annual fixture of the whiskey brand's lineup.
After three straight years of limited releases, bourbon fans now have reason to hope that Knob Creek 18 will become an annual fixture of the whiskey brand's lineup.
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