David Nicholson Bourbon
Two David Nicholson bourbons, kept in small supply in Commack.
The story behind David Nicholson
Bourbon is an American whiskey made mostly from corn and aged in new charred oak barrels, and it is a style built on warmth, sweetness and a clean, oaky finish. Kentucky sets the standard, but bourbon can be made elsewhere in the country so long as it meets the rules.
We stock David Nicholson in Commack in very small numbers, one or two bottles at a time. The 1843 is the everyday pour, and the Reserve is the richer, older-leaning bottle when we have it. Call ahead before you make the trip for the Reserve.
Explore the David Nicholson range
Two David Nicholson bottlings on our shelf, both 750mL, both bourbon, and both in short supply at the store.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| David Nicholson 1843 Bourbon 750mL | Bourbon | Corn-forward, caramel and oak, easy sipping or mixing | |
| David Nicholson Bourbon Reserve 750mL | Bourbon | Deeper oak and spice, fuller body, small allocation |
Which David Nicholson is right for you?
The David Nicholson 1843 Bourbon 750mL is $25.99, an honest price for a straight bourbon you can pour neat or put in an old fashioned without thinking twice. The Bourbon Reserve 750mL is $36.99 and currently out of stock, so ask us to hold or call when it lands.
Affordable enough to keep open on the counter and pour most nights.
Wants more barrel depth and spice, and will wait for the Reserve.