JERSEY CITY, NJ (November 1, 2024) - Eric LeGrand Spirits, the company co-founded by Eric LeGrand and Brian Axelrod, expands its portfolio with a limited-edition bourbon: Eric LeGrand Single Barrel Bourbon. This is the company’s first single barrel bourbon and first limited-edition release since it debuted in March 2023.

Eric LeGrand Single Barrel Bourbon is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey bottled at 104 proof. It was produced at Green River Distillery and aged in perfectly toasted and charred new oak barrels. It has notes of vanilla, orange peel, soft oak, and a subtle hint of black cherry. To honor Eric LeGrand’s #52 during his time playing football at Rutgers University, the bourbon is proofed at 52% ABV.

“Our goal with this bourbon is to offer a new tasting experience for those who love higher-proof spirits,” said Eric LeGrand, co-founder of Eric LeGrand Bourbon. “I’ve always wanted to launch a special bottle for the holiday season and we were able to experiment with a single barrel bourbon that’ll win over bourbon drinkers. With this release, we’re continuing our work with the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, so this is a gift that will give back to a good cause.”

Eric LeGrand Single Barrel Bourbon is available in 750ml bottles for a limited time during the holiday season at a suggested retail price of $59.99. You can purchase it online at ericlegrandwhiskey.com and at select retailers in New Jersey. $5.20 of every case sold is donated to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, supporting those living with and impacted by paralysis by finding the cure for spinal cord injuries.

For more information on Eric LeGrand Single Barrel Bourbon, visit ericlegrandwhiskey.com or follow @legrandwhiskey on Instagram.

About Eric LeGrand Spirits
Eric LeGrand Spirits was co-founded by Eric LeGrand and Brian Axelrod in March 2023. The bourbon is distilled in Owensboro, Kentucky and bottled in Bardstown, Kentucky. You can find Eric LeGrand Spirits products online at www.ericlegrandwhiskey.com/ and in-stores in New Jersey, Kentucky, Massachusetts and New York.