A bottle of Patton Kentucky Straight Rye and a bottle of Patton Kentucky Straight Bourbon on an old wooden table in warm light

★ ★ ★ ★ Bardstown, Kentucky

Some thingscan’t berushed.

Kentucky Straight Bourbon, aged 6 years. Kentucky Straight Rye, aged 5. Created by General Patton’s grandson.

In honor of General George S. Patton Jr.  ·  $2 from every bottle to veterans

The whiskey

Two Kentucky whiskeys.

Mashbills created by Ben Patton with Lofted Spirits in Bardstown, Kentucky. Both 95 proof.

A bottle of Patton Kentucky Straight BourbonA bottle of Patton Kentucky Straight Rye

Kentucky Straight  ·  6 years

Bourbon

$69.99

Well balanced and easy to like, with enough rye to add spice without taking over the sweet core.

Tasting notes

Kentucky Straight  ·  5 years

Rye

$59.99

A focused, high-rye whiskey that leans into freshness and spice rather than weight.

Tasting notes
The Patton Spirits case of 6 bottles

The case of 6

3 bourbon.
3 rye.

3 × Kentucky Straight Bourbon6 years
3 × Kentucky Straight Rye5 years
Bought one by one$389.94
You save$19.50
To the Patton Veterans Project$12.00
$370.44Details

Ships to adults 21+ only. 5 to 7 business days. Signature required.

George S. Patton Jr. with General Pershing and staff in Mexico, labelled by hand: Mexico, circa 1915-16

Chapter 1  ·  Mexico

1915

Before the fame.

A young cavalry officer, George S. Patton Jr., serves with General Pershing in Mexico. Long before the world knew his name.

Veterans, families and volunteers of the Patton Veterans Project together after an I Was There film workshop

Beyond the bottle

$2 from every bottle goes to the people who served.

The Patton Veterans Project, led by Ben, runs filmmaking workshops for veterans coping with post-traumatic stress. They make films together, and the isolation starts to lift.

$2Every bottle
$12Every case
Benjamin Patton kneeling beside the white cross of General George S. Patton Jr.

Ben, beside his grandfather’s cross

A note from the founder

“Kentucky holds a special place in the legacies of my grandfather and father.”

Signature of Benjamin Patton

Benjamin Patton, founder

Read Ben’s letter