Old Elk Infinity Blend 2021

The Infinity Blend gives fans of Greg Metze something to add to their collection. Utilizing 43 years of experience, Metze paired the smooth attributes of Old Elk Bourbon with the exceptional maturity notes and classic profiles of the Kentucky bourbons.

Blend:

60% Six Year Old Elk Blended Straight Bourbon

24% 12 Year Old Kentucky Vintage

16% 11 Year Old Kentucky Vintage

The Infinity Blend is a nod to the current at-home whiskey enthusiasts creating their own infinity bottles. Old Elk Distillery plans to use this blend for future releases, and the process will continue annually, for the foreseeable future, keeping with the true spirit of the infinity bottle.

"The Infinity bottle concept is something you're familiar with if you're into whiskey - people are experimenting with their own bottles at home, and we wanted to give them something to add to their collection," states Luis Gonzalez, CEO of Old Elk Distillery. "This particular expression speaks to our team's interest and creativity to create our very own version of an Infinity bottle, led by our flagship bourbon and blended with Kentucky vintage bourbons, for our company and brand. We are inspired daily by Greg, his influence on the industry to date, what he's created, and also the promise of the future core products and innovative blends of Old Elk."

Metze, a veteran in the industry, who is naturally humble despite his decades of experience creating world-class whiskeys, states this is his best blend yet. The Infinity Blend showcases his knowledge of the art of blending whiskey and a practically unrivaled degree of craftsmanship.

"You don't know it until you see it," says Greg Metze while reflecting on the blending process of Infinity Blend. "I started with 60% of Old Elk's Blended Straight Bourbon and adjusted the other two accordingly until I finally found the blend that represents what I feel might be my best work to date. I am incredibly proud to say Old Elk is my legacy, and now with the Infinity Blend it has never been more true."