Born in Anderson County, Kentucky in 1855, Old Prentice Whiskey has been around the American whiskey scene for almost 150 years, making it one of the oldest whiskey brands in the United States. Old Prentice was the flagship brand of notable distiller JTS Brown & Sons, owned by John Thompson Street Brown Jr. and his half-brother George Garvin Brown — the original co-founders of the Brown-Forman Corporation.The Old Prentice distillery was one of the original distilleries in Anderson County. It was rebuilt in 1910 by JTS Brown & Sons and changed hands at least 10 times over the last two centuries. It now bears the name Four Roses which was given to the historic distilleryby Joseph E. Seagrams & Sons. Old Prentice was distilled until Prohibition, then again starting in 1933. History shows it was distilled in various locations before production ceased in the early 2000s. A brand reborn, Old Prentice is now stewarded by a family that coincidentally shares the name. Their passion for preserving the legacy of this classic American whiskey ensures its revival will be notable and legacy enduring. A selection of the finest barrels from the best American distilleries is chosen for each blend of Old Prentice, paying homage to its early historic distilling journey throughout the United States. Old Prentice Whiskey has stood the test of time, marching through the decades among some of the greatest names in American distilled spirits history. Built on resilience and the pursuit of excellence manifested through daring entrepreneurship, innovation, and artisanship, the Old Prentice legacy continues: “Born in Kentucky, raised everywhere,” toasting to America’s enduring spirit.