Heaven Hill Brands
Brief overview of the distillery
Heaven Hill Brands is a family-owned American house of spirits brands established in 1935. The company has grown from a single distillery operation into a larger portfolio of brands, including several well-known bourbon names and other spirits brands. The company describes itself as family-owned and award-winning, highlighting authenticity, craftsmanship, and transparency as central values in both production and brand-building.
History
The history begins in 1935, when Heaven Hill was founded. In the years following its establishment, the company has grown from a single distillery operation into a house of brands run by the family. Over time Heaven Hill has expanded its portfolio, and the company is described as an award-winning player in the American spirits scene. Today, the house encompasses both established bourbon names and products in other spirit categories, while the family and the company's values remain central.
Raw materials and production
Key production characteristics include: family-owned craftsmanship, emphasis on authenticity and transparency, family-run production, and a focus on tradition and craftsmanship.
Whiskies
The portfolio covers several well-known brands within bourbon along with spirits in other categories. Names mentioned in the company's overview include Elijah Craig Bourbon, Evan Williams Bourbon and Heaven Hill Bottled-In-Bond. In addition to bourbon, the house also includes brands in categories such as vodka and tequila, underscoring that Heaven Hill functions as a house of brands rather than just a single product name.
| Whisky | Type / Series | Age | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elijah Craig Bourbon | Bourbon | Current; Core Range | |
| Evan Williams Bourbon | Bourbon | Current; Core Range | |
| Heaven Hill Bottled-In-Bond | Bourbon | Current; Core Range | |
| Old Fitzgerald 7-Year | Bourbon | 7 Years | Current |
| Widow Jane | Current |
Philosophy and Craft
Heaven Hill highlights its family-owned structure and emphasis on authenticity, craftsmanship and transparency. Independence and a desire to build a community around the brands are described as central elements of the company's culture and approach to developing and presenting its products.