Smith & Wesson™ Classic Edition - Aged 7 Years

Together with Smith & Wesson™, World Whiskey Society is proud to present a new whiskey experience to the community in a beautiful homage to the gunsmithing art, combining tradition with innovation for a truly one-of-a-kind whiskey release. Serving as a tribute to the cornerstone of American manufacturing excellence, this collection is meant to honor Smith & Wesson’s iconic legacy and the World Whiskey Society's curated selection, bridging the gap between legendary craftsmanship and premium spirits. The Smith & Wesson™ Classic Edition offers a timeless and traditional silhouette to the new S&W line of spirits, acting as the initial release to kick off the WWS partnership. Filled with Straight Bourbon Whiskey and aged for 7 years, the label mimics the visage of a vintage gun certificate, featuring the signatures and portraits of the founders Horace Smith and Daniel Baird Wesson. Pictured against the backdrop of their humble gunsmithing shop and paired with a small floral scrollwork thumb-rest inspired by their history of custom gun engraving, each detail within the piece pays homage to the story of Smith & Wesson’s creation in 1852 and their very first product, the seven-shot Model No. 1 revolver — foundations of the S&W brand that are still making history today. As the first in the series, the Smith & Wesson™ Classic Edition is proud to unite the legacy of Smith & Wesson™ with the vision of World Whiskey Society, and to continue to honor the craft of excellence — be it on the field or in the glass. Tasting Notes Nose: Warm graham cracker, sweet creamy vanilla, and gentle oak. Palate: Long and Rich with flavors of toasted graham cracker, sweet cream, and subtle oak spice. Finish: Lingering vanilla and baking spice give way to a warm and long oak finish. Overall: A classic, approachable bourbon with a satisfying balance of sweetness, vanilla, and oak spice. Safety Disclaimer: Do not mix firearms and alcohol. Never use or handle a firearm while drinking or under the influence of alcohol.