Yellowstone Limited Edition 10th Anniversary 10 Year Bourbon

A little background

Yellowstone Limited Edition 10th Anniversary 10 Year Bourbon, released in 2025, is a collaboration between Limestone Branch Distillery and Ross & Squibb Distillery, marking a decade of the award-winning Yellowstone Limited Edition series. This straight bourbon whiskey, crafted by Master Distiller Stephen Beam, blends barrels from Indiana and Kentucky distilleries, featuring three unique mash bills aged for 10 years and bottled at 105 proof (52.5% ABV).

Priced at a minimum suggested retail of $99.99 per 750mL bottle, this commemorative expression is presented in a custom embossed bottle with a high-quality natural cork and a black and gold label highlighting the 10-year age statement and Beam’s signature.

(Tasted neat from a Glencairn glass)

Color

Gold

Nose

Vanilla, caramel, orange citrus, red fruit, and oak.

Palate

Maple syrup, caramel, vanilla, cherry, baking spice (cinnamon, anise, and clove), and oak.

Finish

Honey, vanilla, dried cherry, cinnamon, and oak.

In closing

The Yellowstone Limited Edition 10th Anniversary 10 Year Bourbon is a standout addition to the series, delivering a refined and balanced sipping experience that honors its decade-long legacy. With a nose of inviting vanilla, caramel, and citrus, a palate bursting with maple syrup, cherry, and baking spices, and a lingering finish of honey, dried cherry, and oak, this 105-proof blend showcases the innovative collaboration between Limestone Branch and Ross & Squibb Distilleries. Its slick mouthfeel and approachable complexity make it a versatile pour, ideal for both casual sippers and bourbon enthusiasts.

At $99.99 MSRP, this bourbon is a tremendous value, offering a fantastic “classic bourbon” profile that many brands would charge double for, making it highly approachable and a must-buy. While its subtle intensity may not satisfy those craving bolder profiles, and the lack of mash bill transparency could irk purists, this anniversary bourbon is a worthy celebration of Yellowstone’s heritage. I wouldn’t pass on the opportunity to purchase this bottle, especially at retail, as its inevitable scarcity may drive secondary market prices higher.

The Bourbon tasted for this review was provided by Yellowstone Bourbon with no strings attached.