Bulleit Bourbon is a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey, celebrated for its high-rye mash bill (68% corn, 28% rye, 4% malted barley), premium yeast strains, and limestone-filtered water. Bottled at 45% ABV, it’s medium-amber in colour and offers a bold yet smooth flavour—perfect for sipping or mixing in cocktails. Available via Shotcaller in Nairobi, it’s quickly becoming a favourite in East Africa’s expanding whisky scene.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich vanilla and oak aromas layered with gentle spice and nutmeg.

• Palate: A harmonious blend of maple, dried fruits, warming winter spices, orange zest, tobacco-leaf depth, and caramel sweetness.

• Finish: Clean, satiny, and long—dry with toffee notes and a distinctive rye-driven spiciness.

Reddit reviewers describe it as a “rich and syrupy explosion of spicy rye and pepper notes accompanied by rich caramel and vanilla,” earning it an 82/100 overall.

Serving & Mixology

• Neat or on the rocks: Ideal for appreciating its complex rye backbone.

• Cocktail-ready: Excels in whiskey-forward drinks like Old Fashioned, Manhattan, Kentucky Mule, Mint Julep, and Hot Toddy, delivering bold flavour and spice.

Why Choose Bulleit Bourbon via Shotcaller?

• Authentic high-rye bourbon: A unique flavor profile not always found in local markets.

• Trusted source in Nairobi: Shotcaller provides verified bottles with documented stock and delivery.

• Competitive pricing: Range between KSh 3,600–3,900, similar to top Nairobi retailers

• Quick delivery across East Africa: Convenient dispatch to Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, and beyond.

Availability in Nairobi & East Africa

Order your Bulleit Bourbon 700 ml today from Shotcaller, Nairobi’s leading online spirits retailer. Enjoy secure purchasing, fast city-wide delivery, and reliable shipping to major cities across Kenya and the East African region.

Elevate your collection with Bulleit Bourbon—bold, flavourful, and expertly crafted. Order your 700 ml bottle from Shotcaller today in Nairobi for a true frontier whiskey experience in East Africa.