Description
A historic Kentucky distillery built in Louisville by the Bernheim brothers to produce the popular I.W. Harper brand. After Prohibition the distillery and its brands were acquired by Schenley who operated it for most of the 20th century. Now long gone, it was replaced by New Bernheim in 1992. A historic brand of Kentucky straight bourbon, currently produced by Diageo. It was originally devised by Isaac Wolfe Bernheim, who founded the company in 1872. The brand was known for winning gold medals in various exhibitions, leading to its 'Gold Medal' designation. This particular bottle was distilled and bottled at the Bernheim distillery in Louisville by the Schenley company and was bottled in 1972. It was also bottled for export.


