Wyoming Whiskey Releases Limited State of the Union Bourbon
Wyoming Whiskey announced the release of State of the Union, a limited-edition straight bourbon whiskey created to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence.
In 2026, the United States marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. What began as a union of states built on determination and conviction expanded westward through generations of people willing to build, endure, and stand their ground. Wyoming joined that union in 1890 as the 44th state, defined by wide-open spaces, rugged landscapes, and a culture rooted in self-reliance. State of the Union pays tribute to that legacy.
“This anniversary is an opportunity to reflect on what endures—the land, the people, and the spirit of independence that continues to define America,” Wyoming Whiskey Co-Founder David DeFazio said in a news release. “State of the Union is our way of raising a glass to that shared history and the values that helped shape the West.”
Aged for six years and bottled at 98 proof, State of the Union is shaped by the unique conditions of the Big Horn Basin. The whiskey is crafted using locally sourced non-GMO grains from Wyoming farmers, pure limestone water drawn from aquifers near the distillery, and aged in newly charred oak barrels while enduring the region’s dramatic climate shifts.
State of the Union has an SRP of $79.99 and is available exclusively at the Whiskey Shop in Kirby, Barrel House in Jackson and select retailers throughout Wyoming.
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About Wyoming Whiskey
Based in Kirby, Wyoming, Wyoming Whiskey was founded with a simple goal: to create America’s next great bourbon — a goal that has since expanded to include all styles of American whiskey. The brand is a true collaboration between its partners and the great state of Wyoming itself.In 2006, Brad and Kate Mead, together with partner David DeFazio, founded Wyoming Whiskey. Using the finest corn, winter wheat, winter rye, barley, and water sourced from the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming Whiskey showcases the state’s natural and human resources. To learn more about Wyoming Whiskey please visit www.wyomingwhiskey.com.
