Russell's Reserve Bourbon

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Master distiller Jimmy Russell and his son Eddie have combined over 80 years experience in the industry to create a benchmark in small batch bourbon. Russell's Reserve has all the class and pedigree of a fine malt whisky.

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30th December 2016

https://www.danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_370848/russell-s-reserve-10-year-old-kentucky-straight-bourbon-whiskey-750ml

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