Brown-Forman’s King Of Kentucky 14 Year Straight Bourbon Whiskey 66.55%-ABV, 700ml bottles.
About Brown-Forman Distilling:
Brown-Forman Corporation is a leading American-owned spirits and wine company headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. Founded in 1870 by George Garvin Brown, the company pioneered the practice of selling whiskey in sealed glass bottles to ensure quality and consistency.
As of early 2026, Brown-Forman remains a family-controlled but publicly traded entity.
- Market Position: It is the largest American-owned spirits company and ranks among the top 10 globally by value.
- Global Reach: The company employs approximately 5,000 people worldwide and sells its products in more than 170 countries.
- Financials: For fiscal 2024, the company reported net sales of $4.178 billion. In the third quarter of fiscal 2026, it reported net sales of $1.1 billion.
- Leadership: Lawson Whiting serves as the President and CEO, and Marshall B. Farrer is the Chairman of the Board.
Key Spirit & Wine Brands
Brown-Forman manages a diverse portfolio, with its flagship Jack Daniel's family accounting for approximately 62% of total net sales as of fiscal 2025.
- American Whiskey: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Woodford Reserve, and Old Forester.
- Scotch & Irish Whiskey: The GlenDronach, Benriach, Glenglassaugh, and Slane Irish Whiskey.
- Tequila: Herradura, el Jimador, Don Eduardo, and Pepe Lopez.
- Other Spirits: Diplomático Rum (acquired in 2022 for $725 million), Fords Gin, Gin Mare, and Chambord Liqueur.
- Wine & Champagne: Korbel Champagne (distributed) and Sonoma-Cutrer Wines.
Historical Milestones
- 1870: Founded by George Garvin Brown, who launched Old Forester as the first bottled bourbon.
- 1920–1933: Survived Prohibition by securing one of only six federal licenses to bottle medicinal whiskey.
- 1956: Acquired the Jack Daniel Distillery, a move considered the most transformative in the company's history.
- 1983–2005: Temporarily diversified into consumer durables, owning Lenox china and Hartmann luggage before selling them to focus solely on spirits and wine.
- 2025: Announced a global workforce reduction of approximately 12% and the closure of its Louisville-based cooperage to streamline operations.
Recent Strategic Shifts
In recent years, the company has divested certain brands, such as Southern Comfort, Tuaca, Early Times, and Canadian Mist, to focus on its "super-premium" portfolio. It also completed the sale of Finlandia Vodka in November 2023 for $220 million.






















