Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby 150th Edition 3 Pack

Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby 150th Edition — 3-Pack: three bottles of the 2024 commemorative Derby release, each featuring the original artwork of Kentucky native Wylie Caudill titled Adorned in Roses, marking the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby.

Woodford Reserve has served as the Presenting Sponsor of the Kentucky Derby since 1999 and releases a new limited-edition commemorative bottle every year featuring original commissioned artwork. The 150th Derby is a historic milestone — a century and a half of Churchill Downs, thoroughbreds, and the Run for the Roses. Wylie Caudill's Adorned in Roses captures a racing thoroughbred covered with the Derby's signature red roses against a vibrant backdrop of multi-colored roses, reflecting both the race's floral tradition and Caudill's signature bold, patterned style.

The 3-pack format is ideal for collectors who want multiples of the milestone 150th Edition — one to display, one to open, one to hold long-term — or for gifting across the Derby season.

Specs

• Contents: 3 x Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby 150 Edition (1L each)
• Distillery: Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, Kentucky
• Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
• ABV: 45.2% (90.4 Proof)
• Race: 150th Kentucky Derby, 2024
• Artist: Wylie Caudill (Kentucky native)
• Artwork: Adorned in Roses

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why buy a 3-pack? The 150th Derby is a once-in-a-lifetime milestone. Multiple bottles let collectors keep one sealed, display one, and open one — or distribute as gifts across the Derby season.
• Is the whiskey the same as standard Woodford Reserve? Yes — Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon, 90.4 proof, 1-liter format. The commemorative value is in the Wylie Caudill label artwork and the 150th milestone year.
• Is the 150th Edition more collectible than other Derby bottles? Milestone Derby years — particularly round numbers like 150 — tend to attract more collector interest than standard annual releases. The 150th is the most significant milestone in the program's history to date.