Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No. 4 Straight Bourbon Whiskey – Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park (750 ml, 98 proof / 49 % ABV)

Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No. 4 Straight Bourbon Whiskey – Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park (750 ml, 98 proof) is the fourth release in the distillery’s celebrated National Parks series, created to honor one of America’s most iconic natural treasures. This limited-edition bourbon pays tribute to Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone, reflecting both the rugged beauty of the landscape and the pioneering spirit of Wyoming Whiskey. A portion of proceeds supports the National Park Foundation, making each bottle both a collector’s piece and a contribution to conservation.

Wyoming Whiskey is the first premium bourbon distillery in Wyoming, founded in 2006 in the small town of Kirby by the Mead family, fifth-generation ranchers with deep roots in the state. Their vision was to create a whiskey that not only rivaled established bourbon houses but also carried the spirit of the American West in every bottle. To achieve this, they partnered with Steve Nally, a veteran Master Distiller from Maker’s Mark, who brought decades of Kentucky expertise to Wyoming’s rugged terrain.

Every drop of Wyoming Whiskey is made using locally sourced ingredients: corn, wheat, barley, and rye grown in the Bighorn Basin, along with pure limestone-filtered water drawn from an ancient aquifer. The extreme Wyoming climate—cold winters, hot summers, and dramatic temperature swings—shapes the whiskey during maturation, producing bold flavors and a distinctive character that reflects its place of origin.

The brand has built its identity on authenticity and integrity, celebrating Wyoming’s open landscapes, ranching traditions, and pioneering spirit. Over the years, it has gained national recognition for both consistency and innovation, producing small batch, single barrel, and specialty releases that remain true to its roots. Wyoming Whiskey is more than just bourbon—it is a reflection of the land, the people, and the uncompromising character of the state it represents.