Heaven Hill - Brands

Brands

As noted, Heaven Hill's traditional product has been bourbon; however, the company now oversees a broad range of labels. Below is a listing of the company's labels:

Bourbon brands

  • Cabin Still Bourbon
  • Echo Spring Bourbon
  • Elijah Craig Bourbon
  • Evan Williams Bourbon
  • Fighting Cock bourbon
  • Heaven Hill Bourbon
  • Henry McKenna Bourbon
  • J.T.S. Brown Bourbon
  • J.W. Dant Bourbon
  • Kentucky Supreme Bourbon
  • Old Fitzgerald Bourbon
  • Parkers Heritage Collection
  • Rebel Yell Bourbon
  • T.W. Samuels Bourbon

Other brands

  • Ansac Cognac
  • Arandas Tequila
  • Aristocrat Vodka/Whiskey/Gin/Tequila (first marketed in 1991)
  • Bernheim Original straight wheat whiskey
  • Blackheart Premium Spiced Rum
  • Burnett's Gin/Vodka
  • Christian Brothers Brandy/Holiday Nog/Ports & Sherries
  • Copa De Oro Coffee Liqueur
  • Coronet VSQ
  • Du Bouchett
  • Dubonnet
  • Georgia Moon corn whiskey
  • Glen Salen Pure Malt Scotch Whisky
  • Heaven Hill Kentucky Whiskey
  • Hpnotiq Liqueur
  • Kentucky Deluxe Blended Whiskey
  • O'Mara's Irish Country Cream
  • PAMA Pomegranate Liqueur
  • Pikesville Supreme Straight Rye Whiskey
  • Rittenhouse Straight Rye Whiskey
  • Ron Leave Rum
  • Two Fingers Tequila
  • Whaler's Original Rum

Most of the company's labels are considered low to medium-priced. (Parker's Heritage Collection is an exception.)

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