Introducing Fathertime: The Middle Child Mystery a uniquely crafted Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey thats as bold, reflective, and layered as parenting itself. This limited Empty Nester Strength edition is bottled at a commanding 59.4% ABV (118.8 proof) and aged in heavy oak barrels to develop rich complexity without the interruptions of daily fatherhood.

Presented as the Spring 2025 release, this hand-selected bourbon pays tribute to the elusive middle child with warmth, wit, and wisdom. Featuring a personal note from comedian James Christopher Gaffigan, the bottle and packaging are designed to honor the art of being a dadand the occasional reward that comes with it.

Key Features:

• Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

• Empty Nester Strength 59.4% ABV / 118.8 proof

• Spring 2025 Limited Release

• 750ml bottle, hand-signed by James Christopher Gaffigan

• Distilled in Kentucky and bottled in Bardstown

• From Fathertime Bourbon, LLC

• Includes humorous and heartfelt message about parenting and bourbon

• Subtitle: The Middle Child Mystery

Tasting Notes:

Aromas of baked spice, toasted oak, and maple syrup give way to bold flavors of caramelized sugar, charred vanilla, and leather. The finish is long, reflective, and slightly mischievousjust like the middle child it honors.

How to Enjoy:

• Sip neat to embrace its full cask-strength warmth

• Add a splash of water to open up nuanced flavors

• Best enjoyed during moments of peace, quiet… and no child interruptions

FAQ:

Q: What is Empty Nester Strength?
A: It refers to this bourbons high proof (59.4% ABV) and its theme of being enjoyed after the chaos of parenting has calmed down.

Q: Who is behind this bourbon?
A: Its bottled by Fathertime Bourbon, LLC in Bardstown, KY and features storytelling by James Christopher Gaffigan.

Q: Is this a collectible bottle?
A: Yes, it is a Spring 2025 limited edition, personally hand-signed and designed for collectors and fans of bourbon with a story.

Q: Is this small batch or single barrel?
A: This is a precious batch bourbon, emphasizing quality and limited production rather than mass release.