The Ingram Distillery Announces Uncharted Wheated Bourbon

Press Release

The Ingram Distillery Ventures into the Unknown with New Wheated Bourbon: Uncharted
Latest Addition to Ingram’s Award-Winning Fleet Packaged in 100% Recycled Glass

COLUMBUS, KY (September 3, 2025) – The Ingram Distillery is proud to unveil today its latest game-changing whiskey: Uncharted Kentucky Wheated Bourbon. Packaged in 100% recycled glass, Uncharted is a wheated bourbon that, like all Ingram whiskies, has spent its entire life on the Mississippi River. Here, it’s exposed to the constant motion, humidity and microclimate of the river to create complexity through a unique interaction between whiskey and oak.

A New Addition to the Ingram Fleet – Ingram Uncharted Wheated Bourbon

Long known for its award-winning O.H. Ingram River Aged series, Uncharted is a completely new expression with a life and story of its own. Bottled at 92 proof, the product is available in both 750ml ($39.99) and 1L ($44.99) formats. It’s a terrific complement to The Ingram Distillery fleet.

“Uncharted is all about celebrating those unexpected adventures that happen every day,” said Hank Ingram, Founder and Proprietor. “With Uncharted, we set out to craft a standout bourbon that could be enjoyed any time. Like everything we do, we wanted to continue to innovate in the space and celebrate the magic of the river. Using 100% recycled glass is another way we are continuing to push the envelope on what’s possible. At The Ingram Distillery, we choose the route unexplored and aim to challenge the uncontested. Uncharted once again pushes us out into unknown waters – a place where we feel right at home.”

Award Recognition

At this year’s International Wine and Spirits Competition, a blind sample of Uncharted wowed judges. It was named one of the best wheated bourbons at the competition, receiving a Gold Medal and a score of 95 points.

Tasting Notes From The Distillery – Ingram Uncharted Kentucky Wheated Bourbon

• Nose: dried fruit, vanilla, toasted nuts, and coffee
• Palate: graham cracker, honey, light spice with touches of maple and oak
• Finish: a long finish with caramel, cinnamon, apples and light notes of leather and cocoa

Continuing the Ingram Legacy

The launch of Uncharted continues The Ingram Distillery’s history of making waves in the bourbon world. Numerous awards and accolades have proven time and again that its unique aging process – one that harkens back to the earliest days of bourbon – produces extraordinary whiskey. The team is also currently reimagining its grounds in Columbus, KY and will soon debut the next phase of its hospitality offerings.

Aging on the Mississippi River

Inside the original floating barrelhouses, The Ingram Distillery whiskey barrels spend their years exposed to the magic of the Mississippi River. The motion of the river, its high humidity, and natural daily heat cycling ensure that the whiskey never stops working. We call it Mellowed on the Mississippi. You can see full details about the unique aging process here.

Learn More

To learn more about The Ingram Distillery and sign up for updates, please visit IngramWhiskey.com, where invitation-only floating barrelhouse tours are available.

Will you be picking up a bottle of the new Ingram Uncharted Kentucky Wheated Bourbon?

About The Ingram Distillery

The Ingram Distillery was founded in 2015, when Hank Ingram pioneered the first permanent floating rickhouses to age award-winning whiskies in Western Kentucky. 
 
Moored on the banks of the Mississippi River in Columbus, KY, The Ingram Distillery’s barrelhouses were custom built inside former grain barges. They now house a 2-story barrel maturation operation that never leaves the water. While having a similar look to those on land, Ingram’s barrelhouses have a very different feel.   
 
The Ingram Distillery creates the only whiskey in the world that spends its entire life on the Mississippi River – years of exposure to the microclimate and humidity of the river, along with its constant motion, creates complexity through a unique interaction between whiskey and oak.

If you would like to learn about other whiskeys from this distillery, check out our O.H. Ingram Flagship Bourbon Review (2024), our O.H. Ingram River Aged Rye Review and our OH Ingram River Aged Bourbon Review.

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