A whiskey world legend has come out of retirement to launch True Story, a new family of finished whiskies. In 2022, Wes ...

The Robb Report shared on Monday that the Angel's Envy Founder, Wes Henderson, launched a new whiskey brand called True Story ...

If that kind of sounds familiar, that’s because Angel’s Envy is a whiskey brand that is literally built upon cask finishes, something that Henderson apparently just couldn’t leave behind.

This morning, Angel’s Envy unveiled its newest bourbon, Triple Oak; a blend of whiskeys finished in three types of globally-sourced barrels. Angel’s Envy Triple Oak, finished in Hungarian oak ...

Since its launch in 2010 Angel’s Envy has established itself as one of the premier bourbon brands in the market. Founded by industry legend Lincoln Henderson, the man behind Woodford Reserve and ...

There’s not really any doubt that as the practice of secondary maturation, or “barrel finishes” has become commonplace and widespread in the American whiskey world, that the Angel’s Envy ...

Beginning October 1, ANGEL'S ENVY Triple Oak will be available for purchase nationwide in the U.S., and on angelsenvy.com (for delivery in select markets). The new release will also be available ...

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When Wes Henderson left Angel’s Envy in 2022, after the brand sold to Bacardi, he intended to take it easy, play golf. “I thought I might be able to retire, be a normal person,” Henderson said.

Angel’s Envy was founded by master distiller Lincoln Henderson and his son Wes over a decade ago. In 2022, Owen Martin was appointed as the new master distiller, and he’s been part of some ...

Angel’s Envy is releasing a new addition to its Signature Series, Angel’s Envy Triple Oak, the first new addition to its award-winning Signature Series lineup in over 10 years. Through ...

Wes Henderson co-founded Angel’s Envy along with his late father Lincoln almost 15 years ago in 2010, and that brand and distillery has gone on to become an icon in the Kentucky whiskey industry.