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Penelope Bourbon Architects of Golf Hole 2

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Some whiskey releases are designed to tell a larger story.   Penelope's Limited Series, Architects of Golf, came together over a love and discussion about golf.  It seems simple enough, but if you know anything about the spirits game, you know nothing happens overnight.   This is Penelope Architects of Golf Hole 2 , a six-year-old straight bourbon whiskey with a mash bill consisting of corn (60%), rye (36%), and malted barley (4%).  The elevated rye content promises a more assertive profile while the finishing introduces a layer of complexity that we appreciate.   While many limited releases arrive with a one-and-done approach, Architects of Golf appears to be building something much larger. With Holes 1, 2, and 3 already announced, the series invites an obvious question:  How many holes are left to play? While no official roadmap has been released, the golf-inspired theme naturally leads enthusiasts to wonder whether the collection could eve...

Jack Daniel’s Gentleman Jack & MANORS Golf Announce Capsule Collection

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Two Icons of Craft and Character Announce a Landmark Partnership A wide-ranging creative collaboration spanning a co-branded capsule collection, original content, live events and cultural programming, built not just for golfers but for anyone who believes that how you play matters as much as whether you win. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — May 28, 2026. MANORS Golf, the independent golf apparel brand rewriting what it means to look and feel at home on the course, and Gentleman Jack, the double-mellowed Tennessee Whiskey from the Jack Daniel Distillery, today announce A Gentleman’s Guide to Golf : a landmark creative partnership launching May 2026. The collaboration brings together two brands bound by more than aesthetics. Both are defined by character: a commitment to craft, an uncompromising standard, and the conviction that the way you carry yourself matters as much as what you produce. The result exists at the intersection of golf, style, and culture; not a marketing exercise, but a genuine ...