Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen Bourbon
Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen Bourbon is a 93-proof (46.5% ABV) straight bourbon in a 750mL bottle, aged a minimum of 13 years in new charred American oak and blended in hyper-small batches of just four to six barrels. Sourced from Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee and finished in Widow Jane's Red Hook, Brooklyn rickhouse, it is non-chill filtered and proofed with pure limestone mineral water from New York's legendary Rosendale Mines. It is in stock and available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.
- Proof / ABV: 93 proof / 46.5% ABV
- Size: 750mL
- Aging: minimum 13 years in new charred American oak
- Origin: blended in Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York; proofed with Rosendale Mines limestone water
- Profile: hyper-small batch (4–6 barrels); non-chill filtered; high-rye mash bill
Thirteen Years of Time and Place
Widow Jane's thesis is that whiskey is shaped by time and place, and Lucky Thirteen is the thesis statement: thirteen-year-old barrels, hand-selected in tiny lots by President and Head Distiller Lisa Wicker, matured through the seasonal swings of the Brooklyn rickhouse, then brought to proof with water drawn from the same Rosendale limestone that built the Brooklyn Bridge. The high-rye mash bill keeps the long oak in check with spice and lift. Browse more Widow Jane whiskeys or compare other long-aged bourbon whiskeys at Del Mesa Liquor.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Vanilla bean, Earl Grey tea, caramel, and sweet tobacco.
Palate: Pecan pie, whole-grain toast, and grapefruit peel — complex and balanced.
Finish: Long and gently warming, with nutmeg, birch beer, and dry oak tannin.
How to Enjoy
Neat is the move — give it a few minutes in the glass and watch the tea and tobacco notes bloom. A single large cube works for a slower evening, and its structure carries an Old Fashioned or Manhattan beautifully. Pair with pecan pie or aged cheddar.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen?
A minimum of 13 years — one of the oldest age statements in the Widow Jane range.
What is the proof of Lucky Thirteen?
93 proof (46.5% ABV), non-chill filtered.
What makes Widow Jane's water special?
It is proofed with pure limestone mineral water from the historic Rosendale Mines in upstate New York, the same limestone used in the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building.
Is Lucky Thirteen a limited release?
It is produced in hyper-small batches of only four to six barrels, so availability is genuinely limited.
A thirteen-year-old bourbon at 93 proof doesn't sit on shelves long — order Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA, while it's in stock.