Wyatt Earp 13 Year Old American Whiskey Hazmat Edition

Wyatt Earp 13 Year Old American Whiskey Hazmat Edition is not for the faint of heart: a 13-year-old cask-strength American whiskey bottled at a blazing 80% ABV (160 proof) by the World Whiskey Society — and it is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

Part of the World Whiskey Society's Outlaw Series honoring legends of the American West, this Hazmat Edition spent 13 years in charred American oak before being bottled at full cask strength with no water added. The official mash bill is 73% malted barley, 14.9% malted rye, and 12.1% malted wheat — a malt-forward whiskey built to stand up to the proof.

Official tasting notes: dark raisin, dried berry, and deep oak on the nose; a palate of raisin, oak spice, and vanilla custard; a long, warming finish that earns the "hazmat" name honestly.

Why buy the Hazmat Edition? Because 160-proof, 13-year-old cask-strength whiskey is vanishingly rare — this is a thrill-seeker's bottle and a legitimate collector's piece. Explore the American whiskey collection, the World Whiskey Society brand collection, and all whisky.

Serving note: add water generously — this whiskey is built to be proofed down to taste. Start with a 1:1 splash and adjust.

What is the ABV? 80% ABV (160 proof) — full cask strength, 750mL.

How old is it? 13 years in charred American oak.

What is the mash bill? 73% malted barley, 14.9% malted rye, 12.1% malted wheat, per the official release.

What does "Hazmat" mean? Whiskey bottled at 140 proof or above — this one clears it at 160.