Nick Zajak – Huntley, IL – E.H. Taylor Four Grain & $100
Jeremy Robinson – Lafayette, LA – Blanton’s Single Barrel
Cliff Carr – Crestwood, KY – E.H. Taylor Small Batch
Matthew Ozbun – Harvest, AL – Eagle Rare 10 Year
Darryl Franky – New Rochelle, NY – Weller Special Reserve
Brown Foreman 150th Anniversary Bottle
Ryan Luebben – Franklin, WI
2003 Old Forester Birthday Bourbon
Greg Scheidhauer – Crofton, MD
King of Kentucky
Steve Bradshaw – West Babylon, NY
Javier Garcia – Napa, CA
John Lewis – Elizabethtown, KY
Lance Provance – Naples, FL
Chris Wellman – Acworth, GA
Bebe Powell – Owens Cross Roads, AL
Lindsey Hodges – Cary, NC
David Clayborn – Elizabethtown, KY
Gregory Dickens – Sullivan, IL
Old Forester Single Barrel
Javier Garcia – Napa, CA
Old Forester Single Barrel Rye
Ian Williams – Durham, NC
Old Forester 1924 10 Year
Chad Clark – Monrovia, IN
Old Forester 100 Proof John O’s Pick
Chris Williams – Herndon, VA
Stephen Schwartz – Charlotte, NC
Dustin Hanssen – Gulf Breeze, FL
Carl Buck III – Cape May, NJ
Bryce Pope – Maryville, TN
Gregory Shot – Charlotte, NC
Pete Bocheck, Ottawa, IL – Bourbon Buddy: Jon Pagec – 6 Bottle BTAC Set
Josh Turner, Beaver Creek, OH – Bourbon Buddy: Valerie Turner – Stagg
Joshuah Thompson, Temple TX – Bourbon Buddy: Brett Whitesell – Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon
Lee Settle Tipp City, OH – Bourbon Buddy: Eric Sharpe – Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon
James Micheletta Knoxville, TN – Bourbon Buddy: Tyler Hardin – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
Richard Atherton St. Louis Park, MN – Bourbon Buddy: Josh Slivken – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
Troy Covington, Murfreesboro, TN – Bourbon Buddy: Dave Bruner – William Larue Weller
Richard Watson Sapulpa, OK – Bourbon Buddy: Melody Watson – Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon
Jeff Bowen Council Bluffs, IA – Bourbon Buddy: Brandon Hoel – Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon
Dallas Tyree Fayetteville, NC – Bourbon Buddy: Steven Lowe – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
Justin LaFerney Ingleside, TX – Bourbon Buddy: Mark Morton – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
RICKY WILSON, Granite City, IL – Bourbon Buddy: Brenda Redwine – George T. Stagg
SHAWN MYLES, Prosper, TX – Bourbon Buddy: Ivan Myles – Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon
KRISTOFER MACKIE, Ketchikan, AK – Bourbon Buddy: Bill Mackie – Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon
DAVID RALSTON, Roanoke, VA – Bourbon Buddy: Amy Ralston – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
SPENCER HILL, Fisherville, KY – Bourbon Buddy: Rachel Hill – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
Give 270, an Elizabethtown-based nonprofit, has announced that a rare Brown-Forman 150th Anniversary bottle will serve as the grand prize in its latest 20/20 Unicorn Raffle, scheduled for Wednesday, July 1.
One of only 150 bottles released, the commemorative expression is numbered 084/150 and represents one of the most exclusive Old Forester releases ever produced. The bourbon was hand-selected from six barrels, aged 12½ years and spent 150 months in the barrel before being bottled in July 2020.
Give 270’s 20/20 Unicorn raffles offer $20 tickets for two chances to win from a curated selection of 20 prizes from a specific distillery, including an exceptionally rare “unicorn” prize.
In addition to the grand prize, each ticket in the upcoming raffle provides participants with the opportunity to win from a lineup of highly sought-after allocated and limited-release Brown-Forman whiskeys. Additional prizes include a 2023 Old Forester Birthday Bourbon; nine bottles of King of Kentucky 12-Year Small Batch; an Old Forester Single Barrel Barrel Strength Bourbon; an Old Forester Single Barrel Barrel Strength Rye; an Old Forester 1924 10-Year; and six bottles of Old Forester 100 Proof John O’s Single Barrel Pick.
During the raffle, prizes numbered two through 20 will be drawn initially, with all tickets returning to the tumbler for an opportunity to win the grand prize.
The upcoming Unicorn raffle is set to take place live on Give 270’s Facebook page and YouTube channel. All proceeds will benefit Give 270’s work supporting worthwhile organizations and initiatives in central Kentucky. Tickets are available for purchase until 7 p.m. on the night of the drawing and there is no limit to the number of tickets purchased per individual.
“Each 20/20 Unicorn Raffle has built on the success of our past raffles, growing into something that consistently brings together bourbon enthusiasts and community supporters in a fun and meaningful way,” said Eric Clemens, Board Chair of Give 270. “We’ve been fortunate to see these raffles make a real impact across central Kentucky, and we’re excited to continue that momentum with this incredible lineup.”
To purchase tickets and stay up-to-date on raffles and events hosted by Give 270, visit give270.org.
Give 270 recently presented a $17,000 donation to Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH), made possible through proceeds from its Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 raffle held May 27.
The raffle featured 50 bourbon prizes and sold 1,260 tickets nationwide, with proceeds helping support FAKH’s mission of fighting hunger across 42 Kentucky counties and nearly 16,000 square miles of service area.
We are proud to support Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland and the vital work they do to help strengthen communities and provide hope to those facing food insecurity.
ROBERT SLAWEK, Quakertown, PA – International Harvester M1 Garand “Tractor Gun”
Backup Winner – DANIEL SHOT, Rochester, NY
JULIO VILLARREAL, Austin, Texas – Bourbon Buddy: Julio Villarreal – Thomas H. Handy Rye
TROY LONGEST, Corydon, IN – Bourbon Buddy: Sandy Longest – Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon
RICKY WILSON, Granite City, IL – Bourbon Buddy: Mike Matthews – Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon
TRACY BOWENS, Hamden, CT – Bourbon Buddy: Mark Baumgarten – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
RAUL VILLEGAS, Pharr, TX – Bourbon Buddy: Yvette Salinas – Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L
Give 270 recently presented a $2,900 check to the Elizabethtown Police Department made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.
The donation will support EPD’s mission of protecting and serving the community through professionalism, integrity, and respect. Through community engagement and dedicated public safety efforts, the department works daily to keep Elizabethtown safe while building strong relationships with those they serve.
We are proud to support the Elizabethtown Police Department and the important work they do for our community.
