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In pictures: Woodford Reserve runs 2024 Mouttet Mile
Kristen Raymore Reynolds brought the heat to Caymanas Park. Crowned Best Dressed Female at the Mouttet Mile, she celebrated in style with a bottle of Woodford Reserve in hand.
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December 20, 2024

In pictures: Woodford Reserve runs 2024 Mouttet Mile

Caymanas Park earlier this month delivered a show-stopping spectacle with the third staging of the Mouttet Mile. At the heart of the horseracing event was Woodford Reserve, which not only served as the drink of choice but solidified its position as the breakout bourbon for the season and beyond.

Crafted in Kentucky, USA, Woodford Reserve is celebrated for its balanced, rich flavour and meticulous craftsmanship. Consistently ranked as a top premium bourbon, it is lauded for its versatility in cocktails and its accessibility.

Exclusively distributed in the island by Caribbean Producers Jamaica, Woodford Reserve offers three standout expressions: Straight Bourbon, described as rich, smooth with hints of citrus, cinnamon, and cocoa, and a warm, satisfying finish; Double Oaked, described as a full-bodied mix of vanilla, dark caramel, and fruit, with a creamy finish; and Rye Whiskey, touted as spicy with clove, rye, and mint, balanced by molasses and honeyed apple.

At the Mouttet Mile, Woodford Reserve’s presence was undeniable. The fifth face on the card, “The Woodford Way,” celebrated the brand’s commitment to excellence. Attendees enjoyed specially curated Woodford cocktails throughout the day, showcasing its versatility.

Woodford Reserve gifts were awarded to the Best Dressed Male and Female, adding sophistication to the event. Grammy-winning Estelle and actor Stephen Bishop also received exclusive Woodford gifts, marking the occasion.

  • Grammy-winning singer, Estelle, a true queen of style, graced Caymanas Park on Saturday and left the Mouttet Mile with a bottle of Woodford Reserve.
  • Kristen Raymore Reynolds brought the heat to Caymanas Park. Crowned Best Dressed Female at the Mouttet Mile, she celebrated in style with a bottle of Woodford Reserve in hand.
  • Best dressed and best in class! Kyodie Fuller was awarded a bottle of Woodford Reserve for his impeccable style at the Mouttet Mile.
  • Marc Lewis, Sales Manager at CPJ, exuded sophistication at the Mouttet Mile at Caymanas Park, enjoying the premium taste of Woodford Reserve—the breakout bourbon of the season.
  • CPJ Brand Manager of Spirits and Beverages, Natesha Powell, presented acclaimed actor Stephen Bishop with a bottle of Woodford Reserve at the Mouttet Mile at Caymanas Park.
  • Elegance in every pour. With over 200 flavour notes to discover, Woodford Reserve Bourbon is a spectacle for the senses.
  • Raise a glass to timeless sophistication — the Woodford Reserve way.
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    Woodford Spire Cocktail
    1 ounce Woodford reserve
    1 ounce lemon juice
    3 ounces Cranberry Juice

    In a mixing glass (or right in the rocks glass), add the bourbon, lemon juice and cranberry juice.
    Add a few ice cubes and stir together. Then, strain into a rocks glass filled with ice. Garnish with a lemon twist.

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