Brother’s Bond Announces New Bourbon Based On Regenerative Agriculture
Brother’s Bond, a small and independent NDP, has announced the launch of its newest expression: Brother’s Bond Regenerative Grain New Batch Bourbon. Crafted from grains grown using regenerative agriculture, this release builds on the brand’s commitment to producing bourbon that not only tastes exceptional but also restores soil health, promotes biodiversity, and supports farming communities.
The bourbon is four years old, bottled at 92 proof and priced at $59.99.
“Blending isn’t just science — it’s instinct, memory, and emotion,” said Ian Somerhalder, Brother’s Bond co-founder and Blending Master. “It’s showing up and having the patience to elevate and shape what nature and time have already created. With our new Regenerative Grain New Batch Bourbon, we’re pushing flavor forward while also pushing farming forward. Every sip connects you to the land it came from.”
Since launching in 2021, Brother’s Bond has shown a continued commitment to sustainability, with a portion of proceeds from every bottle sold being donated to Kiss the Ground. By embracing the use of regenerative grain, Brother’s Bond is leading the way to a more sustainable and environmentally-conscious industry while delivering a superior product that reflects the land and its stewardship.



