The Yellowstone Select Landmark Edition Bottle series depicts the Lower Yellowstone Falls (original image), Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Minerva Terrace, Roosevelt Arch and Lamar Valley. In 2006, the David Sherman Company rebranded itself to Luxco as a tribute to one of its co-founders, Paul Lux, and as a reflection of the current ownership of the company. [8] [ clarification needed] To celebrate its milestone birthday this year, the distiller has created six bottle designs featuring one of the six landmarks from the visitor attraction. In April 2021, MGP Ingredients completed its acquisition of Luxco. [11] In popular culture [ edit ]

In 1993, the Yellowstone Bourbon brand was sold to Heaven Hill and the distillery [ which?] was sold to Florida Distillers (now part of Imperial Brands, [6] owned by Belvédère). [7] The brand was immediately re-sold to the David Sherman Company, which was later renamed as Luxco. [7] However, Luxco contracted the brand's production process to Heaven Hill. Limestone Branch Distillery has unveiled six new bottle designs for Yellowstone Select Bourbon to mark its 150 th anniversary. The new Bourbon range depicts six landmarks from the national park Limestone Branch has a vested interest in the Yellowstone label, as its owners, brothers Steve and Paul Beam, are descendants of both William Dant—whose brother, J.B., was the original distiller producing Yellowstone—and M.C. Beam, who ran another distillery that Dant ended up buying as part of the Yellowstone empire. Both families were involved in producing the whiskey until 1944, when the brand was sold to Glenmore.