328 Reserve American Vodka

328 Reserve American Vodka: A Tribute to the Wolfhound

328 Reserve American Vodka salutes the Wolfhound in spirit form. Its back label names the tribute directly: the C-146A Wolfhound. This is the U.S. Air Force special operations transport built on the Dornier 328 airframe that gives this vodka its name. The label honors the elite non-standard aviation crews who operate in austere, challenging conditions. In fact, these crews execute missions globally with unmatched precision. Timber Creek distills 328 Reserve from American corn. The bottle wears a clean white-and-blue label with aircraft artwork and wave stripes. The vodka carries the veteran-owned 30mm family name. Also, the brand’s website, 30mmbourbon.com, appears proudly on the back label.

Non-Standard Aviation, Uncommon Vodka

The Wolfhound ranks among the Air Force’s quietest workhorses. According to the official Air Force fact sheet, the C-146A moves small special operations teams into remote locations. Also, conventional aircraft can’t reach these locations. That makes the Wolfhound a fitting mascot for a vodka that does its job without fanfare. Timber Creek distills 328 Reserve from American corn for a naturally smooth, subtly sweet profile. Then the team bottles it with the same care the brand puts into every release. Like its 30mm siblings, this spirit comes out of Timber Creek Distillery in Crestview, Florida. This grain-to-glass craft distillery sits in the Panhandle, minutes from some of the country’s most storied special operations bases.

328 Reserve is vodka for the crews who measure success in missions completed, not headlines made. It’s also for anyone who appreciates a spirit built with precision. As a result, serve it ice cold and neat to taste the corn’s clean sweetness. Or let it anchor a cocktail that needs a steady hand. Either way, every pour raises a glass to the men and women of non-standard aviation. They remain unseen, unmatched, and always on time.

In short, 328 Reserve American Vodka is best enjoyed in person. Come find it at one of our tours and tastings sessions in Crestview. And if you want spirits made under your own label, explore our private label program. You can also plan a private event here on the farm, or reserve our hands-on bourbon blending experience. Finally, for more on the process, read about how vodka is made.