J.D. Mason Four Grain Bourbon

J.D. Mason Four Grain Bourbon: Built for the Stories Worth Sharing

Four friends founded J.D. Mason, two couples brought together by entrepreneurship, travel, golf, and a shared appreciation for life’s wins. What began as a deep connection over the fairways evolved into something bigger. It became a celebration of the open road and the enduring bonds that define a journey well traveled. As a result, that spirit lives in this bottle. It’s a bourbon made for those who value collaboration, friendship, and celebration. It’s also for raising a glass at the end of a day well played.

The whiskey itself is a Four-Grain Straight Bourbon. This style layers corn’s sweetness with the character of three supporting grains for a rounder, more complex pour. Also, Timber Creek Distilling in Crestview, Florida, distills and bottles it. This grain-to-glass craft distillery sits on a working family farm in the Florida Panhandle. There, fermentation, distillation, barrel aging, and bottling all happen on site. It is a fitting partnership: a brand built on doing things together, made by a distillery that does everything itself.

The 19th Hole in a Glass

The J.D. Mason founders put it simply in their brand values. First: shared celebration, because life’s best moments are meant to be shared. Second: the 19th hole, because golf is where friendships deepen and victories get toasted, big and small. Third: a life well earned, because the reward means more after the work is done. This bourbon suits exactly those moments: the post-round pour, the deal-closing toast. It also fits the long dinner with old friends that nobody wants to end. Learn more about the brand and the people behind it at jdmasonspirits.com. When you pour a glass, do it the J.D. Mason way: with good company, a good story, and something worth celebrating.

So, want to taste J.D. Mason Four Grain Bourbon in person? Join us for tours and tastings at the distillery in Crestview. And if you are building a brand of your own, explore our private label program. You can also ask about hosting private events on the farm, or book our hands-on bourbon blending experience. Also, if you are curious about the craft behind the bottle, read more about what makes a bourbon a bourbon.