Bouchon's American whiskey listing covers three distinct production logics: Kentucky bourbon from an estate distillery, New York craft, and Canadian-sourced poured expressions.

Willett Distillery (Bardstown, Kentucky) is the anchor — five expressions from the Johnny Drum cocktail-tier bourbon through Noah's Mill and the Family Estate single-barrel at cask strength. The Willett family has been distilling in Nelson County since the family moved from Maryland in 1792; the current estate operation was established by Thompson Willett in 1936. Widow Jane (Red Hook, Brooklyn) is the craft-tier entry — bourbon, rye, and oat whiskey proofed with limestone water from the Widow Jane Mine in upstate New York. The Canadian pour-down expressions — Maison des Futailles and Wild North Rye — cover the rye whisky segment for programs that want North American character at accessible prices.