Bond & Lillard

Bond & Lillard is a historic American whiskey brand, originally produced at the distillery of the same name and created by William Bond and Christopher Lillard in 1869. The distillery was shut down upon the enacted of Prohibition in the US, however the brand continued to be bottled as a medicinal product. In 1933 the trademark was registered by The American Medicinal Spirits Company, and retained by its parent, National Distillers until its acquisition by Jim Beam Brands who let it lapse in 1994.

The label was registered and revived in 2017 by Campari America as part of its The Whiskey Barons Collection.