Perhaps the oldest school distillery in the country isn't located off the beaten path in rural Kentucky, but rather sits square in the middle of Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood. Charles Jacquin et Cie Inc. has been producing various cordials and alcohol brands since the 1880s. Owned by the Cooper Family who collectively are responsible for now famous cordials like Domaine de Canton, St. Germain, and Chambord, you can't argue with generational success, or the low key, old school, 70s office building and cobbled together manufacturing facility that sprawls across so many Philly blocks where their alchemy takes place. Long story short, the Coopers know how to make great product and have been doing so for many years. Enter Pennsylvania Dutch, their old school Egg Nog, made right in Philly with a base of real Pennsylvania cream along with rum, brandy, and blended whiskey. It's 29.5 proof with a nice nutmeg bite to keep you coming back for more.