Wyatt Earp Hazmat sends a 13-year American whiskey straight from barrel to bottle uncut ‘hazmat’ is whiskey-hunter shorthand for anything over 140 proof, strong enough that airlines will not let it fly. World Whiskey Society built this limited-edition tribute to the Tombstone lawman around whiskey aged thirteen years in charred American oak, then dressed the bottle with a silver-bullet stopper and crossed pistols. Underneath the theatrics sits serious whiskey: dark raisins and ripe berries on the nose, intense dark fruit and oak spice across the palate, and a long finish of char smoke and lingering sweetness. Water is not cheating at this strength. A trophy pour for proof chasers serve small measures and let each one breathe.