Bedford, Pa-based whiskey maker The Espy House has revealed a new whiskey, "Washington’s Reserve One," made in the spirit of founding father and first president, George Washington.  The first small batch of "Washington’s Reserve One" was revealed via a social media post on the historic whiskey maker's profile.  The whiskey maker explained that this batch is made in the spirit of the U.S.’s first president, George Washington. President Washington used The Espy House, founded in 1771, as his headquarters during the "Whiskey Rebellion" (1791-1794), a violent tax protest during Washington's presidency. In 1794, when Congress repealed a tax on distilled spirits, Western Pennsylvania disputed the new tax with force. President Washington mobilized 12,950 troops to maintain government authority to make laws. The 45% ABV (90-proof) limited-edition bottles can be pre-ordered online. In 1974, The Espy House was added to the National Register of Historic Places; in 1983, it was made a National Historic Landmark.