The First Responder Whiskey Society has partnered with the California Association of Highway Patrolmen to release this memorial whiskey bottle for fallen California Highway Patrol Officer Rueben Warren. 100% of the net proceeds to FRWS from the sales of the memorial bottles will go to Officer Warren’s family.
Officer Reuben Warren died as a result of contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.
Officer Warren served 17 years with the California Highway Patrol and had been assigned to the Santa Ana, San Diego, and Border Division offices as well as a San Diego Police Officer. He also served in the United States Marine Corps. He is survived by his wife, son, and two daughters.
This memorial bottle of whiskey has been created by Liberty Call Distilling in San Diego California. The company is marine owned and a friend to all first responders. The bottle boasts superior quality work compared to other engravings because it is sandblasted, not just etched. The whiskey is a delicious straight bourbon aged a minimum of 3 years, then double aged for a minimum of 6 months in small charred oak barrels.
The bottles can be shipped across the United States except for the restricted states of Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Utah.
First Responder Whiskey Society
The First Responder Whiskey Society is a non-profit 501(c)(3)(EIN #87-3987483) charity with one mission: to support first responders and their families in times of need. The charity has a membership of 5500+ police, fire, military, medical, and family members from primarily the United States and other parts of the world. The values that guide our organization are camaraderie, loyalty, mental and physical wellness, and responsible consumption. Our motto of "Service Through Spirits" is something we take seriously. We prioritize charity and our members above all else and always strive to do what is best for those we raise money for.
If our values align with yours, we encourage you to join our family in our Facebook Group. Membership is free; the only requirement is a desire to help our first responders in need!