FOUR ROSES 50% SINGLE BARREL #90-2K

The Four Roses Single Barrel #90-2K stands out as a distinctive example of premium American whiskey craftsmanship. Distilled and bottled by Four Roses, a distillery renowned for its rich tradition and exceptional quality, this single barrel release provides an authentic, unblended sipping experience that draws connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike.

This particular expression, bottled at a robust 50% ABV, comes from cask number 90-2K and is presented in a standard 70cl bottle. What sets this variant apart is its maturation process in new American Oak barrels. These barrels impart deep, complex flavors and a rich smoothness that is characteristic of Four Roses' expert barrel-aging techniques.

Founded in 1888 in the heart of Kentucky, Four Roses is revered for its unique and refined bourbon production process. The distillery utilizes a combination of two mash bills and five proprietary yeast strains to produce ten distinct bourbon recipes, each marked by its own unique character. This meticulous approach ensures a diverse and rich palette of flavors, making each single barrel release like #90-2K a unique reflection of the brand’s artisanal credentials.

The "Single Barrel #90-2K" comes from Region 10, which is known for producing bourbons that are as rich in history as they are in taste. Noted for its smooth finish, this bourbon integrates the sweet nuances of vanilla and caramel with the spicy undertones of oak and nutmeg. The use of new American Oak not only enhances the whiskey’s robust body but also contributes to a largely satisfying deep amber color and a lingering, mellow aftertaste.

As an official bottler, Four Roses ensures that each bottle of Single Barrel #90-2K reaches the highest standards of quality control and presentation. Collectors and enthusiasts of fine bourbons would find plenty to appreciate in this whiskey, both for its craftsmanship and for its historical significance as part of Four Roses' esteemed catalog. With each sip, the Single Barrel #90-2K offers a journey through the rich landscapes of Kentucky’s whiskey-making heritage.