Four Roses Single Barrel | 5 Minute Whisk(e)y Reviews #80
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Happy Halloween! Today we're tasting Four Roses Single Barrel, a straight bourbon from the Four Roses Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. Another solid value purchase in bourbon today for a single barrel. This bottling comes in at 100 proof and is high on many lists for most bourbon fans.
Five minute review of Four Roses Single Barrel, a Kentucky Straight Bourbon from the Four Roses Distillery, Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. General info about the product and distillery as well as a quick tasting. Cheers!
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Two videos in one day, nice! This one sounds interesting.
That was an error... Wanted to space them out but what's done is done lol
Hey man. Just found your channel. I am a scotch drinker and every time I try bourbons I found that of putting licorice note. Dunno if it is coming from the rye or the barrel, cuz I can find it with some wheated ones too... Any ways, since in one of your videos you mentioned you didn't like that note, would you have a recommendation of an American whiskey or bourbon that is anice/licorice"free"?
Absolutely! I've don't recall experiencing that rather off-putting note with any products from Wild Turkey (except 1 Russell's single barrel), Old Forester, or Elijah Craig. I feel like it shows up more in younger products.
But it very common in rye as you mentioned. What wheated bourbon did you try that you picked up that taste?
@@TheBarleyLads Makers 46. I've found that note in ER10 and Basil Hayden... The exceptions EH Taylor and Weller's