Whiskey: Four Roses 2011 Limited Edition Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey
As the 2011 Single Barrel Limited Edition Release, Four Roses has once again selected an uncut and non-chill filtered Barrel Strength masterpiece. We present this exceptional, sophisticated 12-year old whiskey defined by a distinct aroma of fresh rose petals with notes of red apples, ripe pears and gentle nutmeg spiciness. Proof will range between 107.4 – 118.6.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 107.4-118.6 (53.7-59.3% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Four Roses Distillery
Master Distiller Jim Rutledge never fails to bring new aspects each year showcasing the complexity of the 10 unique recipes. In this release, Rutledge selected a OBSQ recipe aged for 12 years. Bold barrel characteristics along with a balancing of spice and sugar make this yet another winning Four Roses Limited Edition Single Barrel.
Four Roses 2011 Limited Edition Single Barrel Bourbon Whiskey Tasting Notes
Nose: Distinct fresh rose petal aroma with hints of red apples, ripe pears and gentle nutmeg spice.
Palate: Light cinnamon, sweet rye, pear and raspberry fruitiness.
Finish: Smooth, long and mellow with rich, creamy maple syrup flavor.
Distillery Information
On the banks of the Salt River, nestled in the quiet Kentucky countryside near Lawrenceburg, Four Roses Distillery is a testament to American ingenuity and perseverance. Built in 1910 to resemble the architecture of California wineries, the distillery — now listed on the National Register of Historic Places — was one of six distilleries that was granted permission to operate during Prohibition.
Following Prohibition, Four Roses Kentucky Straight Bourbon became the top-selling bourbon in the United States. In 1943, Seagram's bought the distillery and a decade later, discontinued the sale of Four Roses Kentucky Straight Bourbon. In 2002, the distillery changed hands again, and the new owner brought a renewed sense of purpose and vigor to Four Roses.
