Bourbon Heritage Month Day 23
Just the facts: 2019 Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Recipes: OBSV, OESV, OESK
- Age: 21 to 11 years
- Proof: 112.6
- Price: $199.99 msrp
Jake’s tasting Notes: 2019 Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch
Nose: This pour takes up a moment to open up. Once it does it starts with warm baked apple pie and brown sugar. It continues to bring notes forward after the up front baked desserts it is vanilla and hints of citrus.
Palate: Very warm first sip that brings a punch of flavor. Warm cinnamon, vanilla, citrus up front. The second sip is full of stone fruit and warm baking spices.
Finish: Lingering stone fruits and chocolate for a long lingering tasteful finish.
Closing thoughts
This pour is as good as it was the first day I bought it at Liquor Barn in Springhurst. Shopping Center. We reviewed the new Limited Edition Small Batch for bourbon heritage month and I think this one stacks right up there. This is why the Small Batch Limited Edition’s are some of my favorite releases every year!
About Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch
Master Distiller, Brent Elliott, continuously seeks remarkable barrels, blending them purely to craft a fresh experience for our bourbon fans. Our limited edition bourbons are always non-chill filtered to maintain that true barrel flavor.
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