Old Forester 1870 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Original Batch, Louisville, Kentucky

I always like thinking about Bottled in Bond Bourbons as "vintage bourbons" since all the whiskey has to come from the same batch, all in one run. And they'll always 100 proof, this Old Forester just happens to be very smooth.

From the man who taught Jack Daniel how to make Tennessee Whiskey. The man who brought charcoal filtration from his ancestors in West Africa to Tennessee, Uncle Nearest is the Historical Icon few Whiskey lovers know.

The one double oaked Bourbon in the Old Forester line, this Whiskey sees and additional 8 months in heavy charred oak after it's original aging in new American oak.

72% Corn, 18% Rye and 10% Malted Barley is the mash bill in this Kentucky Bourbon. And at 100 proof, this is dangerously smooth!

Called Prohibition Style because this recipe is similar to the one used by Old Forester during Prohibition when they were 1 of the few distilleries that were able to stay open to make Whiskey for "medicinal purposes".