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Bourbon Review: Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon

In this Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon review we explore a classically popular American whiskey from a well regarded American distillery.

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Four Roses Single Barrel

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Appearance:
Nose:
is surprisingly light as well, with echoes of honey and vanilla. The
Palate:
Despite the high proof, its gentleness continues onto the palate, with a slight spice and bite, though it fades fast and gallantly. It has almost a savory quality: Pairings: If you were to drink it straight or on the rocks, it would go excellently with something light but rich, like devilled eggs or bacon-wrapped shrimp. Or if you were to make a mixed drink, I’d try an Old Fashioned; its lightness makes it highly drinkable and versatile. Rating: 85 points. For its adaptability and generally genial nature. I don’t get to Four Roses often, but when I do, I wonder why it’s been so long. For about $40, it’s a great bottle to have on your shelf this holiday season—or any time of year. [graphiq id=”3PJ9exwdJoF” title=”Four Roses Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Overview ” width=”700″ height=”544″ url=”https://w.graphiq.com/w/3PJ9exwdJoF” link=”https://whiskey.underthelabel.com/l/448/Four-Roses-Single-Barrel-Kentucky-Straight-Bourbon” link_text=”Four Roses Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Overview | UnderTheLabel”]
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Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Carin Moonin

Carin Moonin swapped a 5th-floor walkup in Hoboken, NJ, for a house in SE Portland a decade ago and hasn't looked back. She appreciates Portland's vibrant whiskey scene, finding it complements both the weather and her mood. Carin enjoys exploring the diverse world of brown liquor and its many facets. Her writing has been featured in publications such as Salon.com, DailyDot.com, Willamette Week, Portland Monthly, and others. When she's not indulging in whiskey or writing about it, you can find Carin running, reading, or on the hunt for free samples in grocery stores.

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