Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon Whiskey hope you think of us when you enjoy this bottle commemorates the body of water

commemorates the body of water that currently runs under Lexington

which it claims has a tighter grain pattern that lends more flavor and depth to whiskey than Kentucky Oak

this 2014 bottling from the Bunnahabhain distillery

"” widely considered the father of modern whiskey "” was born in Columbus

Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon Whiskey hope you think of us when you enjoy this bottle commemorates the body of waterOld Forester was one of only a handful of distilleries that received a special permit to continue production during Prohibition. During the 1920s Owsley Brown I, who was then the president of the company, laid down a barrel sample that had been batched at the beginning of Prohibition. This expression is based on that barrel sample, created to celebrate the companys uninterrupted legacy of whiskey distillation. Bottled at 115 proof, the nose has strong