Bourbon/1792 bottled in Bond bourbon 100 proof 750 ml
1792 bottled in Bond bourbon 100 proof

1792 bottled in Bond bourbon 100 proof 750 ml

Kentucky, USA · 100 Proof
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About this bottle

1792 Bottled in Bond Bourbon 100 Proof, from the Barton 1792 Distillery, is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey aged for at least four years and bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV). Housed in a 750 ml bottle, it offers a dependable and flavorful bourbon making it a solid everyday pour for your home bar and a thoughtful gift for bourbon enthusiasts.

  • Warmth from the 100 proof kick delivers a confident mouthfeel with each sip.
  • Bottled in Bond status guarantees a consistent age and proof across bottles for a steadier drinking experience.

How to drink 1792 Bottled in Bond

Try it in a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned, where the guaranteed 100 proof holds up well against vermouth or sugar and bitters. Neat with a drop of water also works if you want to taste the Bottled in Bond spec directly.

Tasting notes
NoseBrown sugar, rye spice, charred oak
PalateCaramel, black pepper, cinnamon, dry oak
FinishWarm, peppery, lingering oak
Specs

Bourbon100 proof · Mash bill: high-rye · new charred oak · Kentucky, USA

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve 1792 Bottled in Bond?

Sip it neat or with a single ice cube in a rocks glass.

What cocktails work well with 1792 Bottled in Bond?

Its 100-proof strength and high-rye mash bill make it a solid Old Fashioned or Manhattan base.

What does 'Bottled in Bond' mean?

It's a legal designation requiring the whiskey be the product of one distillery in one season, aged at least 4 years, and bottled at exactly 100 proof — a standard set by the U.S. government in 1897.

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