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Bourbon/J.R. Ewing J.R. Ewing Private Reserve Bourbon 750 ml
J.R. Ewing J.R. Ewing Private Reserve Bourbon 750 ml
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About this bottle
J.R. Ewing Private Reserve is a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey named for the Dallas TV character, bottled at 80 proof from a blend of Kentucky straight bourbons matured in new charred American oak. It pours a deep amber and leans into the classic straight-bourbon profile: caramel and vanilla up front, a mellow oak backbone, and a smooth, easy finish without much heat. It's not trying to be a sipping trophy — it's a straightforward, drinkable bourbon at a fair proof point, built for a highball or a rocks glass on a regular night rather than a special occasion. Good for anyone who wants an easy-drinking bourbon without fuss.
How to drink J.R. Ewing Private Reserve
At 80 proof it's easy on the rocks or in a simple highball with cola or ginger ale — the low proof means it won't get harsh with dilution. It also works fine in a Whiskey Sour if you want to put it in a cocktail rather than drink it neat.
Specs
Whisky80 proof · New charred American oak · Kentucky
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What's the best way to drink J.R. Ewing Private Reserve?
On the rocks or in a highball — at 80 proof it stays smooth with plenty of dilution, so it doesn't need to be sipped neat to show well.
What cocktails work with this bourbon?
A Whiskey Sour or a simple bourbon-and-ginger highball both suit it — the caramel-vanilla profile holds up fine when mixed rather than getting lost.
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