1792 Bourbon Full Proof 125 750 ml
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About this bottle
1792 Bourbon Full Proof is bottled at 125 proof, close to typical barrel-entry strength, giving it more intensity than the standard 1792 Small Batch bottled at 93.7 proof. It comes from Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, aged in new charred oak barrels. Expect a bold, full-bodied character with oak, caramel, and baking spice up front, and real heat from the higher proof carrying through the palate and finish. It's built for bourbon drinkers who want more intensity than the brand's standard bottling without stepping up to a single-barrel pick. This bottle suits neat sipping for those who like their bourbon strong, or a cocktail that needs a bourbon with real backbone.
How to drink 1792 Full Proof
Add a few drops of water to bring the proof down and open up the caramel and spice, or pour it neat if you want the full intensity. It also anchors an Old Fashioned without getting lost under sugar and bitters.
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Specs
Bourbon125 proof · new charred oak · Bardstown, Kentucky
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How should 1792 Full Proof be served?
Neat with a few drops of water, or over a large ice cube -- at 125 proof it's intense enough that most drinkers will want to open it up a little.
What cocktails work well with 1792 Full Proof?
Its bold, full-bodied character holds up well in an Old Fashioned or Manhattan, where it won't get lost against sugar and bitters.
What does 'Full Proof' mean here?
Unlike a typical barrel-proof whiskey, 1792 Full Proof is bottled at 125 proof to match the proof the whiskey went into the barrel at, rather than whatever proof it happened to come out at.
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