Bull Run Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
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About this bottle
Bull Run Straight Bourbon Whiskey borrows its name from the protected watershed that supplies Portland's drinking water — the same water that brings this high-rye straight bourbon to proof. The mash bill runs 65% corn, 25% rye, and 10% malted barley, and every barrel rests a minimum of four years in new charred oak before bottling at the Portland distillery. That rye share keeps the pour from going soft: butterscotch and vanilla arrive first, a peppery edge cuts through the middle, and the finish lands warm, honeyed, and clean. The distillery bottles this bourbon in numbered batches, so label proof can shift slightly from run to run. Drink it neat after dinner, or in a Manhattan that needs no dressing up.
How to drink Bull Run Straight Bourbon Whiskey
At 90 proof it can take a single large cube if you want it colder without losing the rye spice, and it has the backbone to anchor an Old Fashioned when a milder wheated bourbon would get lost. Skip anything that dilutes it further — this one's built to be tasted.
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Specs
Bourbon90 proof · Mash bill: 65% corn, 25% rye, 10% malted barley (high rye) · New charred American oak · Oregon
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Questions about this bottle
Does an opened bottle of bourbon need to be refrigerated?
No — bourbon is shelf-stable once opened and doesn't need refrigeration; just keep the cap on and store it out of direct sunlight, and it will hold its flavor well for a year or more.
What cocktails work well with Bull Run Straight Bourbon?
Its high-rye mash bill gives it enough spice to stand up in an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan, and it also holds its own in a Whiskey Sour if you want something more citrus-forward.
What's the mash bill in Bull Run Straight Bourbon?
It's a high-rye bourbon mash bill of 65% corn, 25% rye, and 10% malted barley.
Why is it called Bull Run?
The whiskey takes its name from the Bull Run Watershed, the protected source of Portland, Oregon's drinking water, which the distillery also uses to proof its spirits.
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