Bourbon/Lucky Seven The Proprietor Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon (Barrel #36) Proof 119.8 6 year 750 ml
Lucky Seven The Proprietor Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon (Barrel #36) Proof 119.8 6 year 750 ml
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About this bottle
Lucky Seven The Proprietor Single Barrel is a unique, high-quality bourbon from Kentucky. Made using select grains and aged six years in charred American white oak barrels, it's bottled at cask strength — 119.8 proof — from a single barrel, number 36. This bourbon is bottled at high proof so it can stand up to bold flavors, whether taken neat, on the rocks, or built into your own cocktails.
How to drink Lucky Seven The Proprietor Single Barrel Bourbon
This is a proof-forward pour — a few drops of water will open it up without flattening it, and it makes a serious Old Fashioned if you want to put the barrel strength to work.
Specs
Bourbon119.8 proof · charred American white oak
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve a barrel-proof single barrel bourbon like this?
Serve neat, or with a splash of water to open it up — at nearly 120 proof, a small amount of water goes a long way; ice will mute it fast.
What does "single barrel" mean here?
Every bottle in this run comes from one specific barrel (Barrel #36) rather than a blend of many barrels, so proof and flavor are unique to that barrel rather than standardized.
How old is this bourbon?
It's aged 6 years in charred American white oak.
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