Penelope Four Grain Straight Bourbon 750 ml
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About this bottle
Penelope is a newer bourbon brand built by blending sourced whiskeys — mainly from MGP of Indiana — rather than distilling from scratch, and the Four Grain expression is their signature move: a blend of separately-distilled bourbons made with four different grain bills (corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley in varying combinations) married together after aging. That's different from most four-grain claims, which usually mean one mash bill with four grains in it; here it's a blend of distinct bourbons chosen to layer wheat's softness against rye's spice. The result aims to taste more complex than a single-grain-bill bourbon at a similar price and age.
How to drink Penelope Four Grain
Sip it neat to pick out the interplay between the wheated and rye components, since that layering is the whole point of the blend. It also makes a well-balanced Old Fashioned if you want a bourbon with a bit more going on than usual.
Tasting notes
Specs
BourbonMash bill: corn, wheat, rye, malted barley (blend) · new charred American oak · Indiana
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Penelope Four Grain Straight Bourbon?
Neat or with a splash of water is the best way to taste it — the four-grain mash gives it more complexity than a standard two-grain bourbon, which is worth tasting without ice at first.
What makes Penelope Four Grain Straight Bourbon different from a standard bourbon?
Most bourbons use two or three grains; this one blends four — corn, wheat, rye, and malted barley — sourced and blended to build a more layered flavor profile.
Is Penelope Bourbon distilled by Penelope?
The whiskey is sourced from MGP of Indiana and blended by Penelope, a common model for younger bourbon brands that don't yet run their own distillery.
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