Four Roses Private Selection Single Barrel Barrel Strength Bourbon

I understand why there are so many that collect four roses ps. Awesome bottle.

Fantastic. Bold and rich

Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection Barrel Strength Binny’s Beverage Depot Private Selection (OBSV) Warehouse No MW, Barrel No 51-6V Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Proof: 126.4 (63.2%) Age: 9 Years 3 Months (Barreled: January 8, 2009, Bottled: April 19, 2018) Mashbill: 60% corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted Barley Distillery: Four Roses Distillery, Lawrenceburg, KY Price: $40 - $55 Color: Dark Amber Nose: Vanilla, brown sugar, slight hint of cinnamon and baking spices, touch of corn Palate: Pleasantly sweet, oak in front, rye spice, smooth, light fruitiness like apple and peach Finish: Long finish, spicy but not much heat, leather, oak, mild peach Personal Rating: 7.25/10 Notes: Four Roses has always been a bottle that is readily available, so every time I would go to the liquor store, I would typically grab for something a little more “rare.” I have learned that I have been missing out. Binny’s pick a great Barrel with this one. It is such a smooth refreshing pour of whiskey. The delicate fruitiness advertised in the OBSV recipe isn’t as prevalent as I would have thought, but the blend of oak and rye spice from the 9 years in the barrel and 35% rye mashbill make this a home run for me. Also, if I didn’t ready this was over 120 Proof, I wouldn’t believe it, every flavor in this bottle is balanced well enough to where the heat from the alcohol isn’t even something you will notice so drinking neat is the way to go for me! Lastly, the price is extremely reasonable so if you see OBSV on the shelf, please get it