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Four Roses 125th Anniversary 2013 Release
The 125th Anniversary bottle is especially sought after for its connection to what you might call the “Tale of the Mutated Yeast.” While fermenting a mash in the late 1990s, Rutledge and his team noticed that one of the yeasts had mutated. Rather than bear the cost of starting over – this was, after all, before Four Roses hit it big – they decided to take a risk. The result went beyond Rutledge’s expectations. He has said repeatedly that it is his single favorite whiskey he ever; even the unaged distillate, he said, was unmatched in flavor. The resulting whiskey, including the 125th Anniversary, were the perfect storm, a happy accident, and since Rutledge did not keep samples, they can never to be replicated.
Four Roses Small Batch Limited 125th Anniversary | 103.2 Proof
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Jackson Defreest –
The nose has a wonderful blend of wheat, berries, and floral notes with no harsh alcohol burn. The palate delivers a mix of old leather, cedar, and sweet berries. However, the finish is shorter and drier than expected, leaving a bit of disappointment. Despite the high expectations, it doesn’t quite match up to its reputation, although it’s still a good bourbon to try for enthusiasts
Teddy Barzilai –
Described as an “Ice Cream Bourbon Sundae,” this bourbon has a creamy vanilla nose and holiday spice. The taste balances vanilla, buttery cherries, and subtle Christmas spices, making it both complex and approachable. At 110 proof, it drinks smoother than expected and is considered an excellent value for a limited release.
Stian Stridsklev –
The nose is rich with vanilla, spice, and hints of cream soda. On the palate, you get an explosion of holiday spices and buttery cherries, while the finish is moist, sweet, and lingering. The bourbon’s depth and complexity make it approachable for beginners and interesting for seasoned drinkers
Tina Bushong –
A stunning blend of three of Four Roses’ ten unique bourbon recipes at barrel strength. The nose offers creamy vanilla with a hint of spice, while the palate brings buttery cherries and holiday spices. It drinks like a lower proof bourbon despite being 110 proof. Perfect balance and complexity.
Cinderella Gatcheco –
An outstanding nose of wheat, berries, and floral notes, followed by an old leather and cedar palate. While the finish is dry and shorter than expected, the overall experience is impressive. A perfect celebratory bourbon that’s great for collectors.
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Remarkable craftsmanship, with a beautiful balance of sweetness and spice. The flavor complexity includes rich caramel, vanilla, and oak with a long, elegant finish. Definitely one of the top bourbons I’ve ever tasted.
Frida Monsalvo –
Remarkable craftsmanship, with a beautiful balance of sweetness and spice. The flavor complexity includes rich caramel, vanilla, and oak with a long, elegant finish. Definitely one of the top bourbons I’ve ever tasted.
Narek Avagyan –
A bourbon for the ages! Deep flavors of vanilla, cherries, and holiday spices wrapped in oak. This release showcases Four Roses at its best, and it’s perfect for sipping slowly on special occasions.
Jose Daroya –
The best anniversary release by Four Roses, hands down. The nose is full of rich vanilla and spices, and the taste follows through with creamy cherry and Christmas spices. The finish is just the right amount of sweet and lingers beautifully.