Old Forester Bourbon 70cl

Try in an Old-Fashioned Cocktail

Try in an Old-Fashioned Cocktail

The Whisky Smash -
Add 50ml Old Forester, 2 tsp Castor Sugar, 20ml Freshly squeezed lemon juice and 8 Mint Leaves into a shaker, of ice and shake. Pour into a rocks glass full of crushed ice and garnish with a mint sprig
Classic Old Fashioned -
Add 50ml Old Forester 86 Proof, 15ml demerara syrup and 2 dashes Angostura™ Bitters to a rocks glass with ice. Stir down to dilute. Garnish with a fresh orange peel

Bottle

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Box Contents:
One 70 cL bottle of Old Forester Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky

Full Product Name:
Old Forester Straight Bourbon Whisky

Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place

Safety Warning:
The UK chief medical offices recommend adults do not regularly drink more that 14 units per week.
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Enjoy Responsibly

Additional Information:
Key Personality: JACQUELYN ZYKAN, MASTER TASTER, OLD FORESTER - Getting to know Jackie Zykan, Old Forester Master Taster, is a little like understanding what makes a really good cocktail – it’s all about the ingredients and the right balance.As Master Taster, she speaks bourbon fluently. But understanding the language of liquor is more than just having a sharp palate. Jackie leverages a background in Biology, Chemistry, and of course, mixology from her years spent behind the bar - a rare combination that gives a unique perspective into the brand and the makings of a delicious whisky. Ensuring that there’s truly “nothing better in the market,” Jackie oversees proofing, maturation and quality across all expressions of Old Forester, including the highly coveted annual release of Birthday Bourbon.But as any former bartender knows, a good drink is also about presentation. Which is why Jackie conducts master level trainings across the globe, leads Old Forester’s single barrel private selection program and innovative licensed expansions of the brand, and oversees the brand drink strategy across all platforms._x000b_And like a good drink, Jackie also has a tremendous follow-through, which is why throughout the years, she has also been published globally for industry insights, cocktail strategies and brand education. She serves as the face of the brand, traveling the world to share the story of Old Forester’s production and history as the First Bottled Bourbon™.

In 1870, Old Forester became "America’s First Bottled Bourbon" when founder George Garvin Brown revolutionized the industry by being the first to put Bourbon in a glass bottle. Five generations and nearly 150 years later, Old Forester delivers a genuine Bourbon experience with 86 and 100 Proof at the core of the family.

Double distilled using a proprietary yeast strain, aged in hand-crafted, toasted and charred new American white oak barrels
72% Corn 18% Rye 10% Malt
Brand History: OLD FORESTER IS "AMERICA'S FIRST BOTTLED BOURBON", AND THE ONLY BOURBON CONTINUOUSLY SOLD BY THE SAME COMPANY BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER PROHIBITION. In 1870, George Garvin Brown created Old Forester on Louisville’s famous Whiskey Row at 322 W. Main St. Old Forester was "America’s First Bottled Bourbon" – the first bourbon to be sold in sealed glass bottles instead of from barrels, to ensure consistent quality. It took until the U.S. Bottled in Bond Act of 1897 for U.S. government regulations to catch up, when sealed bottles became a requirement. One of America’s founding bourbons, Old Forester continued to thrive until 1920, when Prohibition began. Many distilleries were closed, but fortunately, Brown-Forman applied for and received a license from the U.S. government to continue producing Old Forester for medicinal purposes. When Prohibition was repealed in 1933, Old Forester became the only remaining bourbon continuously sold by the same company before, during and after Prohibition. Today, the Old Forester brand and its many expressions are prized by bartenders and consumers alike for their authentic bourbon taste.

Distilled & bottled by:
Old Forester Distilling Co.

At:
Louisville in KY,
USA

Brown-Forman Beverages Europe Ltd.,
45 Mortimer Street,
London,
W1W 8HJ,
UK.