Kentucky Bourbon maker Four Roses is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its single barrel whiskey by releasing a Single Barrel Collection
Four Roses has unveiled its Single Barrel Collection. The new line will showcase three new 50% ABV single barrel Bourbons in OBSF, OESK, and OESO, on top of its OBSV flagship expression.
Arriving 20 years since Four Roses launched its original single barrel Bourbon, the new whiskeys are bottled between seven and nine years and highlight Four Roses’ proprietary combinations of mashbill and yeast strain. Each year, the Kirin-owned Kentucky distiller will continue to introduce a new set of whiskeys.
“We are incredibly proud of the recognition our flagship Single Barrel has received over the last 20 years, so to be introducing our new Single Barrel Collection in this anniversary year is something truly special,” says master distiller Brent Elliott. “Our 10 recipes are central to creating Four Roses’ signature mellow spice, and this collection provides the experience for fans to enjoy more of what makes our bourbons special.”
The collection is expected to be rolled out throughout 2025 and will include the already available OBSV, made with mashbill B (60% corn, 35%, rye) and yeast strain V, and offering rye spice, apricot, pear, cinnamon, and toasted oak notes. OBSF is made with mashbill B and yeast strain F, and delivers herbal notes, bright rye, apple, vanilla, clove, and cocoa. OESK is made with mashbill E (75% corn, 20% rye) and yeast strain K, and features baking spices, mellow oak, tea leaves, and caramel. While OESO is made with mashbill E and yeast strain O, imparting rich red fruit, vanilla, brown sugar, and delicate oak notes.
Each whisky in the new Four Roses Single Barrel Collection will be priced at $50. For more information, head over to the brand’s official website.
In August, Four Roses unveiled the 17th edition of its Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon.
