Four Roses whisky reviews (9)
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Four Roses Single Barrel Bottled for Park Avenue Liquor Shop - A Single Barrel That Sits Apart
84
For one of the larger distilleries in the United States, Four Roses maintains something of a “craft” mentality. While the buildings on the distillery’s property resemble a Spanish mission more than a … read more
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Four Roses - A Blend of Ten
82
The Yellow Label bottling is the entry-level bourbon under the Four Roses name. It is far and away considered the ugly duckling of the Four Roses line, but I think this attribution is unfair. The Yellow… read more
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Four Roses - Small Batch - Bitter but sweet
86
Nose: A complex nose. Varnish, flowers, caramel, butterscotch, and sharpie. Palate: Mellow but lasting spice that maintains a consistent intensity and suddenly disappears. I can taste tobacco, cloves,… read more
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Four Roses - Small Batch - Thorny Roses
78
Though not a fan of the standard Four Roses, I thought I would give the Small Batch a try. It looks good, a reddish golden colour, with a good body and solid legs in the glass. A sniff demonstrates that… read more
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Four Roses - Scroll past
55
Neat. Widely spaced, long legs. Serious sweet orange and big butter in the nose. Taste is a little hot, quite tannic and woody. Sharp and hot. Not the biggest fan. Probably should be enjoyed on the rocks… read more
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Four Roses - Small Batch - A Refined Offering
85
Four Roses has a long and storied reputation, albeit one that was sullied for a time when, under the ownership of Seagrams, Four Roses only sold blended whiskey—straight whiskey blended with young whiskey… read more
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Four Roses Single Barrel - Waltzing with the strawberry blonde
88
When my wife and I toured the distillery, we were pleasantly surprised to find the Four Roses regular bottling (yellow label) quite nice. Surprised because the once popular and high quality bourbon en… read more
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Four Roses Mariage Collection 2009 Release - Le mariage à trois
89
The 2009 Four Roses Mariage Collection is a small batch co-mingling—or “mariage,” as goes the French affectation—of two bourbon recipes of different ages: a 60% maize/35% rye/5% malted barley mash with… read more
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Four Roses - Sweet roses
65
The Four Roses Bourbon brand has only recently been introduced to the Belgian UK market and I had the pleasure of having one last night before dinner. This is a Kentucky Bourbon. I had the original Four… read more
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