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Discover Old Forester The Bottled Bourbon Pioneer

Discover Old Forester: The Bottled Bourbon Pioneer

A Legacy of Innovation

The First Bottled Bourbon

Old Forester holds the distinction of being the world's first bottled bourbon, marking a transformative era in American whiskey history.

Bourbon's Golden Age

In the late 1800s, Old Forester played a pivotal role in igniting the first bourbon boom, establishing Kentucky as the heartland of bourbon production.

The Old Forester Family

Today, the Old Forester name encompasses a growing portfolio of award-winning whiskeys, each crafted with the same dedication to excellence that defined the original bourbon.

A Testament to Quality

Uncompromising Standards

Old Forester's reputation for quality is unwavering. Each bottle bears the signature of Master Distiller Jackie Zykan, ensuring consistency and excellence.

A Bourbon Tradition

The Brown-Forman Corporation, founded in 1870, has been the proud guardian of Old Forester's legacy for over a century, preserving the traditions and craftsmanship that make it a true American icon.

Crafting Old Forester

Old Forester whiskies are meticulously distilled and aged in charred oak barrels, developing their complex flavors and aromas over decades.

Barrel Selection

The barrels are hand-selected to enhance the whiskey's unique character and ensure its consistent quality.

Aging Process

Old Forester whiskies spend years aging in temperature-controlled warehouses, allowing time for the whiskey to mellow and develop its full potential.

A Diverse Portfolio

Flagship Bourbon

  • 86 proof
  • Aged for at least two years
  • Balanced flavor profile with notes of caramel, oak, and spice

100 Bourbon

  • 100 proof
  • Aged for at least five years
  • Bold and full-flavored with hints of vanilla, leather, and brown sugar

1897 Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon

  • 100 proof
  • Aged for at least four years
  • Bottled according to the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897, ensuring purity and authenticity

1910 Old Fine Whisky

  • 115 proof
  • Aged for at least six years
  • Powerful and complex with flavors of ripe fruit, toasted marshmallow, and dark chocolate

1870 Tribute Bourbon

  • 90 proof
  • Aged for at least 12 years
  • Limited-release whiskey paying homage to the year Old Forester was founded


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