This year for Christmas I made the long drive home from Philadelphia to beautiful Western Kentucky. On the ride back I broke up the monotonous drive with a stop at the Four Roses distillery in Lawrenceburg, KY. I have always been intrigued by Four Roses' history and mystique. Not only is there a romantic story behind the Four Roses name (read the official version here), but also a unique history of at least 120 behind the brand. Four Roses was one of America's most popular whiskeys before prohibition. Then it was unavailable for more than 40 years in the U.S. before returning in the last decade and gradually regaining its place among America's top bourbon brands. During that time the Four Roses name graced all sorts of different whiskeys, but now the distillery is back to focusing strictly on producing classic Kentucky Bourbon.
The Dalmore Unveils Rare 18-Year-Old Cigar Malt: 16 Years in Bourbon Casks,
Then Finished in Sherry and Wine
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The Dalmore unveils its rare $399.99 Cigar Malt 18-Year-Old Scotch Whisky,
aged in bourbon casks and finished in Sherry and wine casks. Plus, our
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