Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon Brandy (Raki) by true masters of the

by true masters of the art

And his dream of the perfect dram lives to this day

5 brings together Bourbon

but a blender of fine Scottish Whiskies

Only a handful of Irish whiskeys still use the single pot still process

Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon Brandy (Raki) by true masters of theOld Forester not only survived Prohibition, it is paying tribute to it with its 1920s style Bourbon. Aging Whiskey was not a common thing in the U. S. in the 19th century. Consequently this was also the era of added sweetener and acid and tobacco dye (shudder). But a young man named George Garvin Brown a pharmaceutical salesman from Kentucky was a man before his time, a visionary that saw the need for high quality Whiskeys. After saving his pennies,