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Four Roses Premium American Light Whiskey, 1974, 43%
Four Roses

Four Roses Premium American Light Whiskey, 1974, 43%

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TypeBlended Whisky
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Description

For several decades, Four Roses was the top-selling bourbon in the United States. However, in the late 1950s Seagram removed it from the domestic market and replaced it with a cheaper blended whiskey. When these sales slowly began to decline, Seagram decided to launch something new to appease American consumers' changed taste preferences: Four Roses Premium American Light Whiskey. With the great s ...

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Presentation
Bottle
Series highlights
Part of the 'Premium American Light Whiskey' line launched by Seagram for the US domestic market when straight bourbon was exported.
Historical context
Bottled during the period (late 1950s to early 2000s) when Four Roses sold blended whiskey in the US market while its straight bourbon was for export.
Special release
US domestic market, Imperial Quart size common before metrication.
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US domestic market
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