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This Willett Family Estate 4 Year Bourbon is a 'Jack Rose - OG Wheat 2' Private Barrel Selection, bottled at 120.4 proof (60.2% ABV) from barrel #9830. It is a single barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon, aged for four years in new charred American white oak barrels. This particular release produced 213 bottles, with the pictured bottle being number 112. It showcases the distillery's meticulous selection process and dedication to traditional craftsmanship.
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86.8 / 100 · Based on 4 published reviews.
The appeal is in the contrast between the caramel and brown-sugar sweetness and the firmer oak character. Toffee and vanilla custard give the palate a rounded centre, while peppery rye spice and pronounced charred oak keep it from feeling one-dimensional. The long, evolving finish shifts toward dry, slightly tannic oak, with dark cherry and tobacco notes. It sounds bold and structured, with enough sweetness to balance its more drying side.
redkite_pebble22 SeptCaramel and toffee give this a welcoming start, with baking spice and charred oak keeping it from reading as simply sweet. The dry, slightly tannic finish sounds like a useful counterweight, though the overall character seems quite bold.
Caramel sweetness meets spice, charred oak, and a dry edge.
sundial.postcard30 AugThe caramel and brown sugar alongside warm baking spices sound inviting, with charred oak giving the palate a firmer edge. The persistent warmth and dry, tannic finish may not suit everyone, but there’s plenty of character here.
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