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George Remus Single Barrel Straight Bourbon Flaviar Member Select
George Remus Single Barrel Straight Bourbon Flaviar Member Select
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- BrandGeorge Remus
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionIndiana
- DistilleryRoss & Squibb Distillery
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol57.6%
Barrel No. 366: our pick today, tomorrow, always.
George Remus Bourbon is named after a legendary Whiskey-man who operated on both sides of the law during Prohibition, earning the nickname "King of the Bootleggers." The George Remus line-up is comprised of high-rye Bourbons aged over five years. Owned by and made in one of the country’s most historic distilleries (Ross & Squibb in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, which is just miles away from Cincinnati where Georgie ran his empire), George Remus is perfectly blended from premium stock to become your go-to Bourbon.
Now, ALL George Remus concoctions are created equal, but you could say some are more equal than others. To us, at least. That’s the way the Flaviar community felt about barrel numero 366 of George Remus Single Barrel Straight Bourbon Flaviar Member Select. With a mash bill of 60% corn, 36% rye, and 4% malted barley, everything from the enticing nose of candied fruit, vanilla, rye, and baking spice to the velvety palate with sweet notes and more candied fruit is just, chef’s kiss. This fantastic dram is bottled at 115.2 proof, delivering a truly pure Bourbon experience.
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candied
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fruit
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vanilla
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rye
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spicy
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sweet
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banana
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smooth
Appearance / Color
Orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Candied fruit, vanilla, rye, baking spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Velvety with sweet notes and more candied fruit.
Finish
Baking spice, rye spice, banana.
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Barrel No. 366: our pick today, tomorrow, always.
George Remus Bourbon is named after a legendary Whiskey-man who operated on both sides of the law during Prohibition, earning the nickname "King of the Bootleggers." The George Remus line-up is comprised of high-rye Bourbons aged over five years. Owned by and made in one of the country’s most historic distilleries (Ross & Squibb in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, which is just miles away from Cincinnati where Georgie ran his empire), George Remus is perfectly blended from premium stock to become your go-to Bourbon.
Now, ALL George Remus concoctions are created equal, but you could say some are more equal than others. To us, at least. That’s the way the Flaviar community felt about barrel numero 366 of George Remus Single Barrel Straight Bourbon Flaviar Member Select. With a mash bill of 60% corn, 36% rye, and 4% malted barley, everything from the enticing nose of candied fruit, vanilla, rye, and baking spice to the velvety palate with sweet notes and more candied fruit is just, chef’s kiss. This fantastic dram is bottled at 115.2 proof, delivering a truly pure Bourbon experience.
- BrandGeorge Remus
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- RegionIndiana
- DistilleryRoss & Squibb Distillery
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol57.6%
-
candied
-
fruit
-
vanilla
-
rye
-
spicy
-
sweet
-
banana
-
smooth
Appearance / Color
Orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Candied fruit, vanilla, rye, baking spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Velvety with sweet notes and more candied fruit.
Finish
Baking spice, rye spice, banana.
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