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1792 Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
Regular price
$169.00
Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon | Barton 1792 Distillery
Overview
1792 Full Proof is the big-hitter of the 1792 range. It's bottled at 125 proof, the same strength the bourbon went into the barrel at, which is where the "Full Proof" name comes from. Non-chill filtered too, so nothing's been stripped out before it hits the bottle.
The result is a bourbon with serious weight. Deep caramel, vanilla, and oak with a proper rye spice kick and a long, warming finish. Big flavour, big proof, but still surprisingly easy to enjoy. A proper upgrade for anyone after a bourbon with real backbone.
Quick Facts
| Brand | 1792 |
| Producer | Barton 1792 Distillery |
| Country / Region | USA – Bardstown, Kentucky |
| Style | Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Small Batch |
| Mash Bill | High-rye bourbon (exact recipe undisclosed) |
| Age Statement | NAS |
| ABV | 62.5% |
| Cask Type | New charred American oak |
| Bottle Size | 750ml |
| Release Type |
limited/ Allocated |
TASTING NOTES
NOSE
Rich caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak with rye spice, dark fruit, and a hint of brown sugar.
PALATE
Big and bold. Deep caramel, vanilla, and oak up front, followed by a strong hit of rye spice, dark chocolate, and pepper. The high proof brings serious weight without burning out the flavour.
FINISH
Long and warming. Oak, spice, and dark sweetness hang around for ages with a clean, dry close.
What Sets This Bottle Apart
- Bottled at 125 proof, the same strength the bourbon entered the barrel at
- Non-chill filtered, so all the flavour and texture stays in the bottle
- High-rye mash bill, giving it serious spice alongside the sweetness
- Big, bold proof with the depth to match
- An allocated release that bourbon fans hunt down when it lands
Distillery
Barton 1792 Distillery sits in Bardstown, Kentucky, right in the heart of bourbon country. It's one of the oldest fully operating distilleries in the state, with whiskey making roots on the same site going back well over a century. The distillery is now part of the Sazerac family.
Who This Bottle Is For
- ourbon drinkers ready to step up to a high-proof pour
- Fans of bigger, bolder bourbons with real weight
- Anyone who likes a proper kick of rye spice in their glass
- Drinkers who appreciate non-chill filtered whiskey with full texture
- Old Fashioned and cocktail fans after a bourbon that won't get lost in the mix
- Anyone hunting allocated bottles from a serious Kentucky distillery
How to Enjoy
Pour it neat to start and let it sit for a minute. The 100 proof opens up nicely with a splash of water or a single rock if you want to take the edge off. It also makes a serious Old Fashioned at home
Why We Curate It at Bourbon Brothers
1792 Full Proof is one of those bottles that delivers proper bourbon character with the volume turned up. Real depth, a serious kick of rye, and the kind of weight that reminds you why bourbon got famous in the first place. A solid step up from your usual shelf bottle and one worth having on hand when you want something with a bit more weight.
Regular price
$169.00
Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon | Barton 1792 Distillery
Overview
1792 Full Proof is the big-hitter of the 1792 range. It's bottled at 125 proof, the same strength the bourbon went into the barrel at, which is where the "Full Proof" name comes from. Non-chill filtered too, so nothing's been stripped out before it hits the bottle.
The result is a bourbon with serious weight. Deep caramel, vanilla, and oak with a proper rye spice kick and a long, warming finish. Big flavour, big proof, but still surprisingly easy to enjoy. A proper upgrade for anyone after a bourbon with real backbone.
Quick Facts
| Brand | 1792 |
| Producer | Barton 1792 Distillery |
| Country / Region | USA – Bardstown, Kentucky |
| Style | Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Small Batch |
| Mash Bill | High-rye bourbon (exact recipe undisclosed) |
| Age Statement | NAS |
| ABV | 62.5% |
| Cask Type | New charred American oak |
| Bottle Size | 750ml |
| Release Type |
limited/ Allocated |
TASTING NOTES
NOSE
Rich caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak with rye spice, dark fruit, and a hint of brown sugar.
PALATE
Big and bold. Deep caramel, vanilla, and oak up front, followed by a strong hit of rye spice, dark chocolate, and pepper. The high proof brings serious weight without burning out the flavour.
FINISH
Long and warming. Oak, spice, and dark sweetness hang around for ages with a clean, dry close.
What Sets This Bottle Apart
- Bottled at 125 proof, the same strength the bourbon entered the barrel at
- Non-chill filtered, so all the flavour and texture stays in the bottle
- High-rye mash bill, giving it serious spice alongside the sweetness
- Big, bold proof with the depth to match
- An allocated release that bourbon fans hunt down when it lands
Distillery
Barton 1792 Distillery sits in Bardstown, Kentucky, right in the heart of bourbon country. It's one of the oldest fully operating distilleries in the state, with whiskey making roots on the same site going back well over a century. The distillery is now part of the Sazerac family.
Who This Bottle Is For
- ourbon drinkers ready to step up to a high-proof pour
- Fans of bigger, bolder bourbons with real weight
- Anyone who likes a proper kick of rye spice in their glass
- Drinkers who appreciate non-chill filtered whiskey with full texture
- Old Fashioned and cocktail fans after a bourbon that won't get lost in the mix
- Anyone hunting allocated bottles from a serious Kentucky distillery
How to Enjoy
Pour it neat to start and let it sit for a minute. The 100 proof opens up nicely with a splash of water or a single rock if you want to take the edge off. It also makes a serious Old Fashioned at home
Why We Curate It at Bourbon Brothers
1792 Full Proof is one of those bottles that delivers proper bourbon character with the volume turned up. Real depth, a serious kick of rye, and the kind of weight that reminds you why bourbon got famous in the first place. A solid step up from your usual shelf bottle and one worth having on hand when you want something with a bit more weight.