Just wondering if there is anyway to determine the ages of the regular FRSB bottlings that I see on shelves since there is no vintage dating.
Just wondering if there is anyway to determine the ages of the regular FRSB bottlings that I see on shelves since there is no vintage dating.
I don't think so. I know they are in a range of something like 7-10 years, right?
I believe standard Single Barrel is 8 years and the barrel proof single barrel selections are generally in between 9.5 to 10.5 years
Ryan
Not sure of an exact age, but I do know when they pull barrels they set aside all the older OBSV barrels for potential 1B bottlings. Their website says:
2005 Gold Medal - Best American Whiskey Under 10 Years Old - WHISKY MAGAZINE Best of the Best Awards
2007 Best Bourbon Whiskey: No age – WHISKY MAGAZINE World Whiskies Award
2008 Best Bourbon Whiskey: No age – WHISKY MAGAZINE World Whiskies Award
So for sure less than 10 in 2005....
you can email them with the barrel no. from your bottle and ask, and they will tell you. they did it for me.