How many recipes does Four Roses use?

Ten — a combination of 2 mash bills (high-rye and low-rye) crossed with 5 proprietary yeast strains, each producing a distinct flavour profile that master blenders combine or bottle single-barrel.

Kirin Brewery Company of Japan, which acquired Four Roses in 2002.

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Four Roses Bourbon — Single Barrel & Small Batch Allocations

Four Roses distils ten distinct bourbon recipes — a combination of two mash bills and five proprietary yeast strains — then blends or single-barrels them into a wide, well-documented range including the collector-favourite Limited Edition Small Batch and Single Barrel OESO/OBSV picks.

Last updated: August 2026

Buy Four Roses online — direct allocations shipped to every state with compliant direct-to-consumer alcohol shipping laws.

Everyday Favorite80 Proof

Kentucky Bourbon750ml

Four Roses Bourbon

Four Roses' entry-level yellow label, a soft and floral blend of the distillery's signature recipes.

Cask: New Charred American OakNo Age Statement

$22

$20 with Crypto

Small Batch90 Proof

Small Batch Bourbon750ml

Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon

A richer small batch blend of four of Four Roses’ ten proprietary bourbon recipes.

Cask: New Charred American OakNo Age Statement (6–7 Year Blend)

$35

$32 with Crypto

Non-Chill Filtered104 Proof

Small Batch Bourbon750ml

Four Roses Small Batch Select Bourbon

A higher-proof, non-chill-filtered small batch blend of select high-rye Four Roses recipes.

Cask: New Charred American OakNo Age Statement

$48

$43 with Crypto

Single Recipe, Single Barrel100 Proof

Single Barrel Bourbon750ml

Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon

A spicy, full-bodied expression of Four Roses' famed OBSV recipe, drawn from a single Kentucky barrel.

Cask: OBSV High-Rye RecipeNo Age Statement

$50

$45 with Crypto

Four Roses — Frequently Asked Questions

Four Roses labels each recipe with a four-letter code — the first two letters are always "OE" or "OB" (mash bill), and the last two identify the yeast strain, each contributing a distinct flavour note from fruity to spicy to floral.