
Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style
1920 is bottled at a robust 115 proof to evoke the strength of bourbon sold during Prohibition, when Old Forester was one of only a handful of distilleries licensed to legally produce whiskey for medicinal use.
Organoleptic Tasting Profile
Nose: Bold caramel, dark fruit, oak spice.
Palate: Rich, high-proof intensity with toffee and pepper.
Finish: Long, hot, oak-driven.
Complementary Spirits Allocations
A high-rye small batch bourbon from Barton 1792 Distillery with a firm, spice-forward profile.
A traditional-mash-bill bourbon finished in port wine casks for a soft, fruit-forward profile.
A light-bodied, gently spiced high-rye bourbon bottled at 80 proof from the Jim Beam family of distillers.


