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Remus 15 Year Old Gatsby Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Remus 15 Year Old Gatsby Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey
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- BrandGeorge Remus
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Age15 Year Old
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol48.9%
Dive into History with Ross & Squibb's Legendary Bourbon
Ross & Squibb, more than a name, is a legacy in Lawrenceburg. For 200 years, their distillery—founded by Whiskey icons George Ross and William Squibb—has crafted exceptional mash bills. Their spirit lives in every bottle we make. Their simple philosophy? Craft Whiskey that honors tradition, embodies our values, and delights palates.
Remus 15 Year Old Gatsby Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a legendary sip from history. This unique, cask strength Bourbon, made from 15-year-old reserves, pays homage to Jay Gatsby. Legend suggests F. Scott Fitzgerald drew inspiration from Remus for his iconic character. Whether it was an encounter in 1918 or Remus' newspaper exposés, the connection is undeniable. With caramel, oak, and spicy notes, this Bourbon celebrates history, literature, and excellent Whiskey. Cheers!
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raisin
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cherry
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leather
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syrup
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oak
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brown sugar
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dark fruit
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candied
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caramel
Appearance / Color
Auburn
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel, candied dark fruit, and brown sugar
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oak, dark fruit syrup, candied raisins
Finish
Saddle leather, cherry, and oak
About
Dive into History with Ross & Squibb's Legendary Bourbon
Ross & Squibb, more than a name, is a legacy in Lawrenceburg. For 200 years, their distillery—founded by Whiskey icons George Ross and William Squibb—has crafted exceptional mash bills. Their spirit lives in every bottle we make. Their simple philosophy? Craft Whiskey that honors tradition, embodies our values, and delights palates.
Remus 15 Year Old Gatsby Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a legendary sip from history. This unique, cask strength Bourbon, made from 15-year-old reserves, pays homage to Jay Gatsby. Legend suggests F. Scott Fitzgerald drew inspiration from Remus for his iconic character. Whether it was an encounter in 1918 or Remus' newspaper exposés, the connection is undeniable. With caramel, oak, and spicy notes, this Bourbon celebrates history, literature, and excellent Whiskey. Cheers!
- BrandGeorge Remus
- CategoryBourbon
- CountryUnited States
- Age15 Year Old
- Style Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Alcohol48.9%
-
raisin
-
cherry
-
leather
-
syrup
-
oak
-
brown sugar
-
dark fruit
-
candied
-
caramel
Appearance / Color
Auburn
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel, candied dark fruit, and brown sugar
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oak, dark fruit syrup, candied raisins
Finish
Saddle leather, cherry, and oak
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