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Full Proof 1792 Barrel Select SGWS

1792 Full Proof Barrel Select (specifically the SGWS selection) is a high-rye, 125-proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon bottled at its original barrel entry proof to preserve a bold, undiluted character. This particular "Barrel Select" (also referred to as a "Store Pick" or "Single Barrel Select") is hand-selected for its unique flavor profile, often chosen by retail partners or distributors like Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits (SGWS). Tasting Notes : As a single barrel selection, the specific profile of an SGWS pick may vary, but it generally amplifies the bold characteristics of the standard Full Proof.

1792 Full Proof Barrel Select (specifically the SGWS selection) is a high-rye, 125-proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon bottled at its original barrel entry proof to preserve a bold, undiluted character. This particular "Barrel Select" (also referred to as a "Store Pick" or "Single Barrel Select") is hand-selected for its unique flavor profile, often chosen by retail partners or distributors like Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits (SGWS). Tasting Notes : As a single barrel selection, the specific profile of an SGWS pick may vary, but it generally amplifies the bold characteristics of the standard Full Proof.

$17.50

Original: $49.99

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Full Proof 1792 Barrel Select SGWS—

$49.99

$17.50

Description

1792 Full Proof Barrel Select (specifically the SGWS selection) is a high-rye, 125-proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon bottled at its original barrel entry proof to preserve a bold, undiluted character. This particular "Barrel Select" (also referred to as a "Store Pick" or "Single Barrel Select") is hand-selected for its unique flavor profile, often chosen by retail partners or distributors like Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits (SGWS). Tasting Notes : As a single barrel selection, the specific profile of an SGWS pick may vary, but it generally amplifies the bold characteristics of the standard Full Proof.