FOUR ROSES SINGLE BARREL OBSF RECIPE

Discover the bold character of Four Roses Single Barrel OBSF Recipe, a highly sought-after Kentucky Straight Bourbon crafted from Four Roses’ unique OBSF mash bill and yeast strain. Bottled at 100 proof, this single barrel expression delivers rich spice, deep oak, and layered fruit notes that appeal to serious bourbon enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Each barrel of OBSF is individually selected, meaning no two bottles are exactly the same. Known for its high-rye mash bill and spicy, herbal yeast profile, OBSF stands out for its complex structure, bold flavor, and long, warming finish.

Perfect for sipping neat, over a large ice cube, or as the foundation for a premium Old Fashioned, this single barrel bourbon offers a distinctive experience for those who appreciate craftsmanship and character.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Spiced oak, clove, dark cherry, vanilla, and light herbal notes
Palate: Bold rye spice, caramel, toasted oak, dried fruit, and baking spices
Finish: Long, warm, and spicy with lingering oak and pepper

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does OBSF mean?
OBSF is one of Four Roses’ ten unique bourbon recipes. It represents a specific mash bill (OB = high rye) and yeast strain (F), which contributes spicy, herbal, and complex flavor characteristics.

Is this a single barrel bourbon?
Yes. Each bottle comes from one individual barrel, meaning flavor profiles can vary slightly from bottle to bottle.

What is the proof of Four Roses Single Barrel OBSF?
This expression is typically bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV), offering a bold and full-flavored experience.

How is OBSF different from the standard Four Roses Single Barrel?
Standard Four Roses Single Barrel usually uses the OBSV recipe. OBSF features a different yeast strain, resulting in more herbal, spicy, and complex flavor notes.

Is this bourbon good for sipping?
Absolutely. OBSF is excellent neat or on the rocks and also performs well in classic bourbon cocktails.

Where is this bourbon made?
Four Roses bourbon is distilled and aged in Kentucky, following traditional bourbon production standards.

Is this bottle limited?
Single barrel selections and specific recipes like OBSF can be harder to find, making them popular among collectors and enthusiasts.