Laws Whiskey House Four Grain Straight Bourbon Cask Strength
- Grain to glass
- Core range
- Age
- Not stated
- Style
- BourbonFour Grain Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- MSRP
- $89.99
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“The four-grain Colorado bourbon left at barrel strength, heavy on orange and clove.”
Tasting notes
- nose
- baking spice, black tea and honeysuckle, with mint, licorice, fresh-cut oak and pepper
- palate
- orange and pithy peel, clove and dried fruit, turning fruitier and softer with water as sandalwood comes through
- finish
- long; candied orange and chocolate-covered cherry
Mash bill
- Corn60%
- Heirloom wheat20%
- Heirloom rye10%
- Heirloom malted barley10%
60% corn, 20% heirloom wheat, 10% heirloom rye, 10% heirloom malted barley. The corn and the heirloom wheat, rye and barley are grown for Laws by two Colorado family farms. Laws uses a labor-intensive cooking method meant to bring out each grain's own character, then ferments the mash as an open-air sour mash.
- Cask
- New 53-gallon charred oak
- Best served
- neat or with a little water
Why it's craft
This is Laws' four-grain bourbon at full barrel strength, a marriage of barrels picked for how their flavor holds at high proof. Laws distills every drop it bottles in Denver from Colorado-grown grain and ferments with an open-air sour mash. Founded in 2011, the distillery aged its first whiskey three years before selling any.
Laws Whiskey House
Independent · Est. 2011 · Tours