Forty Nine Mile Straight Bourbon Frey Ranch is rare and extremely difficult

is rare and extremely difficult to work with

crisp and light column still rum from Trinidad

yet refined enough to enjoy neat or with a splash of water for those who appreciate fuller-proof bourbon character

In Italian the word Amaro translates to bitter

and the popularity of Amaro Nonino made it a household name

Forty Nine Mile Straight Bourbon Frey Ranch is rare and extremely difficultForty Nine Mile Straight Bourbon is named for the scenic Forty Nine Mile Route through San Francisco. It is distilled from a mash bill of 70% corn, 24% rye, and 6% malted barley, aged for at least seven years on the coast of Mendocino County, California, and bottled at 90 proof. On the nose you can find scents of vanilla, oak, orchard fruit, and caramel. The palate is easy drinking with caramel, brown butter, light orchard fruit, and tobacco y oak.