1792 Single Barrel (Master of Malt Exclusive) | 700ML

Whiskey: 1792 Single Barrel (Master of Malt Exclusive) | 700ML

Bit of a bourbon boffin? Then you’ll love this it’s a superb single barrel bottling of 1792 Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 98.6 (49.3% ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Barton 1792

Bit of a bourbon boffin? Then you’ll love this it’s a superb single barrel bottling of 1792 Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey which has been bottled exclusively for Master of Malt! We’re properly excited to hear what you have to say about this top-notch whiskey, because we think it’s rather good indeed (and that it also looks snazzy, as the rest of the smashing 1792 range does and this one also has our name on it!).

1792 Single Barrel (Master of Malt Exclusive) | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Buttery corn with a drizzle of maple syrup, with support from charred oak stave and gingerbread.

Palate: Marmalade on toast, with a little extra orange oil bringing a subtle floral brightness. Warming caramel and cedar give it a solid backbone.

Finish: A long finish, with caramel and peppery spice lasting.

Distillery Information

The distillery itself was established in 1874, by Ben Mattingly in Bardstown, Kentucky, near the natural water source of Mortons Spring. Mattingly eventually sold the company to an employee, Tom Moore, and another fellow employee who renamed it Morton Spring Distillery. After selling the business himself to a group of outside investors in 1881, a restless Moore opened a brand new competing distillery in the lot next door to and, after much success, was able to re-purchase Morton Spring Distillery, merging the two operations. The distillery was then renamed to The Thomas Moore Distillery, which remained a profitable entity until Prohibition. By the time Prohibition passed Moore was an old man, so he looked to move the brand on. The property traded hands a few times and in the glut of ownership changes, the name The Barton Distillery first appeared. However, future investors would confusingly return to the title of The Tom Moore Distillery and it was during this era that the popular 1792 bottling was launched. When Sazerac eventually bought them out in 2009, it decided to capitalize on the brand names, rather than historic ones, and re-christened the entire operation to what it is known as now, The Barton 1792 Distillery, a reference to the year Kentucky became a state. The current site of The Barton 1792 Distillery is a huge facility that sits on an impressive 196 acres, situated in heart of bourbon country, with 51 individual structures alongside its legendary spring. Among these are 29 massive storage rick-houses which have the capacity for around 2,000,000 barrels of bourbon, which roughly equates to 530 million bottles. There are three tours of the distillery available, including the Barton Tradition Tour, the Bushel to Bottle Tour and the 1792 Estate Tour.