Prohibition’s Legacy Lives in Old Forester 1924

Old Forester, a Kentucky bourbon icon, has been setting standards since 1870. Crafted under the expertise of Master Distiller Chris Morris, it was the first bourbon sold in sealed bottles, ensuring consistent quality. Even during Prohibition, Old Forester thrived, earning a rare medicinal license. Today, it continues to innovate while honoring its historic roots on Louisville’s Whisky Row.

The Old Forester 1924 10-Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey celebrates a moment in time when Old Forester acquired treasured barrels from closed distilleries. Aged a decade, this limited release offers a bold 72% corn, 18% rye, and 10% malted barley mash bill. At 48% ABV, it delivers notes of rich caramel, oak spice, and dried fruit, making every sip a celebration of history and craftsmanship.