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Old Forester is set for the annual release of one of its most popular whiskeys

Old Forester is relaunching an experiemental whiskey

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Fans of Old Forester eagerly await its limited-edition expressions. They were probably excited to learn that the iconic Kentucky-based brand announced the relaunch of one of its most popular annual releases: Old Forester 1910 Extra Extra Old.

Old Forester 1910 Extra Extra Old

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Old Forester 1910 Extra Extra Old Old Forester

Part of its 117 Series of whiskeys, Old Forester 1910 Extra Extra Old gets its name because, after its initial maturation, this double-barreled bourbon is matured for an extra 24 months in a heavily charred secondary oak barrel. First released in spring 2021, this expression was originally an experimental whiskey made by aging 1910 Old Fine Whisky for an extra finishing period. The distillers liked the results enough to bottle it, and, clearly, so did Old Forester drinkers.

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According to the brand, it all begins with a nose of sticky toffee pudding and toasted hazelnut. The palate is known for its velvety, silky mouthfeel and notes of sweet almond, toasted oak, and baking spices. The finish combines milk chocolate, sweet oak, and cinnamon.

“This bourbon exemplifies our innovative spirit at Old Forester by taking something great and making it even better. The additional maturation leveraged to produce this release unlocks incredibly robust and distinctive flavor,” Assistant Master Distiller Caleb Trigo says.

Where can I buy it?

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This limited-edition, 93-proof whiskey is available in limited quantities at the Old Forester Distillery, select Kentucky retailers, and in the online store at shop.oldforester.com (to be shipped to DC, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and North Dakota only) for the suggested retail price of $64.99 for a 750ml bottle. Get a bottle while you can.

Christopher Osburn
Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional
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