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Hey everyone we're back with another Whiskey Quookie, and today we're taking a look at another highly anticipated release every single year, which is the Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch. This is the 2021 release. I love these. They're always like home runs usually.

I know. And they have, what was it? Last year they had some crazy age ranges to them.

Sometimes they have like 26, 27 years old.

23 years, yeah, up to the, so it's pretty crazy.

But I'll give you some of the details on this one because the details I'm going to tell you on here is not what you're going to find on A, the sample bottle, or B, any of the press releases or anything like that.

So I got this from an actual press conference we got to have with Brent Elliott and some

other people from Four Roses and be able to kind of talk about this one.

So it's got four different match bills in it, and I'll give you the breakdown of percentages

too. So it's got a 16-year-old OBSV that makes up 13% of the mash bill,

a 14-year-old OBSQ, which is only 6% of the mash bill,

a 12-year-old OESK, which is one of my favorites, 23%,

and a 16-year-old OESV at 58%.

But they did say that this is a long time since the Q strain has actually been in an limited edition release.

This is being bottled at barrel proof, which is 114.2 proof, nonchill filtered.

There will be about 14,500 bottles that'll go out across the nation around late September

for a retail price of $150.

So there's 14,000 bottles real quick, do the math on how much Q is in there?

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