George Remus Gatsby Reserve Bourbon Whiskey

$249.99 USD

Size

750 ML

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Remus Gatsby Reserve pays tribute to the indomitable spirit of George Remus, a figure who became synonymous with the era of Prohibition and the craft of exceptional bourbon. Born in Cincinnati, George Remus began his journey as an apothecary but soon discovered creative loopholes that allowed him to produce bourbon for medicinal purposes during the 1920s. He emerged as a kingpin of the Prohibition era, much like Babe Ruth did for baseball. While he respected the Volstead Act, to George Remus, it was merely a suggestion. With unwavering standards and an uncompromising vision, he surrounded himself with trusted individuals who could uphold his precise mash bill and the ability to safeguard secrets. Remus Gatsby Reserve stands as a testament to the legacy of King George Remus and the extraordinary bourbon he crafted during a tumultuous period in American history.

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Tasting Notes

Appearance: Remus Gatsby Reserve displays a rich, deep amber hue in the glass, evoking the essence of aged bourbon.
Nose: The aroma is a complex tapestry of scents, featuring notes of caramelized sugar, toasted oak, and a subtle hint of vanilla. These inviting fragrances prepare the senses for an exquisite tasting experience.
Palate: On the palate, Remus Gatsby Reserve unveils a symphony of flavors. Rich and robust caramel notes intertwine with the warm embrace of oak. The palate enjoys a delightful interplay of sweetness and depth, offering a harmonious journey of taste.
Finish: The finish is enduring and fulfilling, marked by the lingering presence of caramel and oak. It leaves a lasting impression on the palate, inviting reflection on the legacy of George Remus.