Simple, classic, and built on legacy, Four Roses Yellow Label is the bourbon that’s been winning hearts since before “small batch” was a trend. Light, floral, and impossibly smooth, it’s the kind of everyday dram that never compromises on character.

Four Roses Yellow Label Original Bourbon 75cl
Brand: Four Roses | Category: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey | ABV: 40% | Origin: USA | Vol: 750ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Soft and elegant, fresh orchard fruit, sweet corn, vanilla bean, and a floral lift with just a trace of spice.
Palate: Smooth and mellow, honeyed grain, baked apple, caramel, and gentle oak glide across a silky body.
Finish: Clean and easy, a subtle note of cinnamon and toasted grain that fades gracefully.

Production Details
A blend of all 10 Four Roses bourbon recipes, Yellow Label is aged 5–6 years and bottled at 40% ABV. The result is a light, approachable profile with signature balance, a masterclass in blending tradition.

Perfect For
Easy sipping, bourbon cocktails, or introducing someone to the softer, smoother side of American whiskey. It’s the bottle you’ll always find in a bartender’s back pocket.

Expert Notes
Praised for its floral, delicate character and remarkable drinkability, Yellow Label is a go-to for classic bourbon lovers and the perfect entry point for new explorers.

Customer Reviews
“Smooth as it gets. No burn, just pure mellow flavor.”
“Mix it or sip it, it works every time. Classic Four Roses style.”
“This is the bottle that started it all for me.”

Interesting Fact
The name “Four Roses” is said to be inspired by a love story, with four red roses representing a Southern belle’s acceptance of a marriage proposal. That romance lives on in every bottle.

Serving Suggestions
Enjoy neat, with a cube, or as the backbone of a perfect whiskey sour or Old Fashioned. Its softness also makes it a standout in a highball with soda and lemon.

Distillery Background
Founded in 1888 and based in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, Four Roses is known for its unique use of two mash bills and five yeast strains, resulting in ten distinct bourbon recipes used across its range. Yellow Label is where they all come together.