1873 Bourbon

Barmen 1873 Bourbon is a premium blend of straight bourbons, produced by Coors Whiskey Co. The name pays homage to Barmen, Germany, the Coors family's hometown, and the year 1873, marking the founding of the Coors family business. This bourbon is a blend of spirits sourced from Bardstown Bourbon Company in Kentucky and MGP/Ross & Squibb in Indiana, with final blending and bottling occurring in Bardstown, Kentucky. The blend was expertly crafted with the guidance of Peggy Noe Stevens, the first female Master Bourbon Taster. It presents a complex flavor profile featuring caramel, vanilla, grilled peach, raisin, apple, dark chocolate, coffee, cinnamon, ginger, and charred oak. Barmen 1873 Bourbon earned a Silver Medal at the 2023 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Calorie counts are based on a 12-ounce serving unless the manufacturer specifies otherwise.