What Does Barrel Proof Mean?
Barrel proof means the bottling proof is within two degrees of dump proof (27 CFR 5.87). It is not 100 proof and not bottled-in-bond. Drink count scales with the labeled ABV.
Barrel proof means the bottling proof is within two degrees of dump proof (27 CFR 5.87). It is not 100 proof and not bottled-in-bond. Drink count scales with the labeled ABV.
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There is no official highest-proof whiskey. US whiskey is at least 80 proof. JD Single Barrel Barrel Proof is 125–140 on the Brown-Forman sheet. Not a ranking.
Tennessee whiskey is not the bourbon type. Both are 27 CFR 5.143. JD Old No. 7 is 40%.
Bottled in bond is 27 CFR 5.88: one DSP, one season, at least four years, 100 proof. It is a class, not a tasting score.
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