1792 Bourbon: Proof, Types, and Buying Guide
1792 Small Batch is a Barton 1792 / Sazerac Kentucky straight bourbon. US listings commonly print 93.7 proof / 46.85% ABV — about 1.17 drinks per 1.5 oz. Confirm the neck. No invented MSRP.
1792 Small Batch is a Barton 1792 / Sazerac Kentucky straight bourbon. US listings commonly print 93.7 proof / 46.85% ABV — about 1.17 drinks per 1.5 oz. Confirm the neck. No invented MSRP.
No. 27 CFR 5.143 is a United States whisky type, not Kentucky-only. Straight ≥2 years in new charred oak. No invented 51% share.
80 proof is the TTB whiskey floor (40% ABV), not a flavor ranking. A 1.5 oz pour is one standard drink. Jim Beam White and Basil Hayden print 80. Maker’s Mark and Buffalo Trace are 90 — not this class. No invented ranking.
Upright, cool, out of sun. Glass does not age (27 CFR 5.74). No invented opened-month clock.
Bourbon taste is not a TTB class. US bourbon is a mash and barrel rule: at least 51% corn, new charred oak. Drinkers often cite vanilla and caramel — that is bar talk. A 1.5-ounce 40% pour is one drink.
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No official bourbon-lemonade recipe. Maker’s Mark official 90 / 45%. Lemonade is 0%. Typical 40% FLAG.
Kirkland Small Batch / Bonded / Single Barrel print Barton 1792 (Sazerac). A newer 1.75 L is bottled by DC Flynt without naming the Bardstown DSP. Read the label.
Cabinet English, unused as a recovered 15-way ranking. Leftover 5.143 unused as a collect class. Official this fetch Stagg 134.4 unused as every-batch collect statute.
Merch English, not IBA. Official this fetch JBBDCo Jim Beam Proof 80. Leftover IBA OF 45 mL unused as a merch IBA. Unused leftover World’s #1 as invented 2026 #1 crown.