Old Forester 1920 vs 1910: What’s the Difference?

Updated April 2026.

These are two Old Forester Whiskey Row Kentucky straight bourbons, not a 2022 winner. 1920 Prohibition Style is commonly 115 proof (57.5% ABV) on US labels, the dedicated official URL 404’d. 1910 Old Fine Whiskey is commonly 93 proof (46.5%). A 1.5-ounce pour is 1.44 drinks vs 1.16 if those numbers hold. Read both necks. No invented mash % or MSRP.

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Proof is the split

1920 1910
Typical US proof 115 / 57.5% 93 / 46.5%
1.5 oz drinks 1.44 if 57.5% 1.16 if 46.5%
Class Kentucky straight bourbon Kentucky straight bourbon

A 750 mL 57.5% bottle is about 24 drinks. Four 1920 pours are about 5.8 drinks. Pour math: whiskey drinks.

Sources

  • oldforester.com 1920 path 404. US label consensus 115 vs 93 wins.
  • TTB 27 CFR 5.143. NIAAA December 2025. No mash %.

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