Early Times Bourbon

Name: Early Times Bourbon
Brand: Early Times
Rating: 2.9166666666667 (6 reviews)

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Early Times is a Kentucky bourbon from the Brown-Forman portfolio. With a high percentage of corn in the blend, Old Reserve is light and sweet with rich caramel notes.

Source

28th January 2017

https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/29986/early-times-old-reserve-bourbon

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