Four Roses is one of America's most storied bourbon brands, with roots stretching back to 1888 when Paul Jones Jr. trademarked the name in Atlanta. The brand quickly rose to prominence and became the best-selling American whiskey in the United States from shortly after Prohibition until some time after World War II. During Prohibition itself, the Paul Jones Company purchased the distillery in 1922, allowing Four Roses to continue being produced and sold legally during that tumultuous era. Based in Kentucky, Four Roses produces Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey and is celebrated for its unique approach to crafting bourbon. The distillery uses multiple mashbill and yeast combinations to create a diverse range of flavor profiles across its portfolio. Its flagship expression is bottled at 80 proof and aged a minimum of five years, offering an approachable entry point into the world of bourbon. Higher-tier offerings such as Small Batch Select showcase the brand's depth and complexity, drawing on over 130 years of distilling heritage. Despite enjoying enormous popularity in its early decades, Four Roses was largely absent from the American market for nearly half a century before making a successful return to national distribution. That comeback cemented its reputation as a resilient and beloved icon of Kentucky bourbon, admired by both casual drinkers and seasoned enthusiasts alike.