MB Roland Pot Distilled Four Grain Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey

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MB Roland Pot Distilled Four Grain Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey

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MB Roland Pot Distilled Four Grain Blend is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey bottled at a robust 107.5 proof, showcasing the artistry of pre-Prohibition era distilling. This limited release marries two distinct mash bills — one highlighting corn and rye, the other featuring corn and red winter wheat — creating a complex bourbon that bridges traditional grain bill styles in a single, extraordinary expression.

Nestled in Pembroke, Christian County, Kentucky, MB Roland Distillery draws from the rolling farmland and limestone-filtered waters that have nurtured bourbon makers for generations. Their pot distillation method honors the slow, careful traditions of Kentucky's earliest whiskey pioneers, when distillers crafted small batches with an intimacy lost to modern column stills. This four-grain blend represents their commitment to reviving the complexity and character that defined pre-Prohibition American whiskey.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Caramelized corn sweetness, warm baking spices, toasted oak, red winter wheat softness, subtle rye pepper
  • Palate: Rich vanilla cream, honeyed grain complexity, cinnamon bark, leather-bound books, malted barley depth
  • Finish: Long and warming, with lingering oak tannins, sweet corn, and a gentle wheat embrace

Product Details

Spirit Type Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
ABV 53.75% (107.5 Proof)
Volume 750ml
Age Statement No Age Statement
Distillery MB Roland Distillery
Region Pembroke, Christian County, Kentucky
Mash Bill Two blends: 90% White Corn/17% Rye/5% Malt and 74% White Corn/20% Red Winter Wheat/6% Malt
Distillation Method Pot Distilled

Perfect For

  • Whiskey History Enthusiasts: Experience the complexity of pre-Prohibition era distilling techniques
  • Neat Sipping: The 107.5 proof delivers full flavor while remaining approachable for contemplative drinking
  • Collector's Occasions: Limited release status makes this ideal for special celebrations
  • Comparative Tastings: Showcase the difference between traditional grain bill approaches in one bottle

Frequently Asked Questions

What does MB Roland Four Grain Bourbon taste like?

This bourbon offers a complex interplay between two distinct grain bills, delivering rich corn sweetness balanced by rye spice and softened by red winter wheat. The pot distillation creates a full-bodied whiskey with layers of vanilla, caramel, and warm baking spices, finishing with long oak and grain complexity that showcases both traditional bourbon and wheated bourbon characteristics.

Is MB Roland Four Grain good for cocktails?

While this 107.5 proof bourbon has the strength to hold up in cocktails, its limited release status and unique four-grain complexity make it best appreciated neat or with a splash of water. The intricate balance between corn, rye, wheat, and malt deserves to be savored rather than masked by mixers.

How should I drink MB Roland Pot Distilled Four Grain?

Enjoy this bourbon neat in a Glencairn glass to fully appreciate its complex grain bill and pot distillation character. If the 107.5 proof seems intense, add a few drops of room temperature water to open up the flavors and reveal the subtle interplay between the rye and wheat components.

What makes MB Roland Four Grain different from other bourbons?

This bourbon uniquely blends two separate mash bills in one bottle — one corn and rye forward, the other featuring red winter wheat. Combined with pot distillation rather than column distillation, it recreates the complexity and character of pre-Prohibition era whiskey that modern bourbon rarely achieves.

Is MB Roland worth the investment as a limited release?

For collectors and whiskey enthusiasts interested in traditional distillation methods and unique grain bill experimentation, this limited release offers exceptional value. The pot distillation process and four-grain complexity represent a level of craftsmanship and historical accuracy rarely found in today's bourbon market.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.