Tasting Notes
- Nose: Vanilla custard, toasted grain, caramel corn, dried apple, honeyed oak
- Palate: Sweet corn bread, brown butter, cinnamon spice, dark cherry, maple syrup
- Finish: Medium length with warming spice, charred oak, graham cracker, lingering vanilla
Product Details
| Spirit Type | Bourbon Whiskey |
|---|---|
| ABV | 45% (90 Proof) |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Age Statement | Minimum 3 Years |
| Distillery | Two Brothers Artisan Spirits |
| Region | Aurora, Illinois, USA |
| Mash Bill | Complex 5 Grain Wash |
| Barrel Type | Custom Oak Barrels |
Perfect For
- Neat Sipping: The 90 proof allows the 5-grain complexity to shine without overwhelming heat
- Whiskey Flights: Perfect comparison to Kentucky bourbons to showcase Illinois terroir
- Classic Cocktails: Adds depth to Old Fashioneds and Manhattans with its grain-forward profile
- Craft Spirit Enthusiasts: Appreciation of small batch distilling and historic aging environments
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Two Brothers Roundhouse Bourbon taste like?
Two Brothers Roundhouse offers a grain-forward profile with sweet corn bread and vanilla custard notes from its 5-grain mash bill. The limestone roundhouse aging environment contributes honeyed oak and brown butter flavors, while Illinois temperature swings create deeper spice integration than typical bourbon aging.
Is Two Brothers Roundhouse good for cocktails?
Yes, this bourbon works excellently in classic cocktails like Old Fashioneds and Whiskey Sours. The 90 proof provides enough intensity to stand up to mixers, while the complex 5-grain mash adds interesting depth beyond typical corn-heavy bourbons.
How should I drink Two Brothers Roundhouse Bourbon?
This bourbon is designed for neat sipping to appreciate its unique 5-grain complexity and limestone aging character. Add a splash of water to open up the grain notes, or enjoy it on the rocks to mellow the proof slightly while maintaining the flavor profile.
What makes Two Brothers Roundhouse different from other bourbons?
Unlike Kentucky bourbons, Roundhouse ages in America's oldest limestone train roundhouse, where natural temperature regulation and Illinois seasonal extremes create unique maturation conditions. The complex 5-grain mash bill also sets it apart from typical corn-heavy bourbon recipes.
Is Two Brothers Roundhouse worth the price for craft bourbon?
For craft bourbon enthusiasts, Roundhouse offers excellent value with its unique aging environment, complex 5-grain recipe, and small batch blending process. The historic roundhouse location and non-chill filtered approach deliver character typically found in more expensive craft expressions.
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.