Green River 250th Army Anniversary Bourbon 750ML

Name: Green River 250th Army Anniversary Bourbon 750ML
Brand: Liquor Barn
SKU: 40995
Price: 49.99 USD
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$49.99

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Barcode: 810183690123

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Description

Green River U.S. Army 250th Anniversary Bourbon 750 ml A bold, small‑batch tribute bottled at 111.1 proof in honor of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary—rich, collectible, and patriotic.

Tasting Notes:

Aroma: Warm spice, cinnamon, dried cherry and light leather waft from the glass.

Taste: Rich vanilla and caramel, warming spice and toasted oak delight the palate.

Finish: Bold, long‑lasting toffee, toasted oak and gentle baking spice echo in the end.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What does this taste like? A full‑flavored Kentucky bourbon combining caramel, black cherry, cocoa and peppermint under a spiced, toasted‑oak character.

What foods pair well with this? Excellent with smoked brisket, grilled lamb, dark chocolate desserts or aged cheddar for a hearty pairing.

Is this a celebrity brand? No, it’s an official U.S. Army licensed release, not celebrity‑endorsed.

What is this also known as? U.S. Army 250th Anniversary Bourbon; commemorative Army bourbon.

Why Buy Green River?

Green River is Kentucky’s 10th‑oldest distillery (DSP‑KY‑10), founded in 1885. This commemorative release honors a historic military milestone with a mash bill of 77 % corn, 14 % rye, 9 % malted barley, aged 4–7 years. More than a whiskey—it’s a salute in a collectible bottle.