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Remus Repeal Reserve Bourbon Whiskey

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Remus Repeal Reserve Bourbon WhiskeyA Toast to Repeal. A Tribute to Remus. Remus Repeal Reserve is an annual limited edition Straight Bourbon Whiskey that celebrates the legacy of George Remus the legendary bootlegger who became one of Prohibition's most notorious figures. The 2022 Medley release is bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV), blending carefully selected straight bourbon whiskeys to deliver a rich, complex, and deeply satisfying expression worthy of the man who inspired it. Straight

A Toast to Repeal. A Tribute to Remus.

Remus Repeal Reserve is an annual limited-edition Straight Bourbon Whiskey that celebrates the legacy of George Remus — the legendary bootlegger who became one of Prohibition's most notorious figures. The 2022 Medley release is bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV), blending carefully selected straight bourbon whiskeys to deliver a rich, complex, and deeply satisfying expression worthy of the man who inspired it.

  • Straight Bourbon Whiskey — 2022 Medley Release
  • 100 Proof | 50% ABV | Annual limited edition
  • Inspired by the legendary George Remus, King of the Bootleggers
  • A collector-worthy release from MGP / Ross & Squibb Distillery

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Rich caramel, toasted oak, dried cherry, and warm vanilla with a hint of baking spice
  • Palate: Full and robust — dark fruit, caramel, rye spice, and toasted oak with excellent balance at 100 proof
  • Finish: Long and warming with lingering oak, spice, and a smooth, satisfying close

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was George Remus?

George Remus was one of Prohibition-era America's most infamous bootleggers — a lawyer-turned-whiskey-baron who amassed a fortune by exploiting legal loopholes during Prohibition. He is widely believed to be one of the inspirations for F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby. Today, the George Remus bourbon brand honors his larger-than-life legacy.

What is the Repeal Reserve series?

Remus Repeal Reserve is an annual limited-edition release that commemorates the repeal of Prohibition. Each year's release features a unique blend of straight bourbon whiskeys, making every vintage distinct and collectible.

What is the 2022 Medley release?

The 2022 Medley is the specific annual blend for that vintage year — a carefully curated selection of straight bourbon whiskeys chosen to represent the best of that year's barrels.

What is the proof?

Remus Repeal Reserve is bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV).

Is this a good collector's bottle?

Yes — the annual limited-edition format, historical storytelling, and premium quality make Remus Repeal Reserve a standout collector's bourbon. The 2022 Medley is a finite release.

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