Ezra Brooks Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 1990s (75cl, 40%)

Ezra Brooks Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey from the 1990s, in a 75cl bottle at 40% ABV. Ezra Brooks was never tied to a single distillery, though for most of its history it was associated with Hoffman, the site later renamed Old Commonwealth by Julien Van Winkle III. Medley acquired the brand in 1979, when Hoffman stopped distilling, and bottled it until the early 1990s under United Distillers ownership. The brand is also known for a 1960s court case brought by Jack Daniel's, which accused it of copying its bottle, label and advertising slogans.