| Founder, Paul Jones, Jr., moved his business, which he | | | | they sold only blended whiskeys, and moved Bourbon |
| started in the 1860s, to "Whiskey Row" in Louisville, | | | | sales to the European and Asian markets. |
| Kentucky in 1884. Legend has it that he sent a | | | | The Kirin Brewery Company bought the Four Roses |
| proposal to a Southern belle who replied to him saying | | | | trademark in 2002 and named it Four Roses Distillery. |
| she would wear a corsage made of roses to the | | | | Since the early 1800's, Kentucky's famous distilleries |
| upcoming ball. As he awaited her answer, she arrived | | | | have crafted the world's finest bourbons, using secret |
| at the ball wearing a corsage made of four red roses. | | | | recipes and a long-established process passed down |
| In 1888, Four Roses Bourbon was named such as a | | | | from generation to generation. |
| symbol for his love of the Southern belle. | | | | Step into our country, and let it sweep you off your |
| The Paul Jones Company bought one of the few | | | | feet. |
| distilleries allowed to make medicinal Bourbon during | | | | From Clermont to Bardstown, Lawrenceburg to |
| prohibition, the Frankfort Distilling Company, in 1922, and | | | | Loretto, Louisville to Lexington, we have the down and |
| Four Roses became one of the top Bourbon brands. | | | | dirty on how to play hard and live well in Bourbon Trail |
| Seagram bought the Frankfort Distilling Company in | | | | Country. Whether it's touring distilleries, sipping |
| 1943 and they decided to suspend the sale of | | | | Kentucky bourbon, or exploring local horse farms? |
| Kentucky Straight Bourbon in the United States, where | | | | We have that. |