Launched to give Jack Daniel's a run for its money, Ezra Brooks packaged its bourbon in a decanter bold enough to match the ambition — indented circles and a starburst base, pure mid-century confidence.
Condition: Good — small chip on one corner of the stopper; cork shows wear; no other issues. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The square body with rounded corners is covered in a gorgeous pattern of indented circles, and both the base and stopper top feature a bold starburst design. It still retains a small piece of the original neck label reading "Real Sippin' Whiskey."
Perfect for decanting whiskey, bourbon, or even water for the table — a wonderful gift for the dad who appreciates both good design and good spirits history.
Ezra Brooks Bourbon launched in 1957 under Frank Silverman, bottled by the Hoffman Distilling Company in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, and marketed as a bold rival to Jack Daniel's. In 1993 the brand was acquired by Luxco of St. Louis, Missouri, where it remains today.
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