107 Liquor Releases 1792 Full Proof Single Barrel – Barrel #1770

Last Updated on March 5, 2026 by Justin Jones

PUBLISH DATE: March 5, 2026

A new single barrel has arrived in Central Arkansas. 107 Liquor has released a 1792 Full Proof Single Barrel, selected in partnership with Sazerac, bringing another high-proof bourbon option to local shelves.

This barrel comes in at 125 proof, the legally required proof for the 1792 Full Proof designation. Unlike standard releases that are proofed down, Full Proof bourbon is bottled at the same proof it entered the barrel. The result is a richer, more concentrated expression of the distillery’s character.

The barrel released by 107 Liquor is Barrel #1770 and is priced at $54.99, placing it in a price range that many bourbon drinkers consider one of the best value points for full-proof single barrel releases.

Bottle Details

1792 Full Proof – Single Barrel

Distillery: Barton 1792 Distillery (Sazerac Company)
Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Proof: 125
Barrel Number: 1770
Selection: Hand Selected by 107 Liquor
Price: $54.99

Full Proof releases are often highly sought after among enthusiasts because they preserve the whiskey closer to its barrel strength state before any dilution occurs during bottling.

About 1792 Bourbon

1792 Bourbon is produced at the historic Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, one of the oldest fully operational distilleries in the region. The distillery traces its roots back to 1879, when it was founded as the Tom Moore Distillery.

Today the facility operates under the Sazerac Company, which also owns well-known brands such as Buffalo Trace, Weller, and Eagle Rare.

The 1792 brand name honors the year Kentucky officially became a state. Over the past decade, the lineup has expanded significantly and now includes expressions such as:

• Small Batch
• Single Barrel
• Bottled in Bond
• Sweet Wheat
• Full Proof
• High Rye

Among these, Full Proof has developed a strong following due to its combination of high proof and balanced flavor profile.

Why Full Proof Matters

The “Full Proof” designation means the whiskey was bottled at the same proof it entered the barrel, which for most bourbons is 125 proof. This approach preserves the whiskey’s structure and intensity, often resulting in a richer mouthfeel and deeper flavor concentration.

Typical tasting notes commonly associated with 1792 Full Proof include:

• Caramel and brown sugar sweetness
• Toasted oak
• Vanilla and baking spice
• Dark fruit and cinnamon on the finish

Of course, each single barrel can present its own unique variation depending on warehouse location, barrel conditions, and aging environment.

Arkansas Single Barrel Culture

Single barrel selections have become a major part of Arkansas’s bourbon community. Local liquor stores frequently travel to Kentucky to taste and select barrels that reflect their own preferences and the tastes of their customers.

Retailers like 107 Liquor have helped grow that culture locally by bringing unique barrel picks back to Arkansas, giving bourbon drinkers access to bottles that cannot be replicated once the barrel is gone.

For enthusiasts who enjoy comparing picks, these selections provide a chance to explore how different barrels from the same distillery can produce very different flavor profiles.

Availability

The 1792 Full Proof Single Barrel – Barrel #1770 is currently available at 107 Liquor for $54.99. As with most single barrel releases, quantities are limited to the yield of that specific barrel.

Once the bottles from Barrel #1770 are gone, this exact expression will not be produced again.