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Id andm that taste anywhere OLD GRAND-DAD straight bourbon whiskey richly merits its name. Bottled in bond under supervision of the U. S. Government, it first saw the light of day almost a century and a half ago. In all of its pre-prohibition wealth of character and goodness, full 100 proof and now at least four and a half years old, its a grand whiskey to know and to treat with respect. At all good bars and stores. The U. S. Government has the most rigid bottled in bond act of any country in the world, the requirements of which assure you full 100 proof, aging in barrels for at least four years, and freedom from addition of younger spirits. A Good Cuide to Coorf 1936, The A. M. S. Diriaion of National 5si5e DUtillen Product Corporation. Loaisrille, Ky.
