Ezra Brooks sold in the 1960s-1970s.

When I asked for a rare-looking liquor, they brought this out. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the "Charcoal filtered" label. It seems similar to Tennessee whiskey. After I got home and looked it up, I found that some current EZRA BROOKS bottles have the "Charcoal filtered" label, while others do not. This brand has changed distilleries multiple times, so there’s a lot I don’t know. But I really like it. Especially the 15-year-old with the EZRA BROOKS label, it’s the best. OLD EZRA 15 years is also great, though.