Bradshaw Kentucky Straight Rye
$85.99
Bottled at 51.9% like the Bradshaw Bourbon, this Rye is also sourced from the Green River Distilling Company of Owensboro, Kentucky. It is aged for at least two years before bottling. The mash bill is 95% Rye and 5% Malted Barley.
Hirsch Bourbon The Horizon
$74.99
The first few batches of Hirsch: The Horizon Bourbon are a blend of high-Rye five and six-year-old Bourbon originally distilled at the venerable MGP of Lawrenceberg, Indiana. The resulting batches are bottled at 46%.
From The Producer
"HIRSCH’S newest offering, THE HORIZON, honors our forward-looking nature: steadfast, determined, moving onward at a brisk pace, forever in search of the next adventure. THE HORIZON isn’t an end result, a destination on a map; it’s something we spend our lives in search of.
THE HORIZON combines two straight bourbons distilled in Lawrenceberg, Indiana: 94% of the blend is distilled from a traditional mash bill and aged a minimum of 4 years. The remaining 6% is distilled from a “high rye” mash aged 6 years for added complexity. Bottled at 92 proof, THE HORIZON is crafted to be enjoyed neat or on the rocks."
Blackened Whiskey
$81.99
This is Metallica's whiskey - a blend of Bourbon and Rye from Kentucky and Tennessee that is finished in Brandy Casks. Bottled at 45%
No word on why this whiskey comes in a bottle instead of a jar-o.
From The Producer
"This award-winning whiskey is a marriage of the finest North American straight bourbon & rye whiskeys and uniquely finished and sonically-enhanced in brandy casks, using the BLACK NOISE™ process to extract more flavor from the wood. The sweetness of the bourbon is perfectly balanced with the savory spice offered by the rye. The whiskey is further enhanced with the brandy cask finish adding notes of apricot, which plays perfectly alongside the honey and caramel notes of the blend."
Buzzard`s Roost Peated Barrel Rye Whiske
$121.99
Finally! A peated American whiskey that works! This is a four-year-old straight rye that has been recasked in peat-cold-smoked barrels to bring another dimension to the sweet and spicy distillate. These experiments can often yield results that seem a little...disjointed. This, however, is one of the very few exceptions. Mash bill: 95% rye / 5% malted barley. 52.5%.
Buzzard`s Roost Barrel Strength Rye
$123.99
A bigger, bolder version of the Buzzard's Roost Small Batch Rye. They say only the best of their barrels get called up to the big leagues for this release. And when you taste it, you can see what they mean. Matured for 4 years before being bottled at 57%. Mashbill: 95% rye / 5% malted barley.
Buzzard`s Roost Char #1 Rye Whiskey
$91.99
This Straight Rye has lain in Char #1 barrels for at least 3 years (so...3 years) before it ever meets a bottle. When KWM Team Whisk(e)y tasted through the Buzzard's Roost range a couple weeks back, we were all blown away and immediately said yes to bringing in the entire range that was being offered to us. Make no mistake...this is some of the best rye on the market right now. Mashbill: 95% rye / 5% malted barley. 52.5%
Buzzard`s Roost Toasted Barrel Rye
$121.99
Another Buzzard's Roost rye we simply had to have. I'm almost scared to utter the words 'toasted barrel' anymore, as we've all seen the feeding frenzy that ensues as soon as those words are strung together and stuck on the front of a bottle of whiskey. The real key here isn't that the barrels are toasted, but that they're not charred. Look for warm woody (and slightly smoky) tones with this one. Mashbill: 95% rye / 5% malted barley. 52.5%
Casey Jones Kentucky Straight Bourbon
$93.99
Casey Jones is relatively new in our market, but for those with a love of history (especially as relates to whiskey, prohibition, and early distillation), a visit to the brand's website is well worthwhile. We tasted through a range of CJ products recently and greenlit all of 'em. This Kentucky Straight Bourbon is a high corn / low rye mash bill that drinks beyond the declared 2.3 years indicated on the bottle. 56%
Casey Jones Kentucky Bourbon
$79.99
A young and bold Kentucky Bourbon distilled in a square copper pot still. That's not a still type; it's legitimately the shape of the Casey Jones Distillery's pot still, built in homage to the highly mobile prohibition-era stills that the legendary Casey Jones was knocking out for the bootleggers all those years back. Lots of history here - which is fun, of course - but the spirit is bloody good, and that's what really matters. High corn / low rye mash bill. 52%