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The whiskey is a single barrel of whiskey that was hidden away as an “experimental” cask until Shapira’s team rescued it and gave it to the world. The experiment in this case was aging classic rye in Brazilian Amburana casks to see how a non-oak wood finish would work with rye whiskey. The whiskey is made from a corn-rich rye whiskey mash bill with a good dose of barley in there. The absolute best barrels are chosen — with some up to 15 years old — for this release. Then each of those barrels is individually bottled as-is with a hint of proofing water.
This whiskey started its journey back in 2003 and 2004 when the original juice was distilled with Minnesota rye, Kentucky corn, and North Dakota barley. The hot distillate was loaded into new white oak from Independent Stave from Missouri with a #4 char level and left to rest in warehouses K, M, and P on the second, third, and fourth floors. Overly nearly two decades, an average of 74% of the whiskey was lost to the angels before proofing and bottling.
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Soon, JonMarc became Executive Director of the organization, and now steps into his father’s shoes as host of the popular The Journey Home program on EWTN. JonMarc lives with his wife, Teresa, and their six children in Perrysburg, Ohio. Theresa Aletheia Noble, FSP, was raised in a strong Catholic family, but witnessing hypocrisy among Christians and trying to make sense of suffering led her to ultimately reject the very existence of God. She still wanted to be a good person, though, and spent the next several years trying to explore what that meant, advocating for animal rights and working in teaching and farming projects overseas. Nashville Barrel Company stepped up from the single barrel game for a very small batch expression this year and absolutely crushed it. This is the funky rye that you’ll either love or hate — it’s weird, full of bold flavor notes, and absolutely delightful.
The palate leans into sweet woods with a cacao nib/vanilla husk/honeycomb vibe next to roasting herbs and burnt orange with a whisper of salted caramel over apple bark. The end has a spiced apple cider element that leads to singed sage and dark molasses with a pinch of salt, anise, and honey-crusted walnut. Their sweet mash brings a deep consistency that helps the distillate shine that little bit brighter after sitting in barrels in Kentucky. In this case, single barrels were chosen that highlighted a sweet oak and honey flavor profile naturally thanks to the overall process. There’s a hint of figs and dates on the nose that lead to a spiced Christmas cake covered in powdered sugar frosting with plenty of candied citruses, dried dark fruits, and roasted nuts next to vanilla pudding and dried pear skins.
Sweet Oak & Honey Peerless Single Barrel Rye
Finally, Eady-Butler steps in and selects the honey barrels and ships them to Tennessee where she blends this whiskey and bottles it as-is. Named for one of the world’s most famous trees, this whiskey is all about finding the funky forest in the flavor profile of a brand-new rye whiskey. The blend was created by the awesome team at Barrell Craft Spirits to accentuate woodier notes before it was bottled at cask strength. This opens with a gentle note of what feels like cold leather layered on dry straw, sour candies, and a distant hint of pine boxes full of apple tobacco.
The setting and context link it to environmental issues, most of all the importance of water. The story as a whole is a joyous read – perfect reading for pleasure material. I read it with tears running down my face and since I’ve finished it, I’ve felt somewhat bereft myself. This very limited and high-end version of Barrell’s Seagrass rye is made from two sets of 100% rye whisky from Canada. The first set was finished in apricot brandy casks before heading to Barrell’s blending house in Kentucky. The second set was finished in Martinique rhum barrels before transport to KY.
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This whiskey from Metallica and Master Distiller and Blender Rob Dietrich is made from barrels Dietrich picked himself. Those barrels were between five and eight years old when they were batched and then re-filled into rum and Madeira barrels and blasted with music for a final maturation. The final result is made from a blending of those barrels with a touch of water to bring it down to proof. Tokaji wine cask finishes and rye whiskey are perfect companions in this wonderful whiskey from Indiana. This is a great example of craft and ingenuity colliding to create a fresh rye whiskey that’s sure to be a mainstay on your bar cart. She has a degree in Human Services and Child Psychology as well as a background in medical, mental health, substance use and housing case management which well suits her to serve the clients of Journey Home.
The end leans into the woodiness of the spices with cinnamon bark and allspice berries with the faintest line of sasparilla and black licorice-laced tobacco braided with old wicker canes. There’s a sense of an old axe handle and worn leather gloved on the nose with wet Earl Grey tea leaves, vanilla pound cake with poppy seeds, and cinnamon candies crumbled over gingerbread on the nose. The end leans into the sharp mint tobacco and dips it into sticky toffee pudding cake batter and packs it into an old cedar box wrapped up in wild sage, soft leather, and burnt sweetgrass rope. Soft old leather and meaty raisins with a good dose of sharp cinnamon cut with floral and fresh honey with a mild creaminess. The palate is plummy and full of lush vanilla with a plum pudding vibe next to a hint of orange studded with cloves while soft nutmeg smoothes everything out.
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This is an apex whiskey for the Nelson Brothers and a tour de force of rye whiskey. The Yatra might have helped in finding inputs for it but that story which will again attract people to the party is yet to be weaved. So in a way, the Yatra – despite all claims of its grand success by the Congress leaders – is the beginning of a long journey.
The pepper and vanilla work in tandem to bring about a finish that’s very bright with more lemon candy bespeckled with black pepper and a spicy tobacco vibe. The whiskey is created with a mash of 70% rye, 18% corn, and 12% malted barley. After sugar maple charcoal filtration, that rye is aged for four years in new oak before going into a high-toast, no-char maple wood barrel for another year of rest. Finally, the whiskey is batched from those maple barrels and proofed down for bottling. The nose opens with a soft layer of prunes and dates with a hint of tart berry next to suede, pine resin, and an echo of dry straw.
This is one of the best examples of accessible Canadian rye that goes a little deeper and finds new depths to highlight in the style. Then the Congress vice president, Gandhi had argued that the Congress has the ability to stand up to the expectations of the people and that he was going to put all his efforts to transform the party’s organisation. “I am going to make sure that a transformation happens, and I will do it in ways in which you cannot even imagine.
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