ASW Fiddler Combine Bourbon

About the product: John Deere opened its Moline, Illinois World Headquarters in 1964, the same year bourbon was recognized as America’s native spirit. At long last, two American traditions meet. Raise a glass to the fields, farmrs, and traditions that made them. This bourbon begins in the fields that farmers trust. Grains converge in mash, the mash meets copper stills, and with over 8 years in new white oak, this bourbon is born.

Fiddler Combine Bourbon begins as a distinctive rye mash bill consisting of 51% rye, 45% corn, and 4% malted barley. It ages to perfection in new, 53-gallon, char 3  and 4 white oak barrels for over 8 years. The final few months of aging see the introduction of staves of white oak heartwood into the barrel.  ASW Distillery’s Master Distiller harvests the wood from North Georgia, seasons it outdoors, then hand-chars each stave