Oaklore North Carolina Straight Rye Whiskey
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Proof: 92 proof
Mash bill: 70% rye, 20% corn and 10% malted barley
Tasting Notes: Starts with light wood tones on the nose, almost like a kiss from the barrel. The palate comes through with some agave notes, then transitions into sweet rye cereal. The finish is subtle and sweet, with some medium pepper spices.
About the product: The story of the stave couldn’t be more evident than in the small batch rye whiskey we produce. Each batch is created using different pages of a stunningly beautiful story. You’ll fall in love with each chapter!
Bringing together our best 6-year-old barrels from our sister distillery here in North Carolina, our rye whiskey is a grain-to-glass local product, showcasing what the ideal climate of the Piedmont region of North Carolina can do to a whiskey as it ages. The constant large swing in daily temperature year-round forces the barrels to breath deeper and more often, allowing the whiskey to penetrate the grooves at a higher rate. We're not saying that it helps make a better whiskey, but we also aren't saying that it doesn't...that's for you to decide!
Proof: 92 proof
Mash bill: 70% rye, 20% corn and 10% malted barley
Tasting Notes: Starts with light wood tones on the nose, almost like a kiss from the barrel. The palate comes through with some agave notes, then transitions into sweet rye cereal. The finish is subtle and sweet, with some medium pepper spices.
About the product: The story of the stave couldn’t be more evident than in the small batch rye whiskey we produce. Each batch is created using different pages of a stunningly beautiful story. You’ll fall in love with each chapter!
Bringing together our best 6-year-old barrels from our sister distillery here in North Carolina, our rye whiskey is a grain-to-glass local product, showcasing what the ideal climate of the Piedmont region of North Carolina can do to a whiskey as it ages. The constant large swing in daily temperature year-round forces the barrels to breath deeper and more often, allowing the whiskey to penetrate the grooves at a higher rate. We're not saying that it helps make a better whiskey, but we also aren't saying that it doesn't...that's for you to decide!
