In maybe the least seemingly of collaborations ever, Catoctin Creek Distilling has teamed up with the heaviest of heavy metallic bands GWAR to make a
Tag: rye
Review: O.H. Ingram River Aged Rye
Kentucky-based O.H. Ingram doesn’t throw “river aged” into its product title only for the sake of promoting. Its merchandise are aged on a floating rickhouse
Review: Rod & Hammer’s SLO Stills Distiller’s Reserve Rye Whiskey
The SLO in Rod & Hammer’s SLO Stills Rye isn’t a typo, it’s a (broadly used) acronym for San Luis Obispo, the anchor metropolis in
Review: Swilled Dog Bourbons and Rye
Launched in 2016, Swilled Canine is a family-owned cider and spirits firm based mostly out of West Virginia. What began as a household basement operation
Review: Distillery 291 “M” Colorado Whiskey
A number of years in the past Drew launched us to Colorado’s Distillery 291. Now we’re again with a have a look at its newest
Review: Tattersall Rye, Amaro, and Fernet
Minneapolis-based Tattersall produces a monstrous line of craft spirits — all of which is produced in home from grains and different produce (apples, berries, and
Review: Mad River Revolution Rye, Rye Finished in Silver Oak, and Old Fashioned
Our protection of the merchandise of Vermont’s Mad River Distillers — a grain to glass operation that produces bourbon, rye, rum, and apple brandy —
Review: Jefferson’s Rye Finished in Cognac Casks
Jefferson’s has loads of bourbons in its steady, from Very Small Batch to the Ocean sequence and quite a lot of wine finishes and special
Review: Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Tasters’ Selection – “Twin” Blend
This seventh entry in JD’s Tennessee Tasters’ Choice is one in every of its easiest ideas: Tennessee Whiskey (a sort of bourbon) blended with Tennessee
Review: Catoctin Creek “Life’s a Peach” Barrel Select Rye Whisky
Catoctin Creek‘s newest particular version rye is “Life’s a Peach,” a extremely restricted expression (547 bottles produced) of its 100% Virginia rye whiskey that’s completed
