Minden Mill American Single Malt blends oloroso sherry, ex-bourbon, and American oak aging into a malt-forward pour that feels far closer to unpeated Scotch than modern American whiskey.
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A four-grain Virginia whiskey blending bourbon, rye, single malt, and wheat: complex, grain-forward, and highly distinctive.
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A cask strength American single malt with deeper sweetness, funk, and heavy spice, offering intensity, but occasionally at the expense of balance.
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This 88 proof American single malt brings tropical fruit, candy sweetness, and improved balance, arguably the most complete expression in the Lost Woods lineup.
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A soft, grain-forward American single malt from Minnesota with gentle fruit, light smoke, and easygoing drinkability, best suited for fans of Irish whiskey and delicate malt profiles.
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Pilot House A-O Single Malt (2 Year, 80 proof) delivers chocolate malt, espresso, pepper, and light smoke with a grain-forward profile. Interesting character, but limited depth at $60.
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Hinterhaus Distilling’s Singularity wins Best American Single Cask Single Malt at the 2026 World Whiskies Awards in Louisville, KY.
Some distilleries impress you with scale. Others with story. Town Branch manages both — grounded in history, but focused on what’s in the glass. You come Tuesday morning and I will have fresh donuts and a special hot cocktail ready for ya’ll.” – Dave Bob, Head Distiller & Brewer of Town Branch A simple message
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