Town Branch Distillery’s Archive Series Volume 3 pushes Kentucky American Single Malt into historic territory with a 17-year-old, 100-proof, single-barrel Bottled-in-Bond release. Only 85 bottles are available. Kentucky whiskey has a long history, but there’s still plenty of room for new chapters. Town Branch Distillery is making a pretty compelling case for one of them.
Review of VDC’s Central Waters Black Gold Stout Cask Finished American Single Malt. Explore chocolate malt, apricot, honey and a bold white pepper finish.
A stout-finished American single malt with a creamy palate, ripe banana and an earthy, candy-like character that rewards a little time in the glass.
Review of VDC’s Straight Jacket Barleywine Cask Finished American Single Malt, with tropical fruit, milk chocolate, pineapple, Heath Bar and balanced pepper.
Redwood Empire The Hyperion blends bourbon, rye, wheat whiskey and American single malt aged 7–14 years. Explore tasting notes, transparency, value and our verdict on this $99, 110-proof release.
Whiskey JYPSI Legacy Batch 003 is an ambitious blend that brings together three distinct whiskey styles to create something greater than the sum of its parts. With layers of cinnamon, baked apple, French toast, and antique oak, it offers a memorable experience at 115.74 proof. The blending is impressive, but at $199.99, the price deserves a closer look.
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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