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Dad's Hat Pennsylvania Classic Rye
Our classic rye recipe features only rye grain and malt to deliver a pure expression of Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey. Barrel aging for least six months in charred, new oak quarter casks allows the genuine rye flavor to evolve quickly. As a result, the small batch whiskey is ensured of reaching the right balance of complexity and smoothness. The final product is a very smooth spirit that delivers the up-front spice that rye is known for while finishing with a full, round mouthfeel.
80% Rye | 15% Malted Barley | 5% Malted Rye | High Malted Barley
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Nose: Floral, spicy, crushed grain, grass, sweet spice, bitter herbal notes.
Palate: Well-balanced, upfront and back-end spice, cinnamon, dried fruit, black cherry, hints of tobacco, vanilla, oak, and a light barrel character.
Finish: Smooth, lingering, subtle warmth, hints of cinnamon, dark chocolate, and a peppery tingle.
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Dad's Hat Pennsylvania Port Finished Rye
Rich port wine flavor meets genuine rye spice as we add another unique double finish rye to the ranks with our Port Wine Finish Rye. This rye is double finished for an additional three months in separate barrels which previously contained port wine, made with red grapes and known for a fruity, pleasant sweetness.
80% Rye | 15% Malted Barley | 5% Malted Rye | High Malted Barley
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Nose: Deep florals, fruit, and spices are present, with hints of raisin cake and caramel buttercream.
Palate: Expect a forward pepper note, followed by port fruit, cinnamon, and cloves.
Finish: The finish is warming and well-balanced, with notes of toasted fruitcake, cedar, exotic spices, and minerals. Some also detect black cherry and a lingering warmth.
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