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Barrell Craft Spirits Seagrass
Barrell Seagrass is a blended whiskey that combines American and Canadian rye whiskeys. These were finished in a wild combination of casks that once held Martinique rhum agricole, Madeira wine, and apricot brandy. Meant to invoke "coastal memories" along with plenty of fruit, spice, and herbaceous notes, this unique expression is bottled at around 119 proof. The experiment proved to be a massive success that received universal acclaim, netting several of the most prestigious medals and awards.
Mashbill Undisclosed | >51% Rye | High Corn
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Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: High concentrations of bright, fruity esters lend a perfume-like character to the aroma. Honeydew melon and plum sit alongside a slice of ripe apricot resting out in the sun. The underlying rye is revealed by a sea-like salinity, tarragon, and elderflower.
Palate: Sweet and juicy, Seagrass opens on pear, lychee, and white grapefruit. Classic rye flavors of cinnamon, rosemary, fennel seed, and rosehip aren't far behind. Unctuous texture and sandy tannin are complemented by a delicate astringency so common to Canadian whiskeys.
Finish: Fresh and clean, but the persistent tannin and astringency focus the powerful burst of camphor, chalk dust, and scorched earth.
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Doc Swinson's Solera Method Rye
Doc Swinson's Alter Ego Solera Method Rye Whiskey is a unique rye whiskey finished in rum casks using the Solera method. It's known for its blend of spiced rye, dark honey, toasted oak, and dried fruit notes, with hints of citrus zest and cocoa. The Solera process, typically used for rums, adds complexity by blending younger and older spirits over time, resulting in a balanced and flavorful whiskey.
73% Rye | 23% Corn | 5% Malted Barley | High Corn
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Nose: Light oak, caramel apples, and spiced pears.
Palate: Poached pears with cinnamon, molasses, and velvet tides of fig. Hints of anise and grassy cane sugar follow.
Finish: Long and sweet.
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