American Rye Whiskey 2012 SMWS RW3.1 Big Bold Fruity And Spicy | 700ML

Introduction

Whiskey: American Rye Whiskey 2012 SMWS RW3.1 Big Bold Fruity And Spicy | 700ML

This bold Rye opens with fruity and spicy aromas – candied cherries, sea buckthorn, nutmeg and ginger. There’s sweetness suggesting marshmallows and vanilla cream balanced by fresh wood spiciness.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 133.8 (66.9%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: New York Distilling Company

This bold Rye opens with fruity and spicy aromas – candied cherries, sea buckthorn, nutmeg and ginger. There’s sweetness suggesting marshmallows and vanilla cream balanced by fresh wood spiciness. It’s hot, fruity and spicy to taste, offering banana chips, blackcurrant cordial, a hint of orange and spicy oak. Adding water brings out herbal notes of marjoram, thyme and chamomile, along with the contents of your spice cupboard. It’s buttery and creamy, finishing with brioche, mead and honey in strong black tea. The taste is sweet, spicy and earthy with nutty tannin.

American Rye Whiskey 2012 SMWS RW3.1 Big Bold Fruity And Spicy | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: vanilla cream balanced by fresh wood spiciness.

Palate: hot, fruity and spicy to taste.

Finish: buttery and creamy finishing.

Distillery Information

On December 5th 2011, the 78th anniversary of Prohibitions repeal in America, the New York Distilling Company opened its doors in Brooklyn. Producing high quality American gins and rye whiskeys with cocktail enthusiasts in mind, they look to honour the fantastic tradition and culture surrounding mixology in New York. Founded by Allen Katz and Tom Potter, the company also wants to bring back the spirit of distilling that New York City lost and never truly regained since Prohibition ended all those years ago.