Jim Beam/Old Overholt Cask Strength Straight Rye Limited Release 10 year 750 ml
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Old Overholt Cask Strength Straight Rye Limited Release 10 year 750 ml

Kentucky
$98.99
About this bottle

Once a year, Old Overholt lets its rye out of the barrel untouched — and the Cask Strength Straight Rye Limited Release is that bottle, this edition a 10-year straight rye whiskey bottled unfiltered at full barrel strength. The label has been made continuously since 1810, and this annual limited edition is its deepest reach: a decade in charred oak, no chill filtration, no water added. Expect dense rye spice, black pepper and cinnamon over caramel, dark chocolate and old oak, with a long, leathery finish. Proof varies with each year's barrels, so read your label. Distilled at James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky. Pour it slow, add water to taste, and give it ten minutes in the glass.

How to drink Old Overholt Cask Strength 10 Year

Beyond a neat pour, this is a rye built for a Sazerac or a rye Manhattan — the cask strength holds its own against absinthe rinse or sweet vermouth instead of getting lost in the glass. Use less than you would with a standard-proof rye.

Tasting notes
NoseSweet oak, vanilla and black pepper
PalateRye spice, cinnamon, caramel and dark chocolate
FinishLong, with leather, charred oak and lingering spice
Specs

RyeNew charred American oak · Kentucky

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How should cask strength rye be served?

Slowly, with a few drops of water to open it up, or neat if you want the full, undiluted proof.

What cocktails work well with it?

A Sazerac or a rye Manhattan — the cask strength holds up against an absinthe rinse or sweet vermouth instead of getting lost.

Where is Old Overholt Cask Strength 10 Year distilled?

At James B. Beam Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky, home of the oldest continuously produced whiskey brand in America (since 1810).

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