Rye/Old Potrero 18 TH Century 750 ml

Old Potrero 18 TH Century 750 ml

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About this bottle

Old Potrero 18th Century Style Whiskey comes from Anchor Distilling in San Francisco, made from 100% malted rye and aged in new oak barrels that are toasted but not charred — a deliberate recreation of how American rye whiskey was likely made before the charred-barrel standard we associate with bourbon and modern rye became common. That means it's technically a single malt rye rather than a typical straight rye. Expect rye spice, toasted grain and light caramel on the nose, a bold, spicy palate with real intensity, and a long, warm, peppery finish. A historically-minded, distinctive whiskey outside the modern rye mainstream.

How to drink Old Potrero 18th Century Style

Sip it neat to appreciate the toasted-not-charred barrel character — it's different enough from standard rye to be worth tasting on its own first.

Tasting notes
Noserye spice, toasted grain, light caramel
Palatebold, spicy, intense
Finishlong, warm, peppery
Specs

WhiskyNew toasted (not charred) oak

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Why is this different from typical rye whiskey?

It's made from 100% malted rye and aged in new oak that's toasted but not charred, recreating an 18th-century production style rather than the modern charred-barrel standard.

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