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New Holland Zeppelin American 750 ml

Holland, Michigan
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About this bottle

New Holland Zeppelin Bend is an American single malt whiskey from New Holland Spirits in Holland, Michigan, made from 100% malted barley and matured in new American oak. It's one of the early and well-regarded entries in the American single malt category, predating the style's more recent surge in popularity. Expect a rich, malt-forward profile with caramel, toffee, and toasted grain notes, leaning closer to a Scotch-inspired single malt than a typical bourbon-adjacent American whiskey. It suits single malt drinkers curious about how American terroir and barrel choices shape the category outside of Scotland.

How to drink New Holland Zeppelin Bend

Drink it neat or with a few drops of water to open the toffee and toasted grain notes, the way you'd approach a Scotch single malt.

Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, toffee
Palatetoasted grain, malt
Finishwarm, moderate
Specs

Single MaltMash bill: 100% malted barley · New American oak · Holland, Michigan

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How should New Holland Zeppelin Bend be served?

Neat or with a splash of water in a Glencairn glass to let the malt and toffee open up.

What cocktails work well with Zeppelin Bend?

Its caramel and toasted grain profile also work in an Old Fashioned, if you'd rather not drink it neat.

What makes this an American Single Malt?

It's distilled from 100% malted barley at a single distillery, but aged in new American oak rather than the used casks typical of Scotch, which pushes more caramel and toffee into the profile.

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