New Riff Sour Mash Single Malt 750ml
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About this bottle
New Riff Sour Mash Single Malt is an American single malt from New Riff Distilling in Newport, Kentucky, made using the distillery's signature sour mash process — carrying over a portion of spent mash from a prior batch to control fermentation, a bourbon-world technique applied here to 100% malted barley instead of a bourbon or rye grain bill. New Riff bottles everything without chill filtration or coloring, so expect a fuller mouthfeel than a heavily filtered single malt. Specific cask and age details for this release aren't confirmed. A single malt for drinkers who want to see a Kentucky bourbon distillery's take on the style.
How to drink New Riff Sour Mash Single Malt
Neat is the way to taste what the sour mash process actually does to a single malt — it's a genuinely different approach than most American single malts use. Add water only if the proof runs hot for your taste.
Specs
Single Malt WhiskyMash bill: 100% Malted Barley (sour mash process) · Newport, Kentucky
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Questions about this bottle
What does 'sour mash' mean for New Riff's single malt?
A portion of spent mash from a previous batch is carried over into the new one to control fermentation — a bourbon-industry technique New Riff applies here to 100% malted barley instead of a bourbon grain bill.
Does New Riff filter or add color to its whiskey?
No — New Riff bottles everything non-chill filtered and without added coloring, so expect a fuller mouthfeel than a heavily filtered single malt.
How should I store this whiskey once opened?
Upright, in a cool, dark place. It keeps well once opened.
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