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Old Hillside Straight Rye Single Barrel The Last Ryed 5 year 750 ml

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About this bottle

Old Hillside Straight Rye Single Barrel "The Last Ryed" is a five-year single-barrel rye whiskey aged in new American oak and bottled at cask strength rather than cut down to a standard proof. Bottling straight from the barrel without proofing preserves more of the oils and congeners that give a whiskey its full body, which shows here in a deep amber color and a robust, full-bodied character. Expect sweet caramel and toasted oak on the nose, with dried fruit, baking spice, and a peppery rye bite on the palate, finishing long with lingering oak and spice. It's a bottle for rye drinkers who want cask strength intensity in a single-barrel pour.

How to drink Old Hillside The Last Ryed

Add water gradually to bring the cask strength proof down to where the fruit and spice balance out — don't be afraid to open this one up. It's rich enough to anchor a Manhattan for a drinker who wants the rye spice to lead.

Specs

RyeNew American oak

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How should I drink Old Hillside 'The Last Ryed'?

Sip it neat or with a splash of water — bottled at cask strength, it can take some dilution to open up the caramel, dried fruit, and peppery rye spice.

What does 'cask strength' mean for this rye?

It's bottled straight from the barrel without being cut down to a standard proof, preserving more of the natural oils and congeners that give it a fuller body.

How long is this rye aged?

Five years in new American oak, from a single selected barrel.

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