Kentucky Bourbon/Coalition Rye x Mash&Grape Margaux Barriques Private Barrel 750 ml

Coalition Rye x Mash&Grape Margaux Barriques Private Barrel 750 ml

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About this bottle

Coalition Rye is a 100% rye mash bill whiskey from Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Crestwood, Kentucky. This private barrel selection was aged five years in new charred oak, then finished for an additional nine months in Margaux barriques, French oak barrels previously used for Bordeaux wine. That secondary aging adds a layer of dark fruit and light tannin over the rye's usual black pepper and baking spice, giving it a fuller, wine-tinted finish than an unfinished rye typically has. The mouthfeel leans rich and slightly sweet from the wine-cask influence, balanced against the rye's natural spice. It's a distinctive pick for rye drinkers who want an unusual cask finish rather than a standard bourbon barrel profile.

How to drink Coalition Rye x Mash&Grape Margaux Barriques

Neat is the best way to catch the wine-cask influence layered over the rye spice. It's an interesting Manhattan build too, if you want the dark fruit notes to carry into the cocktail.

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Questions about this bottle

Should this rye be served neat or with ice?

Neat is best for catching the wine-cask influence over the rye spice; a large single cube is fine if you prefer it slightly cooler, but ice will mute the barrique character.

What makes this rye different from a standard rye whiskey?

After five years in new charred oak, it spends an additional nine months finishing in Margaux barriques — barrels previously used for Bordeaux wine — which adds dark fruit and light tannin to the usual rye spice.

What's the mash bill?

100% rye, with no other grains, from Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Crestwood, Kentucky.

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