Rye/Few Rye Whiskey 750 ml

Few Rye Whiskey 750 ml

Illinois, USA · 93 Proof
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About this bottle

FEW Rye Whiskey is a straight rye from FEW Spirits, one of the first craft distilleries to open in Evanston, Illinois — a city famously home to the temperance movement, and the brand's name nods to Frances Elizabeth Willard, a leading Prohibition-era activist who lived there. Made from a mash of 70% rye alongside corn and malted barley, it's aged in new charred oak and bottled at a robust proof for real spice and depth. Expect vanilla and spice on the nose, a bold, peppery palate with citrus notes, and a warm, long finish. A well-regarded craft rye that helped establish Illinois as a serious American whiskey-producing state.

How to drink FEW Rye

It holds its own in a Sazerac or Manhattan — the peppery spice and citrus notes give classic rye cocktails real definition.

Tasting notes
Nosevanilla, spice
Palatepeppery, citrus
Finishwarm, long
Specs

Rye93 proof · Mash bill: 70% rye, corn, malted barley · new charred American oak · Illinois, USA

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What cocktails work well with FEW Rye Whiskey?

Its peppery, citrus-forward profile holds up well in a Manhattan or Sazerac.

What's the mash bill in FEW Rye Whiskey?

70% rye alongside corn and malted barley, aged in new charred oak.

Where is FEW Rye Whiskey distilled?

At FEW Spirits in Evanston, Illinois — a city famously home to the temperance movement, which the brand's name nods to via Frances Elizabeth Willard, a leading Prohibition-era activist who lived there.

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