Knob Creek 7 Year Rye 7 year 1 L
About this bottle
Knob Creek 7 Year is a Kentucky straight rye whiskey from the Jim Beam distillery in Clermont, Kentucky, aged a minimum of seven years in new, charred American oak barrels. That extra time in wood gives it more depth than a younger rye, with a nose of oak and baking spice that carries through into caramel, vanilla, and a peppery rye bite on the finish. Bottled at 100 proof, it has enough weight to stand up cleanly to ice or vermouth without disappearing. It's built for people who already like rye's spicier edge over bourbon's sweetness and want an age statement they can point to rather than a no-age-statement blend.
How to drink Knob Creek 7 Year Rye
Neat or on one big rock is the honest way to taste seven years of barrel time, but this rye earns its keep in a Manhattan or a Sazerac, where its spice cuts through the sweetness instead of getting buried by it.
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Whisky100 proof
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Questions about this bottle
Is Knob Creek 7 Year Rye best served neat?
It's built to hold up neat or over a single large ice cube, though its 100-proof strength also lets it stand out in a stirred cocktail.
What cocktails work well with Knob Creek 7 Year Rye?
It's a natural fit for a Manhattan, an Old Fashioned, or a Sazerac — cocktails built around rye's spicier, drier profile.
How long is Knob Creek 7 Year Rye aged?
A minimum of seven years in new, charred American oak barrels, then bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV).
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