Pendleton 1910 Aged 12 Years Rye Whisky 750 ml
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About this bottle
Pendleton 1910 is a 12-year-old Canadian rye whisky from Hood River Distillers, named for the year Pendleton Woolen Mills was founded — the brand's Oregon heritage tied to a whisky actually distilled and aged in Canada. Twelve years in charred oak brings deep caramel, vanilla, and baking spice over the rye base, with a smooth, rich palate and a warm finish. Bottled at 80 proof, it's positioned as Pendleton's, age-stated release, aimed at whisky drinkers who want more depth than the standard bottling offers.
How to drink Pendleton 1910
Sip it neat to taste the twelve years of oak, or over a single rock if you want it to open a little. Its age and depth don't need much mixing.
Tasting notes
Specs
Canadian Whisky80 proof · Mash bill: rye · charred oak · Canada
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve 1910?
Canadian whisky is traditionally light and mixable — good on the rocks, in a Highball with soda, or with ginger ale.
What cocktails work well with 1910?
It mixes well in a Manhattan or a simple whiskey ginger, which is how Canadian whisky is traditionally served.
Is 1910 a rye whiskey?
Yes — made from a rye mash and aged 12 years, older than most Canadian whisky on the market.
Who makes Pendleton?
Pendleton is produced by Hood River Distillers, an Oregon company, and named for the town of Pendleton, Oregon, home of the Pendleton Round-Up rodeo, even though the whisky itself is distilled in Canada.
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