Rye/Rare Character Limited Release Straight Rye Batch 06 2025 750 ML

Rare Character Limited Release Straight Rye Batch 06 2025 750 ML

Whisky · 123.6 Proof
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About this bottle

Rare Character's Limited Release Straight Rye Batch No. 06 blends barrels from Kentucky and Indiana, aged between roughly seven and nine years, and bottles at cask strength — 61.8% ABV. Only 2,580 bottles were produced for this batch, bottled in Lexington, Kentucky. The proof carries real structure: expect big oak spice layered over the rye's natural pepper and grain character, with enough weight to hold up against dilution. It's built for rye drinkers chasing cask-strength intensity in a numbered, one-time release rather than a bottle you can restock.

How to drink Rare Character Straight Rye Batch No. 06

A few drops of water goes a long way here — at 61.8% ABV, opening it up with a splash tames the heat and lets the rye spice and oak separate instead of blurring together. Skip the mixer; this batch is meant to be tasted, not stretched.

Specs

Whisky123.6 proof

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Questions about this bottle

What makes rye whiskey different from bourbon?

Rye whiskey must be made from at least 51% rye grain (versus corn for bourbon), which typically gives it a spicier, drier profile than a corn-forward bourbon.

How many bottles of Rare Character Straight Rye Batch No. 06 were made?

It was a limited run of 2,580 bottles, aged roughly seven to nine years and bottled in Lexington, Kentucky.

Is Rare Character a distillery?

No — it's an independent bottler that sources and blends barrels from other distilleries in Kentucky and Indiana for each numbered batch.

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