Rye/Stauning El Clasico 750 ml
Stauning El Clasico 750 ml
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About this bottle
Stauning El Clasico is a Danish rye whisky from Stauning Distillery, made from a mash of 51% rye and 49% malted grain and matured in virgin oak before finishing in vermouth casks — the first rye whisky in the world to get that particular finish. Bottled at 45.7% ABV, it carries the grassy, peppery backbone typical of Stauning's rye alongside an herbal, slightly bitter-sweet vermouth note and a touch of dried botanicals from the second cask. The finish is long, spiced, and a little savory rather than purely sweet. This is a whisky for drinkers who already know Stauning's style and want to try an unusual, small-batch cask experiment rather than the core range.
How to drink Stauning El Clasico
Neat is the way to try this one first — the vermouth cask finish is subtle and easy to lose with ice or a mixer. Once you know the profile, a small splash of water can soften the spice if it feels sharp.
Specs
Whisky91.4 proof
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Questions about this bottle
What makes Stauning El Clasico unusual?
It's the first rye whisky finished in vermouth casks, which adds an herbal, slightly bitter-sweet note on top of Stauning's usual grassy, peppery rye character.
What's the mash bill in Stauning El Clasico?
51% rye and 49% malted grain, matured first in virgin oak before the vermouth cask finish.
How should this whisky be served?
Neat, so the vermouth cask finish comes through clearly — a splash of water is fine later if you want to soften the spice.
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