American Whiskey/Tin Cup American Whiskey 375 ml

Tin Cup American Whiskey 375 ml

Colorado
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About this bottle

Tin Cup American Whiskey is a Colorado-born whiskey blending corn, rye, and malted barley, distilled and finished with a high-altitude twist tied to its Rocky Mountain origins. Aged in American white oak, it delivers a smooth, moderately sweet profile with caramel, vanilla, and oak notes, positioned as an accessible, mixable whiskey rather than a heavy sipper. Tin Cup, owned by Diageo, was among the earlier Colorado craft whiskey brands to gain wide national distribution. This 375ml bottle is a convenient size for sampling or gifting without committing to a full 750ml bottle.

How to drink Tin Cup American Whiskey

Neat or on the rocks is an easy way to enjoy it, but it also mixes cleanly into a whiskey ginger. The smaller bottle makes it a low-commitment way to sample or gift.

Tasting notes
Nosecaramel, vanilla
Palatesmooth, oak
Finish
Specs

American WhiskeyMash bill: Corn, rye, malted barley · American white oak · Colorado

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Questions about this bottle

How should Tin Cup American Whiskey be served?

Serve it neat or with a single large ice cube in a rocks glass. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dark place once opened.

What cocktails work well with Tin Cup American Whiskey?

It holds up well in an Old Fashioned or a Whiskey Sour.

Where is Tin Cup American Whiskey made?

It's blended and bottled in Colorado, distilled from a mash of corn, rye, and malted barley — a mash bill that leans closer to a bourbon recipe, though it's labeled American whiskey rather than bourbon.

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