Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey
Discover the Unique Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey
Experience the captivating allure of Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey, a masterful blend that celebrates the rich tradition of American rye with a twist of coastal flair. Hailing from the heart of Kentucky, this whiskey is a true testament to the art of distillation.
Key Features:
- Exceptional Blend: Crafted from a harmonious mix of American and Canadian rye whiskeys.
- Unique Finishing Process: Each component is meticulously finished in distinctive casks, including Martinique Rhum Agricole, apricot brandy, and Madeira barrels, adding layers of flavor.
- Bold Flavor Profile: With an impressive ABV of 59.2%, Barrell Seagrass delivers a complex tasting experience characterized by:
- Delicate fruit notes
- Spicy undertones
- Tropical hints
- A richly complex finish
A Note of Caution:
As with any distilled spirit, please enjoy responsibly. California Proposition 65 warns that drinking alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and during pregnancy, can cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
Elevate your whiskey experience with Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey—a bold and intricate expression that invites you to explore the depths of flavor and craftsmanship.
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