Oppidan Malted Rye Whiskey

Whiskey: Oppidan Malted Rye
This rye is made from 100% malted rye. It’s aged in a variety of barrel sizes from as small as 15 gallons to 53 gallons for about a year.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 92 (46% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Oppidan Spirits

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Detailed Description
The word purity comes up a lot around here. They believe a superior spirit is one that stands up straight and doesn’t hide behind big words. Their signature malted rye whiskey was guided by this concept and is made from 100% rye malt. It embodies the soft, peppery taste and distinctive sweetness of malted rye, with a firm, assertive character. Enjoy its bold personality neat or mixed in your favorite rye whiskey cocktails.
Oppidan Malted Rye Whiskey Tasting Notes
Nose: Delightful aroma.
Palate: Comes off slightly medicinal, with black cherry coughdrop notes mixing with licorice, dark chocolate, black bread and black pepper. A bit of spice cabinet flavor starts to come through with further sipping.
Finish: Long and rich.
Distillery Information
Oppidan is a distillery based in Illinois that’s working on a purist model. Instead of blending grains that might “hide” behind each other, they set out to make a whiskey that follows the European single malt concept.