American Whiskey
American whiskeys may often be categorised as pertaining to toastiness, spice and vanilla sweetness. This is in large part due to the generous use of new charred oak (predominant in most styles of US whiskey and used exclusively in the production of bourbon), which lends stunning sweet flavours such as vanillins, and other flavour compounds.
Rye Whisky is made with a mashbill that mainly features rye. The result of this is a more spicy whiskey with lots of complexity. Great examples include Sazerac Rye whiskey
Tennessee whiskies are essentially bourbons which undergo the "Lincoln County Process", developed by the world famous Jack Daniel's. This involves filtering the spirit through sugar maple charcoal.
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Blanton's The Original
Blanton's The Original
Blanton's Straight From The Barrel
Blanton's Straight From The Barrel
Mister Katz's Rock and Rye
Mister Katz's Rock and Rye
Ragtime Rye Double Oak
Ragtime Rye Double Oak
Uncle Nearest 1856
Uncle Nearest 1856
Uncle Nearest 1884 Small Batch Whiskey
Uncle Nearest 1884 Small Batch Whiskey
Balcones Baby Blue - Corn Whiskey
Balcones Baby Blue - Corn Whiskey
Balcones Rye 100% Proof
Balcones Rye 100% Proof
Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon
Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon
