Prepare yourself for a powerful impact from the malt in this spirited young spirit. Bold, grain-forward notes contend with milk chocolate and coffee notes in an intense, unscripted clash that leaves you exhilarated, unsure of who to support. With some additional aging to mellow the raw edges, I eagerly anticipate seeing how these elements develop in the future. For now, this represents one of the most captivating encounters I've experienced in a long time.
New Liberty Dutch Malt Whiskey
Whiskey American Single Malt Pennsylvania No age statement 51% ABV
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About this bottle
The term "Dutch" in this Dutch Malt Whiskey references the Pennsylvania Dutch settlers of the area. It is produced using Munich-style two-row malted barley (mash bill: 60% malted rye, 40% unmalted rye) sourced from Deer Creek Malt House in Chester County, PA. The spirit undergoes aging for a minimum of six months in new, charred oak containers before being bottled at 102 proof.
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Before trying this spirit, I didn't believe bad whiskey existed. Thank you for proving me wrong. It needs more time in the barrel; hopefully, that will change it.
Intriguing flavor. A strong bread aroma.
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