Whiskey Rye Kentucky No age statement 46% ABV
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This rye whiskey, pronounced "Rye One," is a Beam Global offering introduced in autumn 2008. It is a blend of rye whiskeys, with the youngest component being four and a half years old. Bottled at 92 proof, it is distinguished by its stark label.
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It's acceptable. A decent sipper, but lacking distinction. It's a standard middle-of-the-road rye, presenting the typical vanilla and dried fruit notes found in most ryes or high-rye bourbons. I've realized I bought this bottle at a significant discount from its usual price (over $40). Even at the reduced price I paid, I wouldn't buy it again, and certainly not at full cost.
A friend shared this with us. It has subtle maple notes with hints of vanilla and clove. Very smooth. I enjoyed it neat and in cocktails. I feel it warrants a higher rating.
It's quite similar to bourbon, this rye. The spice isn't overwhelming, and there's plenty of vanilla. It works well served neat or in a mix.
Seriously underestimated. It's excellent on the rocks and also performs very well in mixed drinks. Only worth buying when it's on sale.
Excessively expensive. It would be great at $30, but that would put it in competition with other offerings from the same distillery.
Vanilla cream, robust American light toasted oak, spicy, earthy rye flavor with a moderate burn.
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