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Dry Fly Straight Triticale Whiskey

Dry Fly Straight Triticale Whiskey

Size: 0,75 l
(45.0% ABV)

3.6

170 total reviews

$39.99
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  • BrandDry Fly
  • CategoryAmerican Whiskey
  • CountryUnited States
  • RegionCaribbean
  • DistilleryDry Fly
  • Age3 Year Old
  • Style Grain Whiskey
  • Maturation American oak barrels
  • Alcohol45.0%
California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 Warning.

The smoothness of Wheat Whiskey with enough rye spice to entice.

Don Poffenroth and Kent Fleischmann were two fishing buddies standing knee deep in a stream. In hushed tones they discussed how lucky they were to live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest… and some drinking was going on too. Soon, they hatched a plan. In 2007 they founded Dry Fly Distillery — the first legal distillery in Washington State since Prohibition. They use the finest local ingredients to craft their award-winning spirits with a line-up that has grown to include five Whiskies, Two Gins, and Vodka.

While some other world Whiskies use Triticale as a component, Dry Fly Straight Triticale Whiskey is the only Straight Triticale Whiskey. Anywhere... In the world... If you are new to Triticale, it’s a hybrid of wheat and rye. Sounds perfect for Whiskey, right? And so it is — delivering the smoothness of wheat and a light peppery-ginger flavor and aroma of rye. It’s aged three years in new American oak and bottled at 88 proof/44% ABV.

Smartass corner:
The word triticale comes from the Latin family names of wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale) thus “Triti-cale.” It was developed in Scotland and Germany in the 1800s to cross-breed a productive, flavorful grain to grow in harsher conditions.

Flavor Spiral TM
  • spicy spicy
  • vanilla vanilla
  • caramel caramel
  • floral floral
  • lavender lavender
  • wheat wheat
  • earthy earthy
  • rye rye
  • fruit fruit
Appearance / Color 
Medium amber. 

Nose / Aroma / Smell 
Earthy-spicy vanilla and caramel with a dash of fruit and lavender. 

Flavor / Taste / Palate 
The palate leans toward Wheat with Rye spice on the back palate and some floral notes. 

Finish
Long and smooth with a burst of Rye spice on the tail.

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The smoothness of Wheat Whiskey with enough rye spice to entice.

Don Poffenroth and Kent Fleischmann were two fishing buddies standing knee deep in a stream. In hushed tones they discussed how lucky they were to live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest… and some drinking was going on too. Soon, they hatched a plan. In 2007 they founded Dry Fly Distillery — the first legal distillery in Washington State since Prohibition. They use the finest local ingredients to craft their award-winning spirits with a line-up that has grown to include five Whiskies, Two Gins, and Vodka.

While some other world Whiskies use Triticale as a component, Dry Fly Straight Triticale Whiskey is the only Straight Triticale Whiskey. Anywhere... In the world... If you are new to Triticale, it’s a hybrid of wheat and rye. Sounds perfect for Whiskey, right? And so it is — delivering the smoothness of wheat and a light peppery-ginger flavor and aroma of rye. It’s aged three years in new American oak and bottled at 88 proof/44% ABV.

Smartass corner:
The word triticale comes from the Latin family names of wheat (Triticum) and rye (Secale) thus “Triti-cale.” It was developed in Scotland and Germany in the 1800s to cross-breed a productive, flavorful grain to grow in harsher conditions.
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  • BrandDry Fly
  • CategoryAmerican Whiskey
  • CountryUnited States
  • RegionCaribbean
  • DistilleryDry Fly
  • Age3 Year Old
  • Style Grain Whiskey
  • Maturation American oak barrels
  • Alcohol45.0%
California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 Warning.
Flavor Spiral TM
  • spicy spicy
  • vanilla vanilla
  • caramel caramel
  • floral floral
  • lavender lavender
  • wheat wheat
  • earthy earthy
  • rye rye
  • fruit fruit
Appearance / Color 
Medium amber. 

Nose / Aroma / Smell 
Earthy-spicy vanilla and caramel with a dash of fruit and lavender. 

Flavor / Taste / Palate 
The palate leans toward Wheat with Rye spice on the back palate and some floral notes. 

Finish
Long and smooth with a burst of Rye spice on the tail.

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