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Elvis The King Straight Rye Whiskey
Elvis The King Straight Rye Whiskey
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- BrandElvis Whiskey
- CategoryRye
- CountryUnited States
- RegionTennessee
- DistilleryGrain & Barrel Spirits
- Style Straight Rye Whiskey
- Alcohol45.0%
The King of Indiana Straight Whiskey to honor the King of rock’n’roll.
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Grain & Barrel Spirits are merely good samaritans (to quote a certain Cohen brothers character) who develop authentic craft Spirits brands like Chicken Cock Whiskey, Nascar Vodka, and Dixie Vodka and offer them to the grateful Spirits fans. The newest addition to their tasty portfolio? Elvis Whiskey. As in THE Elvis, yeah. Inspired by the king of rock’n’roll and one of the biggest icons of the 20th century, the brand pays homage to the Hound Dog singer with premium Whiskey bottlings from Whisky veterans from his home state of Tennessee.
Elvis The King Straight Rye Whiskey is to Indiana Straight Whiskey what Elvis was to rock’n’roll. With a mash bill of 95% rye and 5% malted barley, the explosion of flavors of toasted oak, vanilla wafers, butterscotch, and soft pepper, is bound to provoke similar reactions to the ones seen at Elvis’ concerts: fainting from the overwhelming pleasure. Okay, okay, that one might be a tad far-fetched, but seriously, this is some darn good juice.
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rye
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citrus
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spicy
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toasted
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oak
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vanilla
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butterscotch
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smooth
-
warm
Appearance / Color
Soft amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Sweet rye, citrus, and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Flavors of toasted oak, vanilla wafers, butterscotch, and soft pepper.
Finish
Smooth and warm.
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The King of Indiana Straight Whiskey to honor the King of rock’n’roll.
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Grain & Barrel Spirits are merely good samaritans (to quote a certain Cohen brothers character) who develop authentic craft Spirits brands like Chicken Cock Whiskey, Nascar Vodka, and Dixie Vodka and offer them to the grateful Spirits fans. The newest addition to their tasty portfolio? Elvis Whiskey. As in THE Elvis, yeah. Inspired by the king of rock’n’roll and one of the biggest icons of the 20th century, the brand pays homage to the Hound Dog singer with premium Whiskey bottlings from Whisky veterans from his home state of Tennessee.
Elvis The King Straight Rye Whiskey is to Indiana Straight Whiskey what Elvis was to rock’n’roll. With a mash bill of 95% rye and 5% malted barley, the explosion of flavors of toasted oak, vanilla wafers, butterscotch, and soft pepper, is bound to provoke similar reactions to the ones seen at Elvis’ concerts: fainting from the overwhelming pleasure. Okay, okay, that one might be a tad far-fetched, but seriously, this is some darn good juice.
- BrandElvis Whiskey
- CategoryRye
- CountryUnited States
- RegionTennessee
- DistilleryGrain & Barrel Spirits
- Style Straight Rye Whiskey
- Alcohol45.0%
-
rye
-
citrus
-
spicy
-
toasted
-
oak
-
vanilla
-
butterscotch
-
smooth
-
warm
Appearance / Color
Soft amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Sweet rye, citrus, and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Flavors of toasted oak, vanilla wafers, butterscotch, and soft pepper.
Finish
Smooth and warm.
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