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Noble Oak Rye Whiskey
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- BrandNoble Oak
- CategoryRye
- CountryUnited States
- RegionOhio
- DistilleryNoble Oak
- Style Rye Whiskey
- Maturation White Oak casks & Port Wine staves
- Alcohol48.0%
A bright American Rye Whiskey with a touch of green ethics.
Noble Oak Spirits Company was one of Edrington Group’s first expansions into American Whiskey (since then they have created and acquired two more). Why does this matter? Because Edrington Group has serious Whiskey-making cred. Noble Oak is a quality crafted American Whiskey brand that also has a heart — each bottle sold plants a tree.
Here’s the thing: this isn’t your typical Rye. After marinating in charred American oak for a year, Noble Oak takes its Rye to the next level by finishing it with port wine casks staves. That step gives the juice an extra layer of complexity and flavor. The result is a bold, badass and beautifully balanced Rye that plants a tree for every bottle sold.
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maple
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rye
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spicy
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pepper
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herbs
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biscuit
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cinnamon
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anise
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toffee
Appearance / Color
Mahogany
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma has notes of anise, allspice, menthol, and toffee.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is bright and youthful with notes of turbinado, maple, Rye spice, bell pepper, and fresh herbs.
Finish
The finish in long with a note of almond cookie and cinnamon.
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A bright American Rye Whiskey with a touch of green ethics.
Noble Oak Spirits Company was one of Edrington Group’s first expansions into American Whiskey (since then they have created and acquired two more). Why does this matter? Because Edrington Group has serious Whiskey-making cred. Noble Oak is a quality crafted American Whiskey brand that also has a heart — each bottle sold plants a tree.
Here’s the thing: this isn’t your typical Rye. After marinating in charred American oak for a year, Noble Oak takes its Rye to the next level by finishing it with port wine casks staves. That step gives the juice an extra layer of complexity and flavor. The result is a bold, badass and beautifully balanced Rye that plants a tree for every bottle sold.
- BrandNoble Oak
- CategoryRye
- CountryUnited States
- RegionOhio
- DistilleryNoble Oak
- Style Rye Whiskey
- Maturation White Oak casks & Port Wine staves
- Alcohol48.0%
-
maple
-
rye
-
spicy
-
pepper
-
herbs
-
biscuit
-
cinnamon
-
anise
-
toffee
Appearance / Color
Mahogany
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma has notes of anise, allspice, menthol, and toffee.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile is bright and youthful with notes of turbinado, maple, Rye spice, bell pepper, and fresh herbs.
Finish
The finish in long with a note of almond cookie and cinnamon.
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