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Penelope Classic Series Kentucky Rye
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Penelope Bourbon: Rye Done Right!
Meet the Penelope Classic Series Kentucky Rye, a spirited contender in the whiskey world. Crafted with a 93% rye and 7% malted barley mash bill, this rye is aged for 7 to 9 years and bottled at a smooth 92 Proof (46% ABV). It's a symphony of flavors, from sweet caramelized sugar to vibrant herbal mint, with a nose of spearmint and citrus zest. This rye is not just a drink; it's an experience, perfect for sipping neat or shaking up your favorite cocktail.
Penelope Bourbon, hailing from the spirited heart of Kentucky, is the brainchild of two whiskey-loving friends who dared to dream big. With a penchant for innovation, they’ve crafted a range of bourbons that are as bold as they are balanced. Their ethos? To create approachable, high-quality spirits that invite everyone to the whiskey table. From their signature four-grain bourbon to limited-edition releases, Penelope is all about pushing boundaries while keeping things deliciously smooth.
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