Bourbon, Straight Rye and Tennessee Whiskey are the prominent styles from America, with rye grains featuring heavily in Canadian whiskey as well. Bourbon is America's most famous spirit, made from a mash bill of grains comprised of mostly corn (maize), rye, wheat and other grains. The use of fresh, 'virgin' American Oak barrels is one of the key contributors to the overall flavour of Kentucky Bourbons, bold with spice, vanilla and a strong woody influence.
America has seen a considerable growth of craft and small-scale producers, many of which are eschewing the traditional styles, offering a more diverse range of grains, casks and types of whiskey being produced.
American Whiskey — Rowan's Creek
Rowan's Creek Small Batch 100.1 proof (50.5% Abv)
Region: Kentucky
Strength: 50.5%
Volume: 750ml
$99.50
An artisan bottling of Kentucky Bourbon from Bardstown, Rowan's Creek is made from a combination of barrels of whiskey, aged for between 5 and 15 years. It carries a spicy, strongly sweet palate with lashings of fresh oak and molasses-rich flavours and a nutty pecan note.
