Appearance: Clear, bright amber. Incredibly slow legs Nose: simple, pepper, rye, malted grains, subtle notes of caramel Palate: Initially sweet quickly followed by peppery spice. The other grains provide a biscuity note. Adding some water pulls out the vanilla and caramel imparted by the barrel along with a light chili pepper note. Finish: pretty straightforward light spiciness. Mild intensity, but long lasting.
3.83
About this bottle
With a mash bill of 73% malt-rye and 27% specialty barley malts, this Salida, Colorado-made rye is aged in new American white oak barrels. Wood's High Mountain Distillery uses an antique German pot-still from the 1880s and was founded by brothers P.T. and Lee Wood.
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Reviews
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David Grundy
4.0
CoryColorado
4.0
Really good, tasty rye. Strong earth tones but not too oaky. Rich, and complex.
rpglegal
4.3
smell is banana forward, super smooth and slightly oily finish
ericstapleton
2.5
Super Spicy but mint after taste
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