Braddock Oak Single Barrel Rye
Experience the Essence of Virginia with Braddock Oak Single Barrel Rye
Discover the unparalleled craftsmanship of Braddock Oak Single Barrel Rye, a remarkable spirit that embodies the rich heritage of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This premium whiskey is crafted in small batches using only organic grains, ensuring a product that is not only high-quality but also sustainably produced.
Why Choose Braddock Oak?
- Exceptional Quality: Produced from organic grains, ensuring a clean and pure tasting experience.
- Spicy and Smooth: A delightful balance of rich flavors that provide a warming experience with every sip.
- Versatile Enjoyment: Perfect for sipping neat, on the rocks, or elevating your cocktails, especially in a classic Old Fashioned.
- Award-Winning Excellence: Honored with the Beverage Testing Institute Gold Medal in 2016, a testament to its superior quality.
Tasting Notes
With an ABV of 46%, Braddock Oak Single Barrel Rye offers a complex profile characterized by:
- Rich Oak undertones
- Invigorating spices
- A perfectly balanced finish
Safety Information
As with all distilled spirits, please enjoy responsibly. Note that drinking alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk and can cause birth defects during pregnancy. For more information, visit California Proposition 65.
Indulge in the distinctive flavors of Braddock Oak Single Barrel Rye and elevate your whiskey experience today!
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- Whiskey: Made from fermented grain mash and aged in wooden casks.
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