

Elijah Craig Straight Rye
Experience the Distinctive Flavor of Elijah Craig Straight Rye
Discover the exceptional craftsmanship behind Elijah Craig Straight Rye, a masterfully blended whiskey that embodies the spirit of Kentucky. This remarkable spirit offers a perfect balance of spicy and sweet, making it a must-have for any whiskey enthusiast.
Key Features:
- Unique Flavor Profile: Enjoy the distinctive spice derived from 51% rye grains, complemented by the natural sweetness of 35% corn, and enriched with 14% malted barley.
- Complex Palate: The whiskey tantalizes your taste buds with hints of chocolate, followed by a lingering finish of soft smoke, providing a truly memorable drinking experience.
- Award-Winning Quality: Recognized as one of the top spirits, Elijah Craig Straight Rye was featured as #7 in Whisky Advocate's Top 20 Whiskies of 2020.
- Crafted in the Heart of America: Proudly produced in Kentucky, this American whiskey reflects the rich heritage and tradition of bourbon-making.
- Alcohol by Volume: With an ABV of 46%, it offers a robust yet smooth taste that showcases the quality of its ingredients.
Important Information:
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