Heaven's Door Straight Rye Whiskey
Heaven's Door Straight Rye Whiskey
Discover the allure of Heaven's Door Straight Rye Whiskey, a masterfully crafted spirit that embodies complexity and sophistication. This exceptional whiskey is aged for 3 years in the low-lying mountainous region of Vosges, France, allowing it to develop a unique character that sets it apart from traditional offerings.
What makes this whiskey truly special is its innovative finishing process. Aged in toasted oak cigar barrels, it acquires a smoothness that makes it remarkably approachable. Each sip reveals delightful notes of orange peel, complementing the signature spiciness that rye whiskey aficionados crave.
Product Highlights:
- Brand: Heaven's Door
- Country: United States
- State: Tennessee
- Spirits Type: American Whiskey
- Spirits Style: Rye Whiskey
- ABV: 46%
- Taste Profile: Spicy & Dry, with hints of Black Pepper and Clove
Embrace the depth of flavor and the smooth finish in every glass of Heaven's Door Straight Rye Whiskey. Perfect for sipping neat, on the rocks, or as the cornerstone of your favorite cocktail, it is a versatile addition to any whiskey lover's collection.
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