High West Double Rye
Discover the Richness of High West Double Rye
Experience the exceptional fusion of flavors with High West Double Rye, a masterfully crafted blend of two distinct straight rye whiskies. This remarkable spirit showcases:
Balanced Flavor Profile
Combining a feisty 2-year-old high rye whiskey with a luxurious 16-year-old rye whisky, this blend delivers a smooth taste experience like no other.
Unique Complexity
The richness of the 16-year-old rye complements the youthful vigor of the younger whiskey, striking a perfect balance that tantalizes the palate.
Sweet Finish
The extra age of the 16-year-old rye introduces a delightful sweetness that softens the bold characteristics of the younger rye, making each sip sophisticated and enjoyable.
Product Details:
- Brand: High West
- Country: United States
- State: Utah
- Spirits Type: American Whiskey
- Spirits Style: Rye Whiskey
- ABV: 46%
- Taste: Sweet, Rich, Rye, Balanced
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