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Knob Creek Rye Whiskey 1.75L

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Knob Creek is produced by Jim Beam Distilling Company in Clermont, Kentucky, and built its reputation on a "pre-Prohibition style" approach that pushes for bolder, fuller-flavored whiskey than typical modern bourbon or rye. The rye expression sits as the only ongoing rye in Jim Beam's Small Batch Collection, developed to bring rye back into the spotlight after decades of the category taking a back seat to bourbon in the American whiskey market.

Knob Creek Rye uses an undisclosed mash bill believed to sit just above the legal 51 percent rye minimum, with corn making up much of the remainder, a combination the distillery describes as high-corn for the category. The whiskey ages a full seven years in deeply charred, alligator-char barrels, longer than many ryes on the market, before bottling at 100 proof, the same strength as Knob Creek's flagship bourbon.

The nose offers rye grain and green apple alongside charred oak and a hint of smoky syrup, with vanilla and citrus rind rounding things out. On the palate, black pepper and nutmeg spice meet caramel and brown sugar sweetness, with apple and floral notes adding lift beneath the structure. The finish runs warm and full-bodied, closing on lingering oak and rich spice that holds up well in a Manhattan or Old Fashioned.

"About The Distillery:

When the very first bottle was released, our mission was to restore whiskey to the way it was meant to be: patiently aged and full-flavored. This commitment not only helped Knob Creek overturn all the softer, milder, whiskeys on the market, it was also a major step toward making the small-batch whiskey movement what it is today.

We don't age our bourbon nine years and longer because we're required to. We do it because the extra time and effort are well worth it. Under the care of seventh-generation distillers, minutes become days, the days become years and the years become bourbon. Refined enough to sip, yet strong enough to carry a cocktail. We call it Knob Creek.

Nose: A lot of wood on the nose. Oak with an herby and rosemary vanilla.

Palate: Bold and herby. Dried spice with rosemary, pepper and hints of cherry.

Finish: Lingering. Baking spice, cherry, cinnamon and pomegranate.
"
Country: USA
Producer: Knob Creek
Proof: 100

Knob Creek is produced by Jim Beam Distilling Company in Clermont, Kentucky, and built its reputation on a "pre-Prohibition style" approach that pushes for bolder, fuller-flavored whiskey than typical modern bourbon or rye. The rye expression sits as the only ongoing rye in Jim Beam's Small Batch Collection, developed to bring rye back into the spotlight after decades of the category taking a back seat to bourbon in the American whiskey market.

Knob Creek Rye uses an undisclosed mash bill believed to sit just above the legal 51 percent rye minimum, with corn making up much of the remainder, a combination the distillery describes as high-corn for the category. The whiskey ages a full seven years in deeply charred, alligator-char barrels, longer than many ryes on the market, before bottling at 100 proof, the same strength as Knob Creek's flagship bourbon.

The nose offers rye grain and green apple alongside charred oak and a hint of smoky syrup, with vanilla and citrus rind rounding things out. On the palate, black pepper and nutmeg spice meet caramel and brown sugar sweetness, with apple and floral notes adding lift beneath the structure. The finish runs warm and full-bodied, closing on lingering oak and rich spice that holds up well in a Manhattan or Old Fashioned.

"About The Distillery:

When the very first bottle was released, our mission was to restore whiskey to the way it was meant to be: patiently aged and full-flavored. This commitment not only helped Knob Creek overturn all the softer, milder, whiskeys on the market, it was also a major step toward making the small-batch whiskey movement what it is today.

We don't age our bourbon nine years and longer because we're required to. We do it because the extra time and effort are well worth it. Under the care of seventh-generation distillers, minutes become days, the days become years and the years become bourbon. Refined enough to sip, yet strong enough to carry a cocktail. We call it Knob Creek.

Nose: A lot of wood on the nose. Oak with an herby and rosemary vanilla.

Palate: Bold and herby. Dried spice with rosemary, pepper and hints of cherry.

Finish: Lingering. Baking spice, cherry, cinnamon and pomegranate.
"
Country: USA
Producer: Knob Creek
Proof: 100