New Riff Single Barrel Proof Bourbon Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
£75.9575cl / 54.3% – Kentucky-based distiller New Riff is a family owned company that offer a modern take on traditional Kentucky bourbon.
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75cl / 54.3% – Kentucky-based distiller New Riff is a family owned company that offer a modern take on traditional Kentucky bourbon.

75cl / 52.7% – This rye shows nougat sweetness on the nose alongside black pepper, clove and pink peppercorn. The palate balances baking spice with rose and red fruits, leading to a long finish of rye spice.

75cl / 57.8% – We are proud to be the first to champion New Riff in the UK and this wonderful Kentucky rye – exclusive to The Whisky Exchange – only builds upon the distillery’s stellar reputation for crafting robust and complex American whiskies.

3cl / 57.8% / The Perfect Measure – A vibrant, bold, spice-led single barrel rye from New Riff, distilled in 2019 and aged 4 years.

70cl / 57% – Jaywalk Heirloom Rye is a set of annual single-barrel releases from The New York Distilling Co. A project 13 years in the making, the mash bill includes 75% Horton Rye – a heritage variety which has not been commercially grown for around 200 years. A classic rich and spicy American rye…

70cl / 57.1% – A really outstanding and difficult-to-find small batch spirit, aged for many years before bottling, Noah’s Mill is highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs alike.

75cl / 45% – These incredibly rare vintage bourbons are named after the national historic landmark OFC distillery. You will find notes of dates, cigar boxes, and smoked dark fruit, complemented by caramel, cherry, and cola bottles.

75cl / 45% – This impressive 2006 vintage is limited in number and balances dark cherry, caramelised sugar, leather and spicy oak. Released under Buffalo Trace’s historic O.F.C. label – a nod to the Old Fashioned Copper distillery of the 1800s

75cl / 40% – Named after James Crow, the Scottish doctor who changed the course of American whiskey production by inventing the sourmash process.

75cl / 45.2% – Bottled in the 1960s, this whiskey surely contains a good proportion of bourbon distilled during the glorious Van Winkle ownership period. The expression is named 1849 after the year in which the W.L. Weller Company was established.

70cl / 45% – The first bourbon to be bottled & labelled as a brand, Old Forester was created in 1870 by a pharmacist called Brown to help prevent counterfeiting and guarantee the quality of the spirit. Today his descendants control Jack Daniel’s.

70cl / 43% – Old Forester Bourbon is made in the same style as when it was first introduced by George Garvin Brown in 1870. High in rye content, this is full bodied and rich.