70% Rye, 20% Corn, and 10% Malted Barley Mash Bill Whiskeys

These are popular whiskeys with mash bill of 70% Rye, 20% Corn, and 10% Malted Barley.

Belfour Limited Edition Rye

Appearance: Golden honey, light amber. Nose: Smoke, pear, plum. Flavor: Light almond, white pepper, pear, apple. Finish: Elegant lingering smoke, lasting warmth. Celebrate: With a cigar and raise a glass to accomplishment.

Belfour Rye Whiskey

Appearance: Golden honey, medium amber. Nose: A burnt sea salted vanilla caramel aroma, dark chocolate. Taste: Sweet caramel, brown sugar. Finish: Full-bodied velvety warmth that lingers with a peppermint finish. Celebrate: With a fine piece of caramel.

Belfour Special Edition Rye

Appearance: Medium amber. Nose: Caramel, sweet dill, caraway, and molasses. Taste: White grape, apricot, raisin, and brown sugar. Finish: Smoky coating of white pepper. Celebrate: After your team’s victory.

Bluebird Distilling Sportsman Bourbon

Nose: Honeysuckle, old oak, vanilla. Palate: light honey, soft corn, and leather. Finish: Backed pie, honey-laced vanilla.

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