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65% Corn, 30% Rye, and 5% Malted Barley Mash Bill Whiskeys

These are popular whiskeys with mash bill of 65% Corn, 30% Rye, and 5% Malted Barley.

Horse Soldier Bourbon
Horse Soldier Bourbon

Aroma: Toffee, sweet corn, apple. Tasting: Caramel, vanilla, toasted corn, honey, nutmeg, custard, with a hint of spicy oak.

New Riff Backsetter Bourbon
New Riff Backsetter Bourbon

Nose: Rich oak at the forefront, before a smokiness develops alongside typical confection. It opens considerably with water, yielding a broad field of grain, roasty-nutty confection and rye spice amid a smoky, smoldering backdrop. Taste: Remarkably soft-textured at entry, with

New Riff Kentucky Straight Bourbon
New Riff Kentucky Straight Bourbon

Appearance: Extra rich, unfiltered deep amber color. Nose: Butterscotch rounding into fresh oak, with hints of vanilla and rye spice. Taste: Broad, fulsome mouthfeel, leading to a sweeter vanilla accent, before a gathering of rye spices (clove, cinnamon, mint, dark

New Riff Single Barrel
New Riff Single Barrel

Appearance: Extra rich, unfiltered deep amber color. Nose: Butterscotch rounding into fresh oak, with hints of vanilla and rye spice. Taste: Broad, fulsome mouthfeel, leading to a sweeter vanilla accent, before a gathering of rye spices (clove, cinnamon, mint, dark

New Riff Malster Bourbon with Malted Rye
New Riff Malster Bourbon with Malted Rye

Nose: Broad oak and grainy depth, lifted rye spices over vanilla confection. Palate: Rounded body, forward rye that develops into a stylish spread of spiced fruit, soaring into the finish.

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