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Stellum Rye Rigel Single Barrel Review

 
Review by Mark Pringle |
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77 General Review of Stellum Rigel Single Barrel Rye

This is a quick, fresh crack review of Stellum Rye Rigel Single Barrel. Rigel is a selection distilled in Indiana (MGP) and chosen in the Summer and Autumn of 2021. 

This 95% Rye and 5% Malted Barley barrel is 4-5 years old and bottled at 116.22 Proof for All Time Wine and Spirits in Alpharetta, Georgia. See Stellum Spirits Single Barrel Program.

Stellum Rigel Single Barrel Rye

Nose

Caramel, rye spice mint, black pepper, and ethanol. Nose hair tingling ethanol. Mild fruitiness.

Palate

Seems youthful because it runs hotter than its 116.22 proof. Spice heavy. Mint, clove, and black pepper. Rigel has a good amount of honey sweetness, but the heat suffocates it. Hot. Heavy baking spice. Gets dryer the deeper into the tasting. 

Finish

Dry. Leather, oak, black pepper, and mint. Moderate length.

Author: Mark Pringle
Smell IS taste. I am just a guy who has been hit with the bourbon bug and who has come to the conclusion that life is too short to drink average tasting bourbons. Go Gators!
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