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This week's edition is all about Single Cask and is brought to you by American Single Craft. They now ship to 45 States - their product is incredible - checkout some of their award winning casks: Shop Now | Stay Boozy-
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| | Whiskey Wednesdays – Delivered 🚚 | ***Our favorite new craft whiskey with delivery to 45 states!*** | Independent Bottler of American Craft Whiskeys | American Single Cask travels to craft distilleries to meet the makers of our whiskeys. We then select single casks of distinct character to bottle one at a time, label with complete transparency, and bring them to you in their best form. | Always cask strength. No color added. Never chill filtered. | | | From the founder, Bill Christy: | American Single Cask is an independent bottler of American craft whiskeys. It all started as an idea 7 or 8 years ago of combining my love of independent bottlers of Scotch with the boom in American craft whiskey distilling.
The idea was to visit craft distilleries, pick single casks of distinct character and quality, and bottle them to the same standards set by the long history of independent bottlers Scotch.
This would mean two things:
1) Complete transparency: Conveying to the customer exactly who distilled the whiskey, where it was distilled, its age, the cask type it was matured in, and anything else I could fit on the label.
And 2) Bottling the whisky in its best form: Always cask strength, no color added, never chill filtered. Nothing is added (not even water) and nothing comes between the cask and the bottle except a simple strainer to remove the bits of wood and char left from the barrel.
American Single Cask believes in trusting the customer with all of the straightforward information we can fit on the label and trusting them to add water to their own taste. Our aim is to provide the purest and most honest route to exploring the very best of American craft whiskey.
My process in choosing whiskeys to bottle is visiting the distillery, sampling their whiskeys, and deciding which whiskeys there stand out. I then request samples from several different casks. At home, I spend a few sessions nosing, tasting, adding water and repeating, writing tasting notes, and rating the samples.
In this way, I narrow it down to my clear choice of the most flavorful and interesting of those whiskeys fit to be bottled by American Single Cask. | | |
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| | | | | Cask #0001 |  | American Single Malt Whiskey
Copperworks Distilling Co., Seattle, Washington
6 years old
2nd fill American Single Malt barrel
62.45% Alc/Vol
MSRP/bottle: $109.99
This 6 year old American Single Malt from Copperworks Distilling Co. starts with white raspberries and golden raisins. It then takes you to the sweet creaminess of a crème brûlée. The finish is like a Sauternes with just a touch of amaretto.
Copperworks Distilling Co. is an American Single Malt distillery located on the waterfront in downtown Seattle. The founders came to distilling from craft brewing, and use a variety of recipes of different malted barley varietals to make their excellent American single malt whiskey.
Learn More:
https://copperworksdistilling.com/
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| | | | Chocolate Malted Barley Whiskey
Heritage Distilling Co., Gig Harbor, Washington
5 years old
New oak barrel, heavy char
61.15% Alc/Vol
MSRP/bottle: $94.99
Chocolate (heavily roasted) malted barley is most often used in brewing dark beers, but this 5 year old whiskey from Heritage Distilling Co. was distilled from a mash bill of 10% chocolate malted barley and 90% unmalted barley. The result is a complex variety of chocolates, peach cobbler, and sandalwood. The intense childhood pleasure of eating brownie mix has been distilled!
Heritage Distilling Co. is an American craft distillery in Gig Harbor, Washington with several tasting rooms scattered around the Pacific Northwest. Heritage had built their business primarily on flavored whiskeys and vodkas. So, imagine our surprise and delight when we visited and they presented us with a range of exquisite, well-aged bourbons, ryes, and barley whiskeys that they had been saving up to launch their new Stiefel's Select line. We've established a great partnership with this gem of a distillery and will certainly be bottling more of their whiskey in the near future.
Learn More:
https://heritagedistilling.com/
Or choose not to learn more and just simply get it shipped to your frontdoor! |
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