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I don’t know if I’m just looking forward to leaves falling on the ground, but this will be my go-to for the coming autumn season. This rye is so different from any of WhistlePig’s other ryes that it will make you excited to see how they continue on making whiskies with 100% of their distilled liquid.

WhistlePig FarmStock Beyond Bonded Rye – “The WhistlePig FarmStock Beyond Bonded Rye is a marvelous debut of grain-to-bottle from the distillery.

Taylor.) There’s just a warmth and toasted quality here that other ryes don’t typically have.”

(That’s saying something, because I really like the E.H. Taylor Straight Rye, and decided I like the Michter’s 10 better in a side-by-side comparison. The standard against which I measure most ryes is the E.H. There’s plenty going on in this whiskey, regardless of the alcohol content. Michter’s 10-Year Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Rye – “My concern about 92.8 proof not being intense enough turned out to be unfounded.I’d like to slip it in my coffee on a sunny morning by the river.” The whiskey is an almost juicy sipper, goes down easy and could easily find a place at the top of my recommendation list.

Ingram River Aged Straight Rye – “This is by far one of my favorite tastings. Presented with each choice are the comments from the author at the time the review was done.Įlijah Craig Barrel Proof (Batch B521), one of our 2021 whiskies of the year (image via Talia Gragg) American The choices presented below are done in random order, subject only to being capped at a maximum of three per category and also, where possible, still available to purchase. To determine these choices we’ve gathered some of the top scoring reviews as ranked in the defined time period by our review team. We offer up reviews that are a mix of new offerings and legacy bottles across the categories of American (anything non-bourbon), Bourbon, Canadian, Irish, Scotch and World (including Indian and Japanese).įor 2021 we are showcasing here our picks for the whiskies of the year from reviews published in the same year (up through early December) that are broken down by the previously mentioned categories. These days we are publishing one review a day on average, some days more. One of the main functions of The Whiskey Wash each year, besides bringing you the latest in new releases, is to review whisk(e)y.