Experience the bold character of Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey – Proprietary Batch, hand-selected by Master Distiller Chris Morris. This distinguished rye whiskey reflects Woodford Reserve’s commitment to precision, tradition, and craftsmanship. Bottled at 45.2% ABV (90.4 Proof), it delivers a perfectly balanced profile with a rich, spicy complexity unique to rye whiskey.

Each bottle in this exclusive Proprietary Batch represents a premium expression, ideal for discerning rye enthusiasts who appreciate refined depth and flavor.

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Spicy rye with hints of pepper, fresh cedar, and baking spices balanced by notes of honey and citrus.
• Palate: Bold rye grain character with layers of nutmeg, clove, vanilla, and toasted oak.
• Finish: Long, smooth, and warming with lingering spice and subtle sweetness.

How to Enjoy:

• Neat: Experience the pure, full-bodied essence of this rye whiskey.
• On the Rocks: Enhances its smooth, spicy profile with a touch of water.
• Cocktails: Ideal for classic rye-based cocktails like a Manhattan or a Sazerac.

Product Information:

• Type: Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey
• ABV: 45.2% (90.4 Proof)
• Volume: 750ml
• Distillery: Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, Kentucky, USA
• Batch Selection: Proprietary Batch, selected by Master Distiller Chris Morris

FAQ’s:

1. What makes this a “Proprietary Batch”?
   A carefully curated selection of rye whiskey barrels, hand-picked by Woodford Reserves Master Distiller Chris Morris.

2. What proof is this rye whiskey?
   It is bottled at 90.4 Proof (45.2% ABV).

3. What distinguishes Woodford Reserve Rye?
   Woodford Reserve Rye delivers a bold spice-forward flavor balanced with soft notes of vanilla and oak, crafted with the same dedication as their iconic bourbons.

4. Is this whiskey suitable for cocktails?
   Absolutely. Its bold rye character shines in classics like the Manhattan or Old Fashioned.

5. How is rye whiskey different from bourbon?
   Rye whiskey uses a higher percentage of rye grain in its mash bill, offering a spicier, more complex flavor compared to the sweeter notes of bourbon.