Deadwood Rye Whiskey

Deadwood Rye is named for the town of Deadwood, where "Wild Bill" Hickok famously played his last game of poker. The bottle depicts the "dead man's hand" of aces and eights. Deadwood Rye is a blend of two mash bills, one with 95% rye and the other 70% rye. Distilled in Indiana and Tennessee, this American rye whiskey is bottled in Kentucky at 41.5% ABV.

Young, bright rye whiskey, spicy pepper flavors and notes of dried herbs and cinnamon. Some nice sweetness as a counterpoint to the spice of the rye.