Oak & Eden Round Prairie Rye is a collaborative whiskey created with the Americana rock duo Jamestown Revival, a barrel-strength blended rye that is uncut and unaltered, bottled here at 116 proof (58% ABV).
The release is the intersection of great music and smooth whiskey. The base rye is aged in charred American oak barrels, which give it a balance of floral, liquorice and cinnamon notes.
Unlike traditional finished whiskey, Round Prairie is not finished in a secondary barrel but inside the bottle. Oak & Eden places a five-inch, spiral-cut piece of barrel wood, called a Spire, in each bottle to impart flavours not found in a single barrel alone. The Spire is cut from French oak, porous and rich, containing nearly twice the natural botanicals of American oak, and exposed to fire before it goes into the bottle.
A bold rye with a story, it makes a memorable gift for music and whiskey fans alike.
Enjoy it neat or with a splash of water.
American rye whiskey is made from a mash of at least 51% rye and aged in new charred oak, giving it a spicier, drier character than bourbon, with notes of pepper, herbs and baking spice.
Rye whiskey is made from a mash that is at least 51% rye, which gives it a spicy, herbal character.
Barrel strength means the whiskey is bottled at the strength it came out of the barrel, with no water added.
Tasting Notes
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Base: Floral, liquorice and cinnamon.
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Finish: In-bottle French oak Spire.
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Strength: Uncut barrel strength.
Specifications
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Producer: Oak & Eden
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Style: Blended Rye Whiskey, barrel strength, in-bottle finished
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Proof / ABV: 116 proof (58% ABV)
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Cask / Finish: Charred American oak, then a fire-exposed French oak Spire in the bottle
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Region: United States
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Enjoy it neat or with a splash of water. It pairs with smoked meats, cinnamon desserts or a cigar.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Spire?
A five-inch spiral-cut piece of French oak placed inside each bottle.
Who is it made with?
The Americana rock duo Jamestown Revival.
Is it cut with water?
No, it is uncut barrel strength.
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