Craft Rye Whiskey
13 expressions from 11 independent distilleries
Rye whiskey is made from a grain mix that is at least 51% rye, which gives it a spicier, drier character than bourbon. It is a bartender favorite for classic cocktails like the Manhattan and the Sazerac.
California rye on DiscoCraft includes cask strength straight rye from Re:Find Distillery in Paso Robles, Panama Rye from Napa Valley Distillery, straight ryes from Storyhouse Spirits and Spirit Works Distilling, and Hallman Rye from Shadow Ridge Spirits Company in Oceanside.
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Rye Whiskey
Re:Find Distillery
Re:Find Straight Rye Whiskey Cask Strength
Re:Find Distillery
Re:Find Rye Whiskey Batch #14
Napa Valley Distillery
Panama Rye
Napa Valley Distillery
Panama Rye Reserve
Sonoma Brothers Distilling
Rye Whiskey
Storyhouse Spirits
Straight Rye Whiskey
Alley 6 Craft Distillery
Alley 6 Rye Whiskey
New Alchemy Distilling
White Devil Whiskey
117° West Spirits
Rye Malt Whiskey
Shadow Ridge Spirits Company
Hallman Rye Whiskey
Spirit Works Distilling
Straight Rye Whiskey
Hollywood Distillery
Zanja-Madre Rye Whiskey
Distilleries making rye whiskey
- Napa Valley DistilleryNapa, CA · 2 expressions
- Re:Find DistilleryPaso Robles, CA · 2 expressions
- 117° West SpiritsVista, CA · 1 expression
- Alley 6 Craft DistilleryHealdsburg, CA · 1 expression
- Hollywood DistilleryLos Angeles, CA · 1 expression
- New Alchemy DistillingEl Dorado Hills, CA · 1 expression
- Off HoursMidway, KY · 1 expression
- Shadow Ridge Spirits CompanyOceanside, CA · 1 expression
- Sonoma Brothers DistillingWindsor, CA · 1 expression
- Spirit Works DistillingSebastopol, CA · 1 expression
- Storyhouse SpiritsSan Diego, CA · 1 expression
Questions
Rye Whiskey questions, answered
How is rye whiskey different from bourbon?
Rye whiskey uses at least 51% rye in its grain mix, while bourbon uses at least 51% corn. Rye tends to taste spicier and drier; bourbon tends to be sweeter and rounder.
What is cask strength rye?
Cask strength means the whiskey is bottled at or close to the proof it came out of the barrel, without much water added. It is more intense and many drinkers add a splash of water themselves.