Tennessee-based Outdated Dominick Distillery has added a seven-year-old single barrel wheat whiskey to its portfolio.
The brand new straight wheat whiskey launch is the Memphis-based distillery’s third mashbill. The mashbill consists of 83% wheat, 12% corn, and 5% malted barley.
The liquid is aged in West Tennessee white oak barrels.
Lead distiller David Valentine mentioned: “That is the primary wheat whiskey to be distilled in Memphis since Prohibition. The seven-year age assertion displays our persistence and dedication to high quality.
“It’s noticeably completely different from our Bourbon and Tennessee whiskey. It’s softer, with notes of maple syrup, honey, hazelnut, and mocha.”
The discharge is accessible as choose barrel picks, which could be bought from the distillery and retail areas in Memphis and the larger south-east from at present (11 April). It would retail for between US$60 and $70, relying on the placement.
The distillery will supply Bourbon golf equipment nationwide the chance to buy the wheat whiskey on-line.
Clark Schifani, gross sales director at Outdated Dominick Distillery, added: “We’re past excited to introduce our wheat whiskey to the followers of Outdated Dominick and hopefully add just a few new ones within the course of. This launch is a testomony to our dedication to high quality and craftsmanship.”
Domenico Canale based Outdated Dominick Distillery in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1866. In 2017, Canale’s fifth-generation grandsons Chris and Alex resurrected the distillery within the coronary heart of the town.
Along with Bourbon, Tennessee whiskey, and now wheat whiskey, the distillery produces manufacturers comparable to System No 1 Gin, Honeybell Citrus Vodka, and Memphis Vodka.
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