Amador Double Barrel Rye Finished in Port Barrels 750mL
Amador Double Barrel Rye Finished in Port Barrels 750mL
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Amador Double Barrel Rye Whiskey Finished in Port Barrels 750mL is a sophisticated, dual-aged rye that marries bold Kentucky craftsmanship with California elegance. Distilled in Kentucky and finished in Port wine barrels from Napa Valley, this small-batch whiskey from Amador Whiskey Co. delivers a complex balance of spice, sweetness, and red fruit character.
Bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV), Amador Double Barrel Rye undergoes a meticulous two-stage aging process — first matured in new charred American oak barrels to develop its classic rye backbone, then finished in Port casks for smoothness and depth. The result is a refined whiskey bursting with layers of caramel, honey, oak, and dark berries, offering a long, warm, and subtly sweet finish. Perfect for sipping neat, on ice, or in a premium Manhattan, it’s a rye whiskey that bridges tradition and innovation.
Tasting Notes
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Appearance: Deep amber with ruby-red undertones
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Nose: Vanilla, baking spice, and toasted oak with hints of dark fruit and cocoa
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Palate: Rich and velvety with flavors of caramel, honey, dried fruit, and oak spice
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Finish: Long and warming with notes of port wine, vanilla, and lingering rye spice
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Aging: Finished in Napa Valley Port wine barrels
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ABV: 46% (92 proof)
FAQs
Q: Who makes Amador Double Barrel Rye Whiskey?
A: It’s produced by Amador Whiskey Co., part of Trinchero Family Estates, distilled in Kentucky, and finished in California wine country.
Q: What makes it “Double Barrel”?
A: It’s first aged in new charred American oak barrels, then finished in Port wine barrels for added depth and fruit-forward sweetness.
Q: What proof is Amador Double Barrel Rye?
A: Bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV).
Q: How does the Port barrel finish affect the flavor?
A: The Port casks add layers of red fruit, plum, and caramel that complement the rye’s natural spice and oak notes.
Q: How should I enjoy it?
A: Sip neat, on the rocks, or use it to elevate whiskey-forward cocktails like a Manhattan or Old Fashioned.