Pursuit United Triple Mash Rye Whiskey
Discover a sweeter, mellower side of rye with the Pursuit United Triple Mash Rye Whiskey (88 Proof). Crafted by the duo behind the hit podcast Bourbon Pursuit, this expression is designed to be the ultimate "daily drinker" rye. By uniting three distinct rye mash bills from Kentucky and Maryland—and bottling it at an approachable 88 Proof (44% ABV)—Pursuit Spirits has created a whiskey that prioritizes balance and fruit-forward flavor over aggressive heat.
This release features a masterful blend of three stocks: a 95% Rye from Bardstown Bourbon Co. (KY), a 95% Rye from Sagamore Spirit (MD), and a unique corn-heavy rye (52% Rye, 43% Corn) from Sagamore Spirit. For this 88-proof edition, the blenders lean more heavily into the 95% rye components to ensure the bright fruit and spice notes shine through the lower proof, creating a sipping experience that is soft, floral, and incredibly versatile.
Key Features
- Producer: Pursuit Spirits (Ryan Cecil & Kenny Coleman)
- Proof: 88 (44% ABV)
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Mash Bills:
- Bardstown Bourbon Co (KY): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 52% Rye, 43% Corn, 5% Malted Barley
- Profile: Fruit-forward, floral, and sweet
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Bright and aromatic with notes of vanilla lemon cake, citrus herbal tea, and exotic cardamom.
- Palate: Soft and comforting. A layer of brown sugar and fresh pastry meets tangy lemon frosting and a gentle wave of rye spice.
- Finish: Smooth and soothing, leaving lingering notes of ginger candy, baking spices, and chamomile tea.
Why Choose This Bottle?
- Approachable Complexity: At 88 proof, it delivers all the flavor of a craft rye without the "burn," making it perfect for new rye drinkers.
- Cocktail Versatility: The floral and citrus notes make it an exceptional base for a Sazerac or Rye Old Fashioned that isn't too boozy.
- Triple State Blend: A transparent blend that highlights the best characteristics of Kentucky and Maryland distillation traditions.
Pursuit United Triple Mash Rye Whiskey
Discover a sweeter, mellower side of rye with the Pursuit United Triple Mash Rye Whiskey (88 Proof). Crafted by the duo behind the hit podcast Bourbon Pursuit, this expression is designed to be the ultimate "daily drinker" rye. By uniting three distinct rye mash bills from Kentucky and Maryland—and bottling it at an approachable 88 Proof (44% ABV)—Pursuit Spirits has created a whiskey that prioritizes balance and fruit-forward flavor over aggressive heat.
This release features a masterful blend of three stocks: a 95% Rye from Bardstown Bourbon Co. (KY), a 95% Rye from Sagamore Spirit (MD), and a unique corn-heavy rye (52% Rye, 43% Corn) from Sagamore Spirit. For this 88-proof edition, the blenders lean more heavily into the 95% rye components to ensure the bright fruit and spice notes shine through the lower proof, creating a sipping experience that is soft, floral, and incredibly versatile.
Key Features
- Producer: Pursuit Spirits (Ryan Cecil & Kenny Coleman)
- Proof: 88 (44% ABV)
-
Mash Bills:
- Bardstown Bourbon Co (KY): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 52% Rye, 43% Corn, 5% Malted Barley
- Profile: Fruit-forward, floral, and sweet
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Bright and aromatic with notes of vanilla lemon cake, citrus herbal tea, and exotic cardamom.
- Palate: Soft and comforting. A layer of brown sugar and fresh pastry meets tangy lemon frosting and a gentle wave of rye spice.
- Finish: Smooth and soothing, leaving lingering notes of ginger candy, baking spices, and chamomile tea.
Why Choose This Bottle?
- Approachable Complexity: At 88 proof, it delivers all the flavor of a craft rye without the "burn," making it perfect for new rye drinkers.
- Cocktail Versatility: The floral and citrus notes make it an exceptional base for a Sazerac or Rye Old Fashioned that isn't too boozy.
- Triple State Blend: A transparent blend that highlights the best characteristics of Kentucky and Maryland distillation traditions.
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Description
Discover a sweeter, mellower side of rye with the Pursuit United Triple Mash Rye Whiskey (88 Proof). Crafted by the duo behind the hit podcast Bourbon Pursuit, this expression is designed to be the ultimate "daily drinker" rye. By uniting three distinct rye mash bills from Kentucky and Maryland—and bottling it at an approachable 88 Proof (44% ABV)—Pursuit Spirits has created a whiskey that prioritizes balance and fruit-forward flavor over aggressive heat.
This release features a masterful blend of three stocks: a 95% Rye from Bardstown Bourbon Co. (KY), a 95% Rye from Sagamore Spirit (MD), and a unique corn-heavy rye (52% Rye, 43% Corn) from Sagamore Spirit. For this 88-proof edition, the blenders lean more heavily into the 95% rye components to ensure the bright fruit and spice notes shine through the lower proof, creating a sipping experience that is soft, floral, and incredibly versatile.
Key Features
- Producer: Pursuit Spirits (Ryan Cecil & Kenny Coleman)
- Proof: 88 (44% ABV)
-
Mash Bills:
- Bardstown Bourbon Co (KY): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
- Sagamore Spirit (MD): 52% Rye, 43% Corn, 5% Malted Barley
- Profile: Fruit-forward, floral, and sweet
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Bright and aromatic with notes of vanilla lemon cake, citrus herbal tea, and exotic cardamom.
- Palate: Soft and comforting. A layer of brown sugar and fresh pastry meets tangy lemon frosting and a gentle wave of rye spice.
- Finish: Smooth and soothing, leaving lingering notes of ginger candy, baking spices, and chamomile tea.
Why Choose This Bottle?
- Approachable Complexity: At 88 proof, it delivers all the flavor of a craft rye without the "burn," making it perfect for new rye drinkers.
- Cocktail Versatility: The floral and citrus notes make it an exceptional base for a Sazerac or Rye Old Fashioned that isn't too boozy.
- Triple State Blend: A transparent blend that highlights the best characteristics of Kentucky and Maryland distillation traditions.
