Ryeders of the Lost Art Retailer:13 4% barley malt) and spent

4% barley malt) and spent thirteen winters in charred new American white oak until it reached its rich and complex character

And it is placed in those mysterious black bottles without chill filtration or coloring at 45

This beautiful bottle might be a blend of the rarest of Scotch Whiskies but it’s heart beats for Chicago

But what it lacks in harvest

For almost two centuries

Ryeders of the Lost Art Retailer:13 4% barley malt) and spentThe Return of the Great Rye Adventures. The legend speaks of American colonists of Scottish and Irish descent in the 1600s in search of magical grains that will help them recreate the sacred ancient Spirit they so sorely missed in the Land of Plenty. Alas, the land offered little barley, but plenty of local grain: rye. Thus, Rye Whiskey was born. As it is always with precious artifacts, Rye became entangled in several historical disputes. When the