- Proof
- 100
- Age
- Unaged
- Style
- WhiskeyWhite Whiskey
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“White Tennessee High Malt briefly barrel-rested at 100 proof”
Tasting notes
- nose
- honeysuckle, pear, graham cracker, and caramel corn
- palate
- lively, fruity, and malty-sweet, only lightly softened; bright cereal sweetness with pear and graham, clean and warm
- finish
- clean pear and graham cracker with a malty snap
Mash bill
Full grain split not published.
Yellow corn, malted rye, caramel malted barley & honey malted barley - Tennessee High Malt (>=25% specialty malted grains). White expression briefly rested in single-use charred oak.
- Cask
- Single-use charred oak, 53 gallon (brief rest)
- Best served
- neat
Why it's craft
Shows the High Malt mash unaged - transparent craft white whiskey from the same recipe as the aged core.
Chattanooga Whiskey
Independent · Est. 2011 · Tours
Sources: chattanoogawhiskey.com, chattanoogawhiskey.com