
- Proof
- 113
- Age
- Not stated
- Style
- Whiskey
- MSRP
- $113.13
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“Thirteen years of the house in one bottle: four of its own whiskeys, the oldest past seven years, in a raven decanter.”
Tasting notes
- nose
- Ripe apple and cherry, vanilla, and a light floral spice
- palate
- Maraschino cherry and a seam of caramel, then toasted oak, rye pepper and sweet cream
- finish
- Medium and creamy; mild spice and fading oak char, ending on toffee and coffee
Mash bill
A blend of several whiskeys, so no single grain split.
Wheat, rye, corn and barley, with wheat the largest part; the combined grain split is not published. Half the blend is Corsets, Whips & Whiskey, which is all organic wheat, and the rest is High Rye Bourbon (corn and rye), Last Feather Rye (rye and wheat) and Silver Cross (equal parts rye, corn, wheat and barley). Every component is made from Journeyman's own organic mashes.
- Cask
- New oak (component whiskeys)
- Best served
- neat, then with a few drops of water
Awards
- Double Platinum — ASCOT Awards 2025
- Platinum, Bottle Design — ASCOT Awards 2025
Why it's craft
Ravenswood 13 marks Journeyman's thirteenth year by blending four of its own core whiskeys, the oldest of them a Silver Cross past seven years. Every component was mashed, distilled and aged by Journeyman from organic grain, in the Featherbone Factory in Three Oaks. The raven decanter recalls the bird that inspired the distillery's first rye, and the bottle is sold only at its Three Oaks and Valparaiso locations.
Journeyman Distillery
Independent · Est. 2011 · Tours
Sources: journeyman.com, journeyman.com, theliquorbarn.com, ascotawards.com