The Whistler Doppelbock Rye Cask Finish 70cl 43°
Whistler Doppelback Rye Cask Finish is a Blend composed of Single Malt and Single Grain whiskeys which have been blended and then aged for an additional 18 to 24 months in Doppelbock beer barrels.
This mixture produces a spicy and malty whisky.
This whisky is the result of a collaboration between "the Whistler" from the Boann distillery and Rye River Brewing CO.
Limited edition: only 6000 bottles produced.
| Volume | 0.7 L |
| ABV | 43° |
| Type | Blended Whisky |
| Distillery | Boann Distillery |
| Country | Ireland |
| Maturation | Beer Cask |
| Peat | Non Peated |
| Characteristics | Non Chill-Filtered |
| Reference: | 26001 |
Boann Distillery was founded in 2015 by the Cooney family, who have always dreamed of making and distilling their own Irish whiskey. Its nano-copper stills and refined oak cask cellars guarantee the production of whiskey with character.
Boann Distillery
Boann Distillery was founded in 2015 by the Cooney family, who have always dreamed of making and distilling their own Irish whiskey. Its nano-copper stills and refined oak cask cellars guarantee the production of whiskey with character. The distillery is part of Origin Green and respects the commitments of this sustainability charter to become a more sustainable producer.
As its local production is still very recent, its aged whiskeys are currently carefully selected from other distilleries. However, it benefits from the expertise of the renowned John McDougall, a master distiller with decades of experience.
Their philosophy
"Every raw material is 100% natural and 100% local. Every drop of water is drawn from our well in the Boyne Valley. Every grain of barley is supplied by our native farmers."
They operate a closed-loop system for water, recycling all incoming water and maximizing energy recovery.
A family-run busines
The Boann distillery is located on the banks of the River Boyne. Legend has it that Boann, an Irish goddess, created the River Boyne. One day, the goddess went for a walk to an ancient well, even though her husband had forbidden her to do so. As she approached, she challenged the power of the well, causing the waters to rise violently to the sea, creating the River Boyne. The goddess lost her life by drowning.
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