New Riff

New Riff Single Barrel Bourbon (52%) 70cl Whiskey

Name: New Riff Single Barrel Bourbon (52%) 70cl Whiskey
Brand: New Riff
SKU: 117745
Price: 49.96 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.5 (3 reviews)

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Bourbon American Whiskey70cl52%

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4.5/5

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“This is a wonderful bourbon with an abundance of sweet toasted maple notes. It's got a nice spicy kick from the high rye content but not to the point where it's overpowering. It's definitely a hit for me.”

Master of Malt Customer

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Description

Another brilliant bottling of Single Barrel Bourbon from Kentucky's New Riff! Following a high rye mashbill of 65% corn, 30% rye, and 5% malted barley, you can certainly pick up on plenty of rich, warming spice amongst the creamier corn and oaken vanilla. Splendid as ever for sipping, and a superb way to upgrade your classic cocktails.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose

Barrel char and honeycomb, with mint chocolate and pastry.

Palate

Berry jam and milk chocolate, with notes of mocha and oaky vanilla alongside warming baking spice.

Finish

Oily orange and a spicy rye finish.

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Superb!

This is a wonderful bourbon with an abundance of sweet toasted maple notes. It's got a nice spicy kick from the high rye content but not to the point where it's overpowering. It's definitely a hit for me.

Master of Malt Customer Apr 4, 2023

A thoroughly enjoyable bourbon

I really enjoyed this. I got strawberry on the nose and palate, which became cherries after about a week. Sounds like experiences may vary though but well worth a try

Scott Baguley Feb 20, 2023

Much better than the small batch

I had one of their earlier small batch releases and wasn't too keen. Tasted young. This however was great. Very flavoursome and sweet. Bit of spice and rye flavours. Price is right too. This isn't ground breaking but definitely worth a try if you enjoy bourbon. That said it is a single barrel so will be interested to see how much variance there is.

David Mckeever Dec 4, 2022