Stranahan's Colorado Whiskey

The American Single Malt category is the best thing to happen to the drink scene in years. This is seriously one of the best tasting whiskeys I've ever had, it wouldn't surprise me if this becomes huge soon.

Just bought in Canada although according to this its discontinued. Perhaps just unavailable in the UK?

Mellow very smooth and nice hint of sweet spice.

If you like a highland malt whisky.....try this great American Version! A proprietary blend of 4 different barleys and the true hand made heritage lives in this great whiskey....Jess Graber has been perfecting this since the 1970's.... Truly different, unique and enjoyable....Take this to the next gathering of friends and pass it around the campfire!
Every batch has its own unique character while retaining the truly unique flavor profile that only Stranahans delivers! It's Not a Corn Whiskey and not trying to be a bourbon! It really is an American Original!

I love this stuff. It's smooth, potent, tasty and in general, a real pleasure to sip.

Tried this as a Rec from the bartender at my local cigar lounge. now, I am a relative novice to formal appreciation of whisky,but have enjoyed American whisky for a number of years socially and keep severL varieties of blends and SBs in the home case.
the start is a little hot, but a welcome heat at best as I can describe. it feels smooth with a neat/smooth finish that begs for another take.
I was very impressed and went right out to purchase one for home which was similarly pleasing.
I will leave more detailed reviews to those who are more qualified. But I would have NO reservation in reccomendong this whisky to anyone! it is a go to and quite popular with all that have tried it at home (have to get new bottle).

It's not difficult to get it in Colorado, but they are running low on stock due to a fire last year at the distillery and the master distiller leaving this year. Given your spelling of the word though i can only surmise that you live in the UK and not the US though so maybe visiting Colorado is out for you. Look online but finding it for shipping out of state will be difficult this year.

Either there was a serious problem with that particular batch, or the barkeep at this joint filled that bottle with something else. No way anyone with a palate would taste the things you did in a bona fide bottle of Stranahan's. No way no how. Give it another shot.

Does anyone knows where to get it

Can a whiskey taste like colors? Golden and amber. Warm and honeyed, with a drop of molasses on the finish. Legs like Charlize Theron. It's a beautiful whiskey. A new way to experience malt. Can't wait until I try it again. Loses a point for being so expensive.

A little hot, but full of flavor. I compare it to a 100 proof rye in many ways. I can see how those used to weaker or more mellowed, aged whiskeys could object to this. However, each batch is slightly unique (and I've had 15-20 different batches), but delivers the same range of flavors, not found in other American whiskeys. I loved rum-or port-barrel finished, single-malt Scotch until I had this!