The Barrell Craft Spirits Seagrass 19-Year Rye Whiskey is a rare and exquisite expression of rye whiskey, meticulously crafted and finished in a combination of Martinique rum, Madeira, and apricot brandy barrels. This unique finishing process imparts a complex, layered flavor profile that is bold, vibrant, and intriguing. Bottled at cask strength, this 64.15% ABV (128.3 Proof) rye whiskey offers a powerful yet balanced experience for the discerning whiskey aficionado.

Distilled in Canada and aged for an impressive 19 years, this limited-edition release showcases Barrell Craft Spirits’ dedication to innovation and craftsmanship. The whiskey is constructed from three distinct blends, each finished in its own set of barrels to create a harmonious and expressive final product.

The Seagrass 19-Year is part of Barrells philosophy of creating “blended to never blend in” whiskeys, ensuring that every sip of this spirit is rich in complexity and brimming with character. Its an unforgettable rye whiskey that delivers a bold, cask-strength experience, best appreciated neat or with a splash of water to fully explore its depth.

Key Features:

• 19-Year Aged Rye Whiskey: Aged to perfection for nearly two decades
• Finished in Martinique Rum, Madeira & Apricot Brandy Barrels: Unique finishing adds layers of complexity and depth
• Cask Strength – 64.15% ABV (128.3 Proof): Bold and intense, offering a robust tasting experience
• Limited Edition: A rare, collectible whiskey from Barrell Craft Spirits
• Distilled in Canada: Expertly crafted and finished by Barrell Craft Spirits in Louisville, Kentucky

The Barrell Craft Spirits Seagrass 19-Year Rye Whiskey is ideal for the whiskey connoisseur looking to explore a high-proof, barrel-finished spirit that breaks new ground in flavor and craftsmanship.

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Fruity and vibrant aromas of tropical fruits, apricot, and a hint of vanilla
• Palate: Rich and complex with flavors of caramel, dried fruit, spiced rum, and subtle sweet undertones
• Finish: Long-lasting, warming, with layers of spice and fruit, characteristic of the barrel finishes