Review: Masterson’s Straight Barley Whiskey
Posted by Arctic Wolf on March 25, 2014
Masterson’s Straight Barley Whiskey is distilled and aged in Canada, for a company from Sonoma California called 35 Maple Street. As a straight whiskey, the spirit must be barreled and aged in new American Oak; however this Masterson’s whiskey also holds the distinction of being perhaps the only straight whiskey which is distilled from a mash of 100 % unmalted barley. It is bottled at 46% alcohol by volume, and is apparently (like the rest of the Masterson’s line-up) named for the famous frontier lawman, William “Bat” Masterson.
You may read my full review and tasting notes by clicking the following link:
Review: Masterson’s Straight Barley Whiskey
Please enjoy this review of a very unusual Canadian Whiskey.
And remember, my reviews are not intended to help you drink more whiskey, they are intended to help you drink better whiskey!
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