High West Double Rye Whiskey 750mL

High West Double Rye! Whiskey

American Straight Rye Whiskey | 92 Proof (46% ABV) | 750 mL

Process & Profile

High West Double Rye! is a meticulously crafted blend of two high-rye whiskeys, showcasing the spirit of innovation from Park City, Utah. One component is a bold Indiana-sourced rye with a 95% rye/5% barley-malt mash bill (at least 2 years old), while the other is High West’s own distillate—a smoother, 80% rye/20% malted-rye whiskey aged up to 7 years. The blend is bottled non‑chill filtered, delivering a spicy and herbaceous character at 92 proof.

Tasting Notes 

• Nose: Mint, eucalyptus, clove, cinnamon, licorice root, pine and dark chocolate, with garden-herbal brightness and gin-like botanicals

• Palate: Fresh rye spice up front, then menthol, honeyed wildflower sweetness, allspice, herbal tea, green tea, and a touch of citrus

• Finish: Warming orange-cinnamon spice and black pepper, lingering mint and mild oak, with a gently sweet and herbal fade

What Makes It Special

• Double-rye blend: combines two distinct high-rye whiskeys for complexity and contrast

• The young, MGP rye brings vibrancy; the older HW distillate adds depth and smoothness

• Bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV), fully non-chill-filtered for full flavor impact

• Versatile—equally skilled for sipping neat, on the rocks, or elevating cocktails

How to Enjoy

Serve neat or with a few drops of water to enhance its herbal and spice notes. It stands strong in rye-forward cocktails like the Manhattan, Old Fashioned, or Sazerac, and works beautifully in a winter evening by the fire.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What two whiskeys are blended?
A 95% rye/5% barley whiskey from MGP (2+ years) and High West’s own 80% rye/20% malted rye aged up to 7 years.

2. Why is it called "Double Rye"?
The name reflects its dual-rye composition—two high-rye whiskeys in one bottle.

3. What proof is it?
It’s bottled at 46% ABV (92 proof).

4. Is it chill-filtered?
No—it’s non-chill filtered to preserve its full-bodied flavor.

5. Is it good for cocktails?
Yes—its bold spice and herbal complexity make it excellent in classic rye cocktails or served neat.