Cooper Spirits Co’s Lock Stock & Barrel 18-Year Straight Rye Whiskey

Category – Spirits, whiskey, rye, 54.5% abv

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Location – US, nation-wide, limited edition

Price – SRP of US$229.99

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US craft distiller Cooper Spirits Co has extended its ‘Lock Stock & Barrel’ series of iterations with an 18-year-old rye whiskey. The third addition to the range, which also includes a 16-year-old expression, is available across the US in limited – albeit unspecified – quantities.

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Lock Stock & Barrel 18-Year Straight Rye Whiskey is “one of the … most complex straight ryes available”, the Philadelphia-based company claims. The liquid has been double-distilled from a mash bill of 100% rye grain, before being matured in new charred American oak barrels.

The packaging features a matte black glass bottle and wooden cork closure.

Cooper Spirits also produces whiskey under the Hochstadter brand name. Last month, the company unveiled a limited edition six-year-old rye, called Hochstadter’s Slow & Low.

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