Saint Liberty Josephine’s Flat Head River Straight Rye Whiskey

Whiskey: Saint Liberty Josephine’s Flat Head River Straight Rye
This hallmark rye is Chapter 1 – a limited release of 30 barrels – is approachable and inviting, with exceptional flavor, fruit and creamy spice notes that flood the palate with deliciousness.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 91 (45.5% ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Saint Liberty Whiskey
Josephine’s Flathead River Rye Whiskey Bourbon honors legendary bootlegger Josephine Doody, who was known as the Bootleg Lady of Glacier Park and when the train approached the Flathead river, it would signal with toots of the horn how many gallons of moonshine they were ordering. Their Josephine’s Flathead River Rye – 95% rye, 5% malted barley and aged for at least 5 years in 53 gallon new white oak #3 char barrels and is triple pot distilled. They bring their Tennessee-crafted straight rye whiskey to proof using Rocky Mountain waters using the same pure water in Montana that Josephine would have used almost 100 years ago.
Saint Liberty Josephine’s Flat Head River Straight Rye Whiskey Tasting Notes
Nose: Inviting nose with sweet notes of vanilla, lightly charred wood and grilled peaches.
Palate: Flooded with creamy spiced rye grains, oak, earthy notes.
Finish: Sweet vanilla and roasted marshmallow, creamy and enjoyable.
Distillery Information
Liberty is “An expression of the American mind.” The Founders saw Liberty as the opposite of tyranny. Freedom from dependence on another’s will. The ability to choose one’s own way without interference. Liberty has become synonymous with Freedom and the American ideals of equality and democracy. It also became a symbol of the suffragettes, these women excluded from the political system as not having the right to vote, until 1920. Saint Liberty symbolizes the hope for a better world and celebrates our early women pioneers in the spirits industry.