The White Rye is a delicious small batch rye, crafted by Dillon's Distillers that is truly fit for a connoisseur or indeed any casual whiskey lover who is looking to expand their repertoire.
This high-quality rye is handcrafted traditionally using 100% Canadian grown rye that truly showcases the grain's flavors. These youthful grains lend a distinct character and pleasing complexity to the rye, which intentionally doesn't incorporate the flavor of matured wood. The rye is made in small batches in copper pots.
Dillon's Distillers has gained much acclaim for its signature spirits, and its delicious White Rye is no exception, with the all-Canadian creation picking up a gold medal at the 2013 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
Purist Canadian Ryes
Dillon's Distillers Small Batch White Rye Stays True To Tradition
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