Yellowstone American Single Malt Whiskey is the Yellowstone brand’s newest release which boasts a 100% barley malt mash bill and flavors borrowed from its sister spirit, the ‘Yellowstone Select Kentucky Straight Bourbon.’ The body contains hints of peach blossom, honey, pear, stone fruit, and dates, while it ends with flavors of oak, cinnamon, and English Walnuts.
Similar to the brand’s past releases, proceeds from the Yellowstone American Single Malt Whiskey will support the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA). The NPCA works to preserve and strengthen national parks in America.
"[...] I’m proud to once again continue my family’s tradition of innovation with the launch of Yellowstone American Single Malt. This is a brand-new category of American whiskey, and our offering is sure to become a favorite among Yellowstone Bourbon fans and fans of American Single Malt Whiskeys alike," said Master Distiller Stephen Beam.
Single Malt Whiskeys
The 'Yellowstone American Single Malt Whiskey' Will Launch This Spring
Trend Themes
1. American Single Malt Whiskey - The launch of Yellowstone American Single Malt Whiskey creates new opportunities for distilleries to innovate and explore the development of American single malt whiskey.
2. Environmental Conservation Partnerships - Through partnerships similar to Yellowstone’s collaboration with the National Parks Conservation Association, businesses across a variety of industries can create mutually beneficial partnerships with environmental conservation organizations.
3. Barley Malt Mash Bills - The use of a barley malt mash bill in Yellowstone’s American Single Malt Whiskey highlights a growing trend towards experimentation with mash bills in the distilling of American whiskeys.
Industry Implications
1. Distilling - The distilling industry has the opportunity to experiment and create unique American Single Malt Whiskeys to attract new consumers and whisky enthusiasts.
2. Environmental Conservation - Environmental conservation organizations can partner with businesses to promote their causes while also receiving funding and support.
3. Beverage - The beverage industry can capitalize on the trend of experimentation with mash bills and flavors to introduce new and unique whiskies to the market.