The new TinCup Rye Whiskey, according to those behind it, is described as a straight rye whiskey that’s been distilled and aged for three years before being cut to proof with Rocky Mountain water. It is said it is crafted to “honor the original rye recipes that were enjoyed by settlers and miners in Gunnison County.” This county holds the namesake community of this whiskey, a mining town founded there in 1879 where, reportedly, “following a day within the depths of the mines, the resident workers of Tin Cup would often watch the sun go down with rye whiskey in hand.”

The whiskey is bottled at 45% ABV and is set to be available nationwide for a price of around $30 per 750 ml bottle. You’ll find official tasting notes below for your consideration.
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- Color: Golden amber
- Nose: Sweet vanilla and fresh tobacco
- Palate: Smooth, bold and even spice
- Finish: Lingering caramel and silky tannic mouthfeel









