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Whiskey Review: Wyoming Whiskey Outryder (2021)

We review the latest release of Wyoming Whiskey's Oytryder Whiskey from 2021. It's a high-rye whiskey that's not quite a rye.

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Wyoming Whiskey Outryder

Tasting Notes

About:

50% ABV. Made from a mash bill of rye, corn, and barley. Blend of distillates from 2011 and 2017. $76.99 per 750ml bottle.
Appearance:
This is golden yellow in color and has medium legs that are a little slow to form but pretty quick to fall.
Nose:
The initial scent of this made me think of Kraft Baking Caramels. Sitting with it a bit more I get ethanol and green apple that is softened by notes of grain.
Palate:
A very easy drinker. Light caramel and honey sweetness accompanied by some cinnamon on the front end. Had a touch of dry oak, and a bit of black pepper spice throughout. I found this to be straightforward with a finish that is much lighter than expected for something at 50%. The addition of water upped the sweetness and spice on this in a way that I didn’t quite enjoy. I suggest drinking it neat.
Finish:
Comments:
This is an okay whiskey, and if you enjoy lighter flavor profiles, higher proof, and easier drinking this is certainly worth checking out. I myself just prefer my whiskey to have a bit more robust flavor profile to it. Factor in the cost and I can’t see myself ever reaching to buy a bottle of this.

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Ian Arnold

Ian Arnold brings eight years of bartending expertise to the table, having honed his skills in renowned establishments across California, Australia, and Portland. His most recent position behind the bar was at the esteemed Multnomah Whisk(e)y Library. A dedicated member of the Oregon Bartenders' Guild's leadership team, Ian also served as a judge for numerous cocktail competitions. Currently working in the IT field, he continues to delight guests with his bartending prowess. In his leisure time, Ian enjoys playing board games and savoring the complexities of Japanese whisky.

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