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Dark Arts Whiskey House Barely Legal Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey
Dark Arts Whiskey House is a blending and finishing house led by a blender with roots in Wilderness Trail's single barrel program, sourcing mature whiskey from distilleries in Indiana and Kentucky and bottling it in small, deliberate batches. Barely Legal is named for its mash bill. To be called bourbon, a whiskey has to be made from at least 51% corn, and this one sits right on that line: 51% corn and 49% rye, about as rye-heavy as a bourbon can legally get. That means it drinks closer to a rye whiskey than most bourbons, with the spice front and center and the corn sweetness playing support. Each batch is built from roughly three barrels, around 700 bottles, and it's bottled at cask strength, 57% ABV, with no proofing down. Federal Wine & Spirits sums it up as decadent, spicy and dripping with caramel. Sip it neat first, then with a splash of water, and it also makes a powerful Old Fashioned or Manhattan where the high rye content keeps the drink from going flabby. A good pick for rye drinkers who want bourbon's caramel body without giving up the spice.
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