Description
Lock Stock & Barrel 25-Year Straight Rye Whiskey is a monument to the art of American whiskey making. Aged for a quarter of a century in new charred American oak barrels, this ultra-premium rye is bold, intricate, and steeped in time. Distilled in Alberta, Canada from a 100% rye mashbill and bottled at 111 proof (55.5% ABV), it delivers an opulent, full-bodied experience for collectors, connoisseurs, and lovers of elite aged spirits.
Key Features:
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Aged 25 years in new American charred oak barrels
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Distilled from a 100% rye mashbill
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Bottled at 111 proof / 55.5% ABV
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Limited edition – extremely rare ultra-aged rye whiskey
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Finished and bottled in the USA by Cooper Spirits Co.
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Luxuriously packaged in a matte black custom bottle with raised design elements
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750ml bottle – collector’s presentation
Product Details:
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Brand: Lock Stock & Barrel
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Type: Straight Rye Whiskey
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Age Statement: 25 Years
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Origin: Distilled in Canada, bottled in the USA
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Alcohol by Volume: 55.5% (111 Proof)
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Mashbill: 100% Rye
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Cask Type: New Charred American Oak
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Bottle Size: 750ml
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Release Type: Limited Edition / Allocated
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Deep layers of pipe tobacco, saddle leather, old oak, dark molasses, and earthy rye grain
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Palate: Intense rye spice, black licorice, dark chocolate, burnt orange peel, roasted coffee, and dried cherry
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Finish: Exceptionally long, warming, and dry – with persistent notes of oak, spice, and bitter cacao
Suggested Pairings:
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Food: Charred steak, duck breast, smoked brisket, dark chocolate truffles
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Cigars: Full-bodied maduros, aged Cubans, Nicaraguan ligero blends
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Occasions: Celebrations, gifting, whiskey tastings, collector displays
FAQs:
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Q: How rare is this bottle?
A: Extremely rare – this is one of the oldest rye whiskeys on the market and is released in very limited quantities. -
Q: Is this sweet or spicy?
A: Boldly spicy from the 100% rye grain, with layered sweetness from the long oak aging. -
Q: Can this be gifted?
A: Absolutely – this is a showstopper bottle for whiskey collectors and enthusiasts. -
Q: Should I drink or collect?
A: Both – while collectible, it’s crafted to be enjoyed and savored.
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