Description

What happens when rye whiskey meets an uncommon oak variety? That question sits at the center of the Heaven Hill Grain to Glass Specialty Barrel Series Rye Whiskey, which extends the distillery's grain-to-glass approach into the realm of barrel experimentation.

The 2025 release spent seven years maturing in barrels made from Missouri-grown Chinquapin oak, sourced through a collaboration with Independent Stave Company. Bottled at 53.5% ABV in a 700 ml format, it pours with bold rye spice ahead of rich caramel and baking spices, with toasted oak and a warming depth giving the whiskey its structure.

Product form

Heaven Hill Grain to Glass Rye Chinquapin Barrel 700mL

$115.99

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    • Size: 700ml
    • Alcohol: 53.5% ABV · 107 proof
    • Type: Rye Whiskey
    • Brand: Heaven Hill
    Tasting Notes

    Bold rye spice opens into rich caramel and baking spices, layered with toasted oak and warming depth, delivering a structured, expressive profile elevated by the influence of Chinquapin oak.

    About Heaven Hill

    Heaven Hill Distillery has been family-owned since it began in 1935, and remains one of Kentucky's best-known whiskey houses, pairing long-held methods with careful oversight at every stage from grain to glass. Its Grain to Glass program puts mashbill, corn varietals and barrel choice on full display, showing how each decision shapes the finished American whiskey.

    Description

    What happens when rye whiskey meets an uncommon oak variety? That question sits at the center of the Heaven Hill Grain to Glass Specialty Barrel Series Rye Whiskey, which extends the distillery's grain-to-glass approach into the realm of barrel experimentation.

    The 2025 release spent seven years maturing in barrels made from Missouri-grown Chinquapin oak, sourced through a collaboration with Independent Stave Company. Bottled at 53.5% ABV in a 700 ml format, it pours with bold rye spice ahead of rich caramel and baking spices, with toasted oak and a warming depth giving the whiskey its structure.