Unlike Uncut/Unfiltered Straight Rye, however, this whiskey is a single barrel and it comes from barrel number 001. The single barrel version of Uncle Nearest Rye is similar to its non-single …

The Whiskey Shelf tries Uncle Nearest's first ever single barrel and cask strength rye whiskey in this Uncle Nearest Single Barrel Rye review.

Fortunately, for those who missed Uncle Nearest’s first rye, this single barrel is more than capable of holding its own. Providing every bit of the high proof punch plus delivering in the flavor …

Bottled at cask strength, this Single Barrel Straight Rye Whiskey is what other ryes work hard to grow up to be. Tennessee does a lot of things well; growing rye is not one of them.

We review Uncle Nearest Rye Single Barrel Whiskey, one of several recent rye releases from This Tennessee whiskey brand. Ian Arnold, ex-bartender and whisky enthusiast, now …

Near the top of the Uncle Nearest lineup of whiskies is their Single Barrel Whiskey – also known as “Black Label” for reasons that should be obvious. Other reviewers before me have noted …

So far they’ve released a distillery-only barrel-proof rye whiskey, a 100 proof rye and now a Single Barrel version of their Tennessee whiskey. Plus there are rumors of one more on the horizon.

Usually very dry, with notes of walnut, toasted grain, and black pepper, straight rye has a bold assertive character that has earned it a small but dedicated following among discerning …

Distilled by an undisclosed producer and bottled by Uncle Nearest, this 60.5%-ABV rye is a single-barrel release from the brand and marks its first as such. Let's dive in! It has the dry …

I've tried all their products and did the tour. The 1856 is around $50, which I feel is overpriced by $20. It's good, and some friends and I flew through that bottle. The rye costs around $55. I …