Ezra Brooks 99 Proof Straight Rye Whiskey delivers a bold yet approachable rye experience with classic spice, rich flavor, and a smooth finish. Bottled at 99 proof, this Kentucky straight rye whiskey balances vibrant rye character with notes of caramel, oak, vanilla, and warm baking spice for a full-bodied sip that works equally well neat, on the rocks, or in classic whiskey cocktails.
Crafted for rye lovers seeking both intensity and balance, this whiskey offers a robust profile with a clean finish and enough structure to stand out in cocktails like the Manhattan or Old Fashioned. Its higher proof enhances the depth of flavor while maintaining an easy-drinking character that appeals to both seasoned whiskey drinkers and newcomers exploring rye whiskey.
Whether added to a growing whiskey collection or enjoyed as an everyday pour, Ezra Brooks 99 Proof Straight Rye delivers dependable quality and bold American whiskey character.
Key Features
- Kentucky straight rye whiskey
- Bottled at 99 proof
- Bold spice with smooth character
- Notes of caramel, vanilla, oak, and pepper
- Ideal for sipping or cocktails
- Full-bodied rye whiskey profile
- Great for Manhattans and Old Fashioneds
- Crafted in Bardstown, Kentucky
- Classic American rye whiskey style
- 750mL bottle
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Rye spice, toasted oak, vanilla, caramel, and subtle pepper
Palate:
Bold rye grain, brown sugar, cinnamon, oak, and baking spice
Finish:
Warm, smooth, and lingering with peppery spice and light sweetness
How to Enjoy
- Sip neat for full rye spice character
- Serve over ice for a smoother profile
- Use in a Manhattan or Old Fashioned
- Pair with barbecue, smoked meats, or dark chocolate
- Enjoy as a versatile everyday rye whiskey
FAQ
Q: What proof is Ezra Brooks Straight Rye?
A: This expression is bottled at 99 proof.
Q: Is this a rye whiskey?
A: Yes, it is a Kentucky straight rye whiskey.
Q: Is it good for cocktails?
A: Absolutely. Its bold rye spice makes it excellent for classic whiskey cocktails.
Q: Where is Ezra Brooks produced?
A: Ezra Brooks is associated with Kentucky whiskey production, including Bardstown, Kentucky.