“Green River Rye is approachable, easy drinking with a memorable finish. Rich in color and flavor, it truly shines at 95 proof,” said Head Distiller Aaron Harris. “This rye whiskey is a compelling addition to the growing Green River portfolio.”
The Green River Distilling Co in Owensboro, KY, is one of the westernmost stops on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. It is an historic, industrial distillery, making it a unique, and must-see stop when visiting Kentucky. Learn all about it in our tour and r…
Green River Distilling Co. (Owensboro, KY), one of Bourbon Country’s oldest distilleries, is soon releasing its inaugural FULL PROOF SINGLE BARREL “Head Distiller’s Pick #1”. We’re kinda stoked about it, given the brands extremely successful flagship and wheated Bourbon launches. For retail/bar hunting sake, Green River can now be found in 25 states. Of note, […]
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Green River Full Proof Single Barrel is a single barrel of the flagship Green River recipe, a rye-forward true Kentucky bourbon with a remarkable flavor profile, the result of a mashbill comprised of 70 percent corn, 21 percent rye and 9 percent malted barley.
Green River Distilling (Owensboro, KY) has announced two new Bourbon releases, set to debut this month. This is our kind of March Madness, or shall we say Starch Madness, given corn is Bourbon’s main ingredient;) #starchmadness Kentucky Straight Wheated Bourbon ABV: 90 Proof (45% abv) RELEASE: Starting this month nationwide, 25 markets. MASHBILL: 70% Kentucky […]
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(Owensboro, KY) To say it’s been a big and busy year at Green River Distillery is putting it lightly. They launched their first Bourbon under the Green River Label earlier this year (READ MORE). In late June, they were acquired by the Chicago based venture capitalist group Pritzer Private Capital, the same outfit that recently […]
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This is interesting. Bardstown Bourbon Company (BBCo) has announced their plans to buy Green River Distillery (Formerly O.Z. Tyler) in Owensboro, KY. BBCo, est 2014, leaped directly out of the gates with a business plan for contract distilling, meaning they will work with you and make your whiskey to the mashbill and specs of your […]
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Bardstown Bourbon Company, an innovative distiller, producer and bottler of premium Kentucky bourbon and rye whiskey, today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Green River Spirits Company. The acquisition is scheduled to close in…
According to their website, Shady Mile Bourbon is said to be produced in Owensboro Kentucky at the 10th oldest distillery in Kentucky. There is only one distillery that fits that description. Therefore, I would have to assume that they are referring to the Green River Distilling Co. The Shady Mile wheated and high rye bourbons have very similar mash bills. The only difference being whether rye or wheat is used as the secondary grain. The bourbon mash bill is: 70% corn, 21% either wheat or rye, and 9% malted barley. The distillate is then barreled at 120 proof. Both are bottled at 90 proof.
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I’m pleased to report that after scientifically tasting about half the bottle of Green River Bourbon, I can confirm that it’s beyond good. A nose of enticing warming spices greets you thanks to the high-rye mash bill which is followed by the standard t…
