Spelt-Rye (Batch 2024)
| CATEGORY: | Core Expression |
| TYPE: | Malted Rye Whisky |
| BATCH | |
| GRAINS: | Rye, spelt, barley |
| MALT: | Malted rye, malted spelt, malted barley |
| CASKS: | New American oak |
| DISTILLED: 2019 | |
| NUMBER OF BOTTLES: | 2900 pcs |
| ALCOHOL: | 48.5% Vol |
| VOLUME: | 70 cl |
HONEY, VANILLA, OAK, PEPPER, CITRUS FLORAL |
OUR INTERPRETATION OF A NORDIC RYE
Grain
| Rye, Gyrup, harvest 2019 | |
| 30 % | Odyssey barley, Gyrup, harvest 2019 |
| 10 %: | Spelt, Gyrup, harvest 2019 |
Malt and Smoke
| Rye malt | |
| 30 %: | Pale malt |
| 10 %: | Spelt malt |
| Smoke intensity: | non |
Water and fermentation
| Groundwater from Gyrup | |
| YEAST: | M1 Distillers Yeast |
| Fermentation time: | 6-8 days |
Distillation
| MĂĽller 1,000 liters | |
| Distillation batch: | |
| 2019-21 | |
| 2019-22 | |
| 2019-23 |
CASKS
| cask 359: | 1st fill 250 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 360: | 1st fill 250 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 362: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 363: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 364: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 365: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 366: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 367: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 368: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 369: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 372: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 373: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 374: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
| cask 375: | 1st fill 125 liters of new oak, filled 15-1-2020 |
2900 Bottles
| Core Expression | |
| Markets: | Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden, UK, Online |
GOLD AT THE WORLD WHISKY AWARDS
Spelt-Rye was awarded gold and named Category Winner 2024
ORGANIC REGENERATIVE
Malted Rye Whisky
Malted Rye Whisky
We designed our own malt drums to be able to experiment with recipes and work with any grain we want. Flexibility is key to exploring flavors, and our own malt house allows us to do just that.