Willett 12 Year Old 2012 Single Barrel Rye Whiskey

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Willett 12 Year Old 2012 Single Barrel Rye Whiskey

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€499.17 tax excl. (IB)

Selected for the prestigious Itinéraires collection, this 12-year-old Willett Rye, distilled in 2012 and bottled from a single barrel (114 numbered bottles), is a rare and refined expression of rye. This high rye release is crafted from a mash bill of 74% rye, 11% corn, and 15% malted barley, delivering an exceptional aromatic and flavor profile. Brilliantly exuberant, the tasting journey evolves gracefully from exotic notes to chocolate, tar, balsamic hints, and deliciously jammy, indulgent touches. The palate is broad and velvety, perfectly balanced between spice, cereal sweetness and depth, culminating in a long, warm finish — the hallmark of Willett’s finest rye whiskies.

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Format
70CL
Vintage
2012
Age
12 Years
ABV
61,4%
Packaging
No gift box
Country
United States
Appellation
Whisky
Type
Rye
Référence
DC3061

Willett

Founded in 1936 in Bardstown, Kentucky, Willett Distillery is a family-owned icon in the world of American bourbon. Long admired for its expertise in barrel selection and aging, the distillery now produces its own spirits in small batches, crafted with meticulous, hands-on care.

Willett bourbons and ryes are known for their aromatic intensity, elegant oak influence, vanilla and spice nuances, and a character that is both bold and refined. Aged in carefully selected American oak barrels, they deliver outstanding depth and a long, memorable finish.

From signature releases like Willett Pot Still Reserve to rare, highly sought-after limited editions, Willett embodies the true spirit of Kentucky: authenticity, tradition, and uncompromising quality.