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Thank you. with promo code BP10. Hey everybody, welcome back to another whiskey quickie, and today we're looking at Nelson Brothers Rye, which we had the

opportunity of actually having one of the brothers on the podcast. Charlie. Charlie, he's no longer

with the distillery, but he had some really cool stories and everything like that to tell.

Yeah, Charlie is a great guy. Yeah. So since the original pre-prohibition recipe had long vanished, Nelson and his team sought out to craft a rye whiskey worthy of the green dryer distillery name, one that maintained the original fingerprint on the brand and differentiated the product from other modern rye whiskeys. They hit their mark with the Nelson Brothers Rye by essentially flipping the percentages of

corn and rye in their bourbon mash bills. Yet I don't know what the bourbon mash bill or the

rye mash bill was. I should have looked at it my notes. This is non-age dated. It is 92.5 proof

and has an SRP of $37. Well, can't beat the price. Nope.

It does say distilled in Kentucky, so obviously they're based in Nashville, and I think

they were working with Constellation, Bartson Bourbon Company.

So I think maybe it was made there.

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