Im Straight Bourbon Forum wurde mal folgende Liste von einem High West Mitarbeiter geposted:
We have a lot of different whiskeys with various mashbills and of different provenance. I'll give you a broad run down of all the rye whiskeys in our program and please let me know if this doesn't clear things up:
- 95% rye, 5% malted barley - basically anywhere you see a 95% rye mashbill (in our brand or any other) it is a LDI distillate. "95" is kind of their thing... We currently blend this into our Double Rye! at 2 years old and our Rendezvous at 6 years.
- 53% rye, 37% corn, 10% malted barley - this was a former mashbill of LDI, though they do not produce it anymore. We have some of this that we pulled from barrel at 16 years and use it mostly for blending into the Double Rye! program.
- 80% rye, 10% corn, 10% malted barley - this also was a former mashbill of LDI (and I'd venture to say their best) and we have some that we also pulled from barrel at 16 years. It is used for blending into our Rendezvous program
- 100% rye (80% unmalted, 20% malted) - this is everything that is now distilled at High West, in Park City. Currently, it goes into bottle as our Silver Rye but the majority goes into barrel. The oldest that we have is just over 4 years and future Double Rye! (once we run out of the 2yr old LDI stuff) will be bottled with a portion of this production. The rest will be held for various single age expressions, etc.
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Die Frage ist nun ob sich was geändert hat oder ob mich einfach nur meine Erinnerung trügt. Evtl. gab es auch nur mal Probleme mit einer Charge...
Falls wirklich der 2-jährige LDI Whisky mit eigenem Whisky ersetzt worden wäre, würde man das sicherlich schon in den amerikanischen Foren lesen. Die sind da ja sehr genau wenns um die Zusammensetzung ihrer Whiskies geht.
