Products
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Everything we sell is made entirely from scratch here on 19th Street in Brooklyn. From scratch means from milling whole grains to bottling, every step of production is performed here by our people. We select our ingredients from local producers most importantly and from organic sources, second. All of our grains are sourced from NY farms; most are grown by our farmer Thor.
Simple and natural is good. So we don’t use any coloring, additives, extracts, or fancy filtering to alter our spirits. We let the result of our ingredients and process be the flavor of our spirits.
Our ingredients:
Grains (always grown in New York)
Water
Yeast
Yeast nutrient
Enzymes
Oak barrels (for our whiskey)
Juniper, lemon, rosemary, ginger, and grapefruit (for our gin)
Glorious Gin
Our original gin recipe— distilled from wheat grown in New York in such a way to retain the honey and buttery characteristics of the grain. We redistill our base spirit individually in batches with juniper, fresh lemon peel, fresh grapefruit peel, ginger and fresh rosemary. This method captures the unique qualities of each botanical.
Glorious Gin: Oaked
We’ve been experimenting with ‘resting’ our Glorious Gin in oak barrels since 2011. Over that time we have produced 4 unique batches, each with a different oak treatment. Our original formula picks up notes of vanilla, baking spices, and a warmth from its time in oak. We will continue to tinker with our process until we find the perfect aging method.
77 Whiskey – Distilled from New York Wheat
New York Wheat is distilled cleaner than more typical whiskeys. This method highlights the beauty of using wheat in a mash bill: a smoother, more gentle base lets the intense oak-contributed flavors be the focus. 1 to 2 years in our warehouse achieves the best balance. Distilled from 100% wheat, aged in new American oak.
Distilled from 100% wheat, aged in new American Oak
77 Whiskey – Distilled from Local Rye and Corn
Local Rye & Corn is produced very much like New York Wheat, except we blend whiskeys distilled from mashes of rye and corn, rather than wheat. Rye is a brash spirit, with rich spicy notes. Our methods tone down rye’s intensity, but retain its characteristic style and full flavor.
Distilled from 90% rye, 10% corn, aged in new American oak.
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