Restless Spirits is known for their incredible whiskey, but their vodka and gin are great as well. And who could forget about their Poitin – the predecessor of the Irish whiskey? Whatever you get, it’s all great and it’s all made in Kansas City.
Just so, does rabbit hole distill their own bourbon?
Rabbit Hole has been distilling using their own recipe for many years but they just started making their own whiskey in their own rabbit hole in May of 2018. The new branding ties in with the launch of their newest whiskey Heigold Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.
Considering this, is there whiskey made in Kansas?
You can now buy the first whiskey distilled in Kansas City since Prohibition. Barreled in 2015, the J. Rieger & Co. rye whiskey was the first whiskey distilled in Kansas City since Prohibition.
What vodka is made in Kansas City?
360 Vodka is the Official Vodka of the Kansas City Chiefs. 360 Vodka is a premium brand of McCormick Distilling Co.
What whiskey is made in Kansas?
Bottled at 92 proof, Kansas City Whiskey is well-balanced, smooth, and slightly sweet. It’s beautiful when served neat or on the rocks, but also works well in classic Bourbon – or Rye-based cocktails such as the Horsefeather, Manhattan and Old Fashioned.
What’s the difference between bourbon and whiskey?
Whiskey is a distilled spirit made from grains like corn and rye and aged in wooden barrels. Bourbon is a type of whiskey, and there are strict rules in place to ensure its quality. Bourbon must be made in the US, distilled from at least 51% corn, and aged in new oak-charred barrels.
Where does Rabbit Hole source their bourbon?
Where is Kansas whiskey made?
For starters, it’s from Kansas, not Kentucky, and it’s distilled in a column still, entirely from winter wheat, not corn. That alone isn’t that eyebrow-raising. Column stills are used everywhere in Kentucky, and 100% wheat whiskeys, while rare, exist.
Where is most wanted vodka made?
Most Wanted vodka is made in Kansas at the High Plains Distillery–a family owned distillery operated by Chemist/Engineer Seth Fox. It is made using American Midwest grain. They distinguish their vodka with very small batches in traditional stills with a very slow filtration process.