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Laws Whiskey House is launching a new whiskey called SUPER WHEATER

Laws is launching a new wheat whiskey blend

Laws Whiskey House
Laws Whiskey House

Laws Whiskey House is well-known for its creativity and experimentation. It’s also known for using the highest quality heritage and heirloom corn, barley, wheat, and rye grown at two Colorado farms for its award-winning line of flagship and limited-release whiskeys. In terms of wheat whiskeys, it’s already known for its Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey, but it’s about to release another one.

If you’re a fan of soft, sippable wheat whiskeys like Bernheim Original Wheat Whiskey, Dry Fly Straight Washington Wheat Whiskey, and Cedar Ridge Wheat Whiskey, you’ll love the newest expression from Laws.

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Laws Whiskey House SUPER WHEATER

Laws Whiskey House
Laws Whiskey House

With a name like SUPER WHEATER, you should have a pretty good idea of what you’re in for when you crack open a bottle of this limited-edition expression. The brand’s 2024 ORIGINS Series release is a blend of the distillery’s popular four-grain bourbon and a 100% Centennial wheat whiskey.  It was matured between five and twelve years and bottled a robust 60.8% ABV.

The result is a soft, mellow, balanced whiskey that (according to Laws Whiskey House) begins with a nose of shortbread, candied almonds, and orange marmalade. The palate is a symphony of peanut brittle, glazed lemon cake, cinnamon, cardamom, and orange pekoe tea. The last few sips are a mix of sweetness, wintry spices, and lightly roasted coffee. The first sip is indulgently sweet and ends with a dry, long, warming, lingering finish.

Where can I buy it?

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You can purchase Laws Whiskey House SUPER WHEATER at select retailers and the newly opened Laws Whiskey Sanctuary for the suggested retail price of $129.99 for a 750ml bottle.

Christopher Osburn
Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional
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