Description
Explore bold character and refined oak influence with 2XO White Oak Rye, a standout release in the Oak Series from acclaimed blender Dixon Dedman. Produced and bottled in Louisville, Kentucky, this Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey delivers a distinctive dual-oak experience that sets it apart from standard rye profiles.
Aged with an innovative secondary oak exposurefeaturing additional charred white oak introduced at the end of maturationthis rye develops extraordinary complexity. At 92 proof (46% ABV), it strikes the perfect balance between rich spice and smooth sweetness, ideal for sipping or crafting bold cocktails.
Key Features:
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Part of the 2XO (Two Times Oak) Oak Series
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Created by master blender Dixon Dedman
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Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey, 750mL
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Bottled at 92 proof (46% ABV)
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Finished with additional charred white oak for deep complexity
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Produced and bottled by Prestige Beverage Group in Louisville, KY
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Fresh pine, mint, and cedar with hints of char
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Palate: Bold peppery spice layered with sweet oak, caramel, and herbal complexity
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Finish: Lingering notes of toasted wood, dark spice, and mellow barrel sweetness
How to Enjoy:
Perfect neat or with a splash of water to explore its layered oak character. Also shines in elevated rye-based cocktails like a Manhattan or Old Fashioned.
FAQ:
Q: What does Two Times Oak mean?
A: 2XO stands for Two Times Oak, reflecting Dixon Dedmans signature technique of finishing whiskey with a second oak barrel interactionhere, with charred white oak to amplify flavor and depth.
Q: Is this a limited release?
A: Yes, its part of the Oak Series, with each batch offering a unique oak-forward profile.
Q: Is it a high-rye mash bill?
A: While exact ratios arent disclosed, this whiskey expresses classic rye spice with added depth from extended oak finishing.
Q: Who is Dixon Dedman?
A: A renowned blender and the creator of 2XO, Dedman is celebrated for crafting complex, award-winning whiskeys with a rich, approachable style.
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