Adnams English Rye Malt Whisky is made using rye grown by Jonathan Adnams at his farm in Reydon, which is located just a few miles away from the brewery and distillery in Southwold, as well as locally grown barley. Rye has been grown in Reydon for centuries, and the village derives its name from the Old English Words “Rey,” meaning “Rye,” and “Don,” meaning “Hill.” In 1872, the Adnams family purchased the Sole Bay Brewery, which dates back to at least 1345. The brewery was renamed Adnams, and for nearly 150 years, this family-run brewery has produced excellent beers for the local community. In 2010, Adnams opened their Copper House Distillery and has been producing incredible craft spirits ever since. This whisky received a 98 point rating from IWSC and was named as one of Whisky Advocate’s Top 20 Whiskies of the Year.

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: England
TYPE OF SPIRIT: Rye Malt Whisky
MASH BILL: 75% locally grown malted rye (grown by Jonathan Adnams on his farm), 25% locally grown malted two row barley (grown within 50 miles of the distillery), and their own unique 75 year old yeast strain

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Spirit Type: English Whiskey Whiskey/Whisky

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