Beam is planning a Knob Creek Rye, to be out sometime in 2012. No other details are available.
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Beam is planning a Knob Creek Rye, to be out sometime in 2012. No other details are available.
Way ahead of ya Chuck, I read that on a blog earlier today.
Oh, wait,...that was your blog, sorry.:blush:
Maybe it will be as good as Ri1.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by OscarV
It occurred to me that perhaps it's a way to sell the whiskey they set aside but haven't sold as ri1, which I don't think has done all that well. Certainly if it's older and higher proof than ri1, that will be a good thing.
As "no other details are available", this is the perfect time to start the conjecture merry-go-round! :D Let me start.
1) Are they dumping the previous plans to offer Ri2 and Ri3 etc.?
2) Does this mean, that Knob Creek is the brand name they want to build line extension with? (See Knob Creek Special Reserve)
3) Probably, a minimum 100 proofer, and with a fair amount of age on it?
4) Priced in upper $30 low $40 range?
I'm looking forward to it. I like rye. But, I'll love it if it hits me in the nose and make my eyes water.
It certainly does look like Knob Creek is a winner for Beam.
It's in most bars I go to and this new KC Rye sounds like another winner without knowing the details.
Couldn't they charge more for it if they called it Booker's Rye instead?
You hush!:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronWF
Seriously, though, if it follows the KC blueprint (100 pf, age stated) I think it would be great. I suppose 9 years is too much to ask, but shoot, anything 6 or over would be pretty nice.
Is it cherry flavored rye?
Nope, it's Knob Creek Honey Reseve Rye with a dash of Cherry :slappin:Quote:
Originally Posted by tommyboy38
In all seriousness..... outstanding news! Can't wait. Here's hoping it's out by May so I can pick some up in Hawaii :skep: :grin: