RARE MOMENTS AWAIT
The world-class Bourbon that’s meant to enjoy.
Artfully crafted from unique & carefully aged straight bourbons.
Rare Stash bourbon whiskies are specially selected for the unique and rare qualities derived from the raw and natural ingredients used to make our offerings. From the state of the art craft batch distillation process that produces the purest distillate to the highest quality of perfectly charred oak barrels used for aging. Rare Stash allows the unique combination of natural locally grown ingredients, barrel character and quality, along with extended aging time, to determine the qualities you taste and experience in each bottle.
Rare Stash 95 Rye
Rare Stash Bourbon #3
APPEARANCE
The appearance is a deep, rich golden-brown hue acquired from lengthy resting and aging time in the barrel, showcasing its premium quality and flavor complexity.
NOSE
The aroma is a combination of depth and smoothness, offering the soothing experience of oak, caramel, vanilla, hazelnut and butterscotch.
PALLETTE
The initial taste experience is intense, yet balanced and smooth, followed by a complex palate of flavors that engulf and round out the mouth.
FINISH
The finish is tantalizing and long lasting, resulting in the perfect balance of unique flavor characteristics and soothing heat that will keep you coming back for more.
live rare, be rare.
Every once in a while, you look around and realize you’re in a moment you’ll remember for the rest of your life. Those rare moments call for a rare bourbon.
After unearthing limited barrels of straight bourbon whiskey, we’ve artfully crafted a limited-edition bourbon that’s meant to enjoy. Whether you’ve landed the job, reunited with old friends, or tagged your biggest buck, celebrate your rare moments with Rare Stash Bourbon.
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SHIPPING LOCATIONS
Due to Domestic State Regulations, we are unable to ship to the following states at this time: Montana, Wyoming, Utah, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, West Virginia, Vermont, and Maine.
