Fathers Cap Pennsylvania Rye bourbon is an endeavor to reproduce the Rye bourbon style that was refined in Pennsylvania before Washington (the President that is) put down the Bourbon Disobedience in 1794. This Pennsylvania or Monongahela style Rye is America's first indigenous refined soul. An extraordinary article about the historical backdrop of Americas Rye bourbon can be found at https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-pennsylvania-rye-bourbon lost-its-route However on to the tasting. This bourbon is packaged at 45% ABV. Fathers Cap is produced using a squash bill of 80% Rye/5% malted Rye/15% malted grain. NO CORN!! This absence of corn is obvious in the sense of taste of this measure: there is practically no pleasantness. It is a medium/dull golden in the glass. It delivers a thick slick covering on the glass just hesitantly surrendering some long legs. There is no age proclamation past least a half year". It is accounted for that Fathers Cap utilizes 15 gallon containers for maturing bringing about essentially quicker maturing. It is clear in the tasting of this measure; it appears to be increasingly similar to a 3-4 yr old. The nose of this bourbon is RYE! Like Rye bread with dim nectar. There is orange jelly the harsh kind with Seville oranges. Traces of cherry hack syrup. Additionally an extremely slight liquor ignite with some oak scorch. The sense of taste is totally different: woody hot calfskin malted grain. There is next to zero pleasantness. None of the run of the mill whiskey kinds of vanilla and caramel. It has a sleek mouthfeel. Water improves the malty/grain tones. The completion is somewhat hot from the outset with a dry oak zest flavor waiting. This is a genuinely extraordinary bourbon. It shares little to nothing practically speaking with the greater part of the ryes you find on the rack of your nearby alcohol store. It runs $45-50 on the web. I don't have the foggiest idea whether I would keep this jug as a staple however it is unquestionably worth difficult as a demonstration of the historical backdrop of American spirits. Strong 4.0/5. Good health!"

Zesty caramel notes. Pennsylvania rocks!!