Description
Indulge in the exceptional Whiskey JYPSI Batch 2, a masterful creation titled “The Alchemist” by the acclaimed Eric Church. This extraordinary blend comprises a harmonious trio of distinct whiskies, skillfully crafted to tantalize the senses. Immerse yourself in the rich symphony of flavors, with 60% of 11 Year Old American Whiskey boasting a mashbill of 84% corn, 7% rye, and 8% malt, aged in re-charred American oak. Further enhancing the blend is the addition of 36% 18 Year Old Canadian Rye, featuring a mashbill of 53% rye, 39% corn, and 8% malt, expertly finished in tawny port, oloroso sherry, and vermouth barrels. The final touch is provided by 4% 10-year-old 100% malted barley Indiana single malt, culminating in a uniquely captivating and finely balanced whiskey experience that showcases Eric Church’s alchemical mastery.
Listen to the music of Eric Church and you will quickly discover that he is a creator who has long been unwilling to conform to industry norms, conventions or expectations weaving his way through various genres from rock and blues to country and soul in the creation of his songs. All with lyrics that stand alone as poetic statements of Erics heart, soul and life experience. And he wanted to create a whiskey to match.
As luck would have it, Eric met a serial entrepreneur named Raj Alva who had a similar passion for whiskey and an outstanding track record as a pioneering businessman. Together they set out to create a series of the worlds finest whiskeys in untraditional ways.
As serious whiskey enthusiasts but not yet expertsinmaking it, Eric and Raj sought the help of experienced masters in the art and science of the spirit who could reimagine thetraditional whiskey industry conventions andbringa series ofrich, complex blends of whiskey and bourbonto life in a variety of releases over time. After meetings with various master distillers and blenders, theychosewhiskey maker Ari Sussman for their first release. I was excited to work with these guys because it all centered on quality and creativity, Sussman notes. There were no rules or parameters. It just had to be the finest whiskey possible. Period.
