Boot Hill Red Eye Whiskey

Whiskey: Boot Hill Red Eye

Boot Hill Distillerys Red Eye Whiskey is a beautiful hand-crafted whiskey using a proprietary aging system that pulls out an impressive amountof depth. The end result is a Frontier-style Kansas whiskey with massive amounts of character. Mashbill of 51 percent corn and 49 percent wheat.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: United Statess

Distillery: Boot Hill Distillery

Boot Hill Distillery is built on a historic site used by whiskey traders in Kansass wild frontier days. The current operation boasts a custom pot still with a column and completely distills all of its products from their own grain. The whiskey is aged in several different sized barrels for variety of durations before being blended together. Boot Hill Redeye Whiskey has won several awards, including Best Whiskey in Kansas and a bronze at both the Heartland Spirits Festival, as well as a bronze at the Washington Cup Spirits Competition.

Boot Hill Red Eye Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose: Prominent notes of sweet butterscotch and heavy oaks.

Palate: Bright wood on the front end with tons of vanilla and an unexpected spiciness across the palate..A beautiful blend of sweet and spice.

Finish: Sweet grain, powerful vanilla, and so oak across the back end.

Distillery Information

Located on the site of the old Boot Hill Cemetery (bodies were moved to a new location in 1878), and in the former Municipal Building which opened on the site in 1929, Boot Hill Distillery takes great pride in their location and history. Owners Roger Kelman and Hayes J. Kelman, father and son, fourth and fifth generation farmers, plant, grow, and harvest all the grain used in their distillery. They state that their spirits are truly from soil to sip, and they are one of the few distilleries that can truly claim this.