St. George Single Malt Whiskey 750mL

St. George Single Malt Whiskey is one of the most respected and influential American single malts, handcrafted at St. George Spirits in Alameda, California. Distilled from 100% malted barley—including smoked and specialty malts—and aged in a mix of used bourbon, French oak, port, and sherry casks, each release (known as a Lot) showcases a slightly unique and evolving character. Rich, layered, and artisanal, St. George’s single malt is often described as the “craft whiskey lover’s whiskey”, offering bold flavor with finesse and complexity well beyond its age. Tasting Notes: Nose: Honeyed malt, roasted nuts, stone fruit, cocoa, and a hint of campfire smoke Palate: Lush and expressive with notes of dark chocolate, dried fig, baking spice, cherry, and toasted oak Finish: Long, warming, and complex with layers of spice, malt sweetness, and faint smoke Vital Stats: Type: American Single Malt Whiskey Grain: 100% Malted Barley (varied roast levels) ABV: ~43% (86 proof) (varies slightly by Lot release) Bottle Size: 750mL Aging: Multi-cask maturation (bourbon, port, sherry, French oak) Distillery: St. George Spirits – Alameda, California Release: Lot-based annual limited releases FAQ: Q: What does “Lot” mean? A: Each bottling is a Lot (e.g., Lot 22, Lot 23), representing a unique annual blend. No two Lots are exactly the same, though all share the distillery’s signature style. Q: Is this whiskey smoky like Scotch? A: Slightly—some lightly smoked malt is used, but the smoke is subtle, enhancing complexity without dominating. Q: How should I enjoy it? A: Best sipped neat to appreciate the intricate layers. A splash of water can help open up even more complexity. Q: How does it compare to Scotch or Japanese single malts? A: It’s richer and bolder than many Scotch malts, fruitier and oakier than typical Japanese malts, with a distinctly American craft edge. Ideal For: Fans of Artisanal Single Malts American Whiskey Collectors Neat Sipping & Slow Enjoyment Gifting for Craft Spirits Enthusiasts