New Riff Balboa Rye Whiskey Cocktail Codex Much less common to see

Much less common to see in the wild are bottlings of what is probably the second most famous still - the twin wooden coffey still

and BRIX (a measure of sugar content) and used over 50 ingredients and a solera aging process to produce its "American Forest Liqueur

and a touch of funk

For the 15th edition of El Jolgorio Arroqueno

New Riff Balboa Rye Whiskey Cocktail Codex Much less common to seeOne of New Riff's most popular special releases, Balboa Rye is distilled from the heritage Balboa rye varietal which is grown exclusively for New Riff by the Fogg Family Farm in Indiana. After distilling a mash of 95% Balboa rye and 5% malted (standard) rye, the whiskey ages for four years before bottling in bond without chill filtration at 100 proof. The nose features scents of rye bread, red fruit, clove, cinnamon, and toasted oak. The palate offers