Old Elk Loch & K(e)y Single Barrel Straight Wheat Whiskey 9 Year, 2025

Introducing the Old Elk Loch & K(e)y Single Barrel 2025 Edition, a meticulously selected 9-year-old straight wheat whiskey crafted in collaboration with the renowned Loch & K(e)y Society. Distilled in Indiana and bottled by Old Elk Distillery in Fort Collins, Colorado, this limited edition whiskey is drawn from a single hand-picked barrel (#15-7768) and showcases a rare, ultra-soft wheated mash bill of 96% wheat and 4% malted barley.

Aged to perfection for 9 years and bottled at barrel strength, this non-chill filtered whiskey offers exceptional complexity and purity, preserving the full richness of its grain-forward profile. Under the expertise of Master Distiller Greg Metze, this American single barrel whiskey delivers a smooth, full-bodied sipping experience for both collectors and connoisseurs.

This rare whiskey release is ideal for those seeking a high-proof wheat whiskey with elegance, depth, and exclusivity—perfect for sipping neat, sharing as a gift, or displaying in your home bar collection.

🔑 Key Features:

• Loch & K(e)y Society Single Barrel Pick

• Straight Wheat Whiskey | Barrel Strength | Non-Chill Filtered

• Aged 9 Years

• Mash Bill: 96% Wheat, 4% Malted Barley

• Barrel #: 15-7768

• Series Year: 2025

• Distilled in Indiana | Bottled in Colorado by Old Elk Distillery

• 750ml Bottle | Limited Edition Release

🥃 Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Warm honey, soft vanilla, baking spices

• Palate: Silky texture with caramelized sugar, toasted oak, and fresh grain

• Finish: Long, soft, and wheaty with subtle spice and lingering sweetness

💡 How to Enjoy:

Sip neat or add a few drops of water to reveal deeper layers of flavor. Ideal for celebrations, curated tastings, or as a premium collector’s whiskey gift.

❓FAQ:

Q: What makes this release from Old Elk special?
This is a single barrel, 9-year-old wheated whiskey bottled exclusively for the Loch & K(e)y Society—a rare collector’s gem with unmatched smoothness.

Q: Is this whiskey high-proof?
Yes, it is barrel strength whiskey, ensuring a bold, unfiltered experience true to its cask origins.

Q: Where is it produced?
Distilled in Indiana and bottled by Old Elk Distillery in Fort Collins, Colorado.