Common Ritual Whiskey Tasting
with Rawi Nanakul
When: TODAY Saturday July 27th from 1pm-3pm
Where: The Wine and Cheese Place - CLAYTON
7435 Forsyth Blvd, Clayton MO 63105
Taste both:
Common Ritual #5 Double Barrel Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Common Ritual #4 Letters to Your Future Self
Meet Rawi Nanakul, Minister of Product and Marketing
Rawi Nanakul co-founded Common Ritual and helped create the stories and rituals behind every bottle. Before co-founding the company, he was a beer photographer, beer festival owner, cider sales rep, and autism and attention researcher. When he's not working on Common Ritual, he's an ADHD advocate in the tech industry.
From Perennial
Taste the new #5 release
Common Ritual #5 Double Barrel Straight Bourbon Whiskey....$84.99It blends a Journeyman's and a Nobleton's barrel at barrel proof
Ritual: #5 Discovering Your Art
Age: A blend of 5 and 8+ year whiskey
ABV: 60.9%Total Bottles made: 427
Grains: Corn, Maize, Wheat, Rye, Barley
Tasting Notes:
It needs roughly 10-15 minutes to open up before I truly recommend consuming. No matter what stage of evolution the pour is in taffy, brown sugar and sarsaparilla. But once it initially opens it is so reminiscent of Barbados and Australian style rum, give it a little more time and those rum profiles take a back seat. Enter your friend's apples and mid age range calvados come say hi and after a little longer of a wait it seems like you showed up to a carnival and decided to snack on cotton candy and bubble gum. I simply describe it as spicy, dry and complex.
Blender's Story: Inspired by Scottish independent bottlers and blenders, I set out to create a unique whiskey that honors two exceptional distilleries: Journeyman in Michigan and Nobletons in Missouri. -Steve Nease, Minister of Blending
Origins:
Distilled and aged at Journeyman Distillery, Three Oaks, Michigan
Distilled and Bottled by our friends at Nobleton’s Distilling House
Union, Franklin County Missouri, USA.
ABV: 61.55%
Organic Grains
Michigan grown grains
Originally crafted in a Organic Kosher Facility
BIPOC-Woman co-owned and led
Grains: 70% Corn - 25% Wheat - 5% Rye
Tasting Notes:
On the nose, rich peanut butter, sweet butterscotch, and brown sugar lead to a palate of earthy tobacco, juicy cherries, baking spices, subtle leather, vanilla, and caramel, culminating in a long, warm finish with a rich, medium body.
Blender's Story:
We chose Journeyman Distillery to commemorate the friendships that helped us get started. When Drew was starting 18th Street Distilling, Journeyman mentored him. When we embarked on our whiskey venture, Drew paid it forward by guiding us.
This release celebrates that chain of camaraderie. We're honored to work with Journeyman, known for their certified organic and kosher spirits.
-Steve Nease, Minister of Blending
Origins:
Distilled and aged at Journeyman Distillery, Three Oaks, Michigan
Bottled by our friends at Nobleton’s Distilling House
Union, Franklin County Missouri, USA.
Age: A blend of 5 and 8+ year whiskey
ABV: 60.9%Total Bottles made: 427
Grains: Corn, Maize, Wheat, Rye, Barley
Tasting Notes:
It needs roughly 10-15 minutes to open up before I truly recommend consuming. No matter what stage of evolution the pour is in taffy, brown sugar and sarsaparilla. But once it initially opens it is so reminiscent of Barbados and Australian style rum, give it a little more time and those rum profiles take a back seat. Enter your friend's apples and mid age range calvados come say hi and after a little longer of a wait it seems like you showed up to a carnival and decided to snack on cotton candy and bubble gum. I simply describe it as spicy, dry and complex.
Blender's Story: Inspired by Scottish independent bottlers and blenders, I set out to create a unique whiskey that honors two exceptional distilleries: Journeyman in Michigan and Nobletons in Missouri. -Steve Nease, Minister of Blending
Origins:
Distilled and aged at Journeyman Distillery, Three Oaks, Michigan
Distilled and Bottled by our friends at Nobleton’s Distilling House
Union, Franklin County Missouri, USA.
Common Ritual #4 Letters to Your Future Self...$84.99
Age: At least 5 YearsABV: 61.55%
Organic Grains
Michigan grown grains
Originally crafted in a Organic Kosher Facility
BIPOC-Woman co-owned and led
Grains: 70% Corn - 25% Wheat - 5% Rye
Tasting Notes:
On the nose, rich peanut butter, sweet butterscotch, and brown sugar lead to a palate of earthy tobacco, juicy cherries, baking spices, subtle leather, vanilla, and caramel, culminating in a long, warm finish with a rich, medium body.
Blender's Story:
We chose Journeyman Distillery to commemorate the friendships that helped us get started. When Drew was starting 18th Street Distilling, Journeyman mentored him. When we embarked on our whiskey venture, Drew paid it forward by guiding us.
This release celebrates that chain of camaraderie. We're honored to work with Journeyman, known for their certified organic and kosher spirits.
-Steve Nease, Minister of Blending
Origins:
Distilled and aged at Journeyman Distillery, Three Oaks, Michigan
Bottled by our friends at Nobleton’s Distilling House
Union, Franklin County Missouri, USA.
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