J. Rieger Whiskey

Missouri- A blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskey, light corn whiskey, and straight rye all aged at least 4 years, as well as a small amount of 15 year Oloroso Sherry from Jerez. Bottled at 92 proof, Rieger's Kansas City Whiskey is well-balanced, smooth, and slightly sweet.

United States - 45% - They are proud to introduce their first 90 - proof Rieger Straight Bourbon Whiskey. This sweet mash bourbon undergoes their distinctive double distillation process, utilizing both their column still and pot still, before being aged for at least four years.

United States - 45% - Rieger Straight Rye Whiskey strikes the perfect balance between complexity and approachability. Aged for at least four years in their Kansas City rickhouse, this rye offers a smooth, memorable finish with its gentle warmth and 45% ABV.

Missouri- Barreled in the fall of 2015, J. Rieger & Co.'s Bottled in Bond Straight Rye Whiskey represents the first whiskey distilled not only by J. Rieger & Co. in nearly a century, but also the first legally distilled whiskey in Kansas City since Prohibition.

Missouri- A blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskey, light corn whiskey, and straight rye all aged at least 4 years, as well as a small amount of 15 year Oloroso Sherry from Jerez. Bottled at 92 proof, Rieger's Kansas City Whiskey is well-balanced, smooth, and slightly sweet.

United States - 50% - As a Bottle in Bond spirit, this bourbon is held to a high standard. It is made at a single distillery, J Rieger & CO., Kansas City's original distillery. Distilled from corn, rye, and malted barley and aged for 6 years in their rickhouse.

Missouri- A blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskey, light corn whiskey, and straight rye all aged at least 4 years, as well as a small amount of 15 year Oloroso Sherry from Jerez. Bottled at 92 proof, Rieger's Kansas City Whiskey is well-balanced, smooth, and slightly sweet.

Missouri- After taking a year off in 2019, Monogram Whiskey is back again, revisiting our incredible solera, created using four nearly century-old 500-liter barrels that were removed from the solera of the Williams & Humbert Drysack 15-year Oloroso Especial and shipped to Kansas City.