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THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN PANACEA,
ROCK AND RYE HAS BEEN SERVED
"STRAIGHT UP" IN SALOONS AND
PHARMACIES SINCE THE 1800'S

100% RAW LOCAL HONEY FROM PA.
AIR-DRIED NAVEL ORANGES FROM FL.
ANGOSTURA-STYLE COCKTAIL BITTERS
AND A PINCH OF ROCK CANDY

SLOW & LOW ROCK & RYE WHISKEY
750ML
USA- Slightly hot and peppery in the initial taste that gives quickly to mellow, smooth sweetness with subtle hints of rock candy, honey and citrus. Enjoy the long and slightly sweet finish. Try it neat.

USA- Slightly hot and peppery in the initial taste that gives quickly to mellow, smooth sweetness with subtle hints of rock candy, honey and citrus. Enjoy the long and slightly sweet finish. Try it neat.

Hochstadter’s Slow & Low Rock and Rye 750 ML Hard to find !

Hochstadter’s Slow & Low Rock and Rye 42% ABV 84 Proof is made by macerating six year old straight rye whiskey with lemon, grapefruit, and orange peels, rock candy, honey, and horehound. The bright citrus of Slow & Low leaps out in the nose with the orange and lemon leading the pack. This citrus is well integrated with the rye note which reads both as spicy and slightly floral. The horehound gives the nose a subtle earthiness which helps bring all the other elements together. The entry is a lot less sweet and and a lot more spicy than we expected from a Rock and Rye

Dating back to the late 1800s, Rock and Rye was a traditional American saloon staple where rock candy or syrup was added to rye whiskey to help take the edge off, with fruit and spices added. Rock and Rye closely mirrors the Old Fashioned Cocktail which had emerged in the early 1800s and brought together sugar, water, spirit, and bitters into a morning time tipple. The Rock and Rye cocktail managed to make its way through Prohibition, often being used medicinally and then formally re-emerged in the Savoy Cocktail Book in 1930 with Harry Craddock’s own take on the drink. Rock and Rye isn’t a brand of drink, it’s a category of cocktail, and bartenders often put their own stamp on the drink. Ultimately, many of these variation got bottled and sold.

The base of this Rock & Rye is a blend of straight rye whiskies, varying in their age. There's a variety of traditional and modern flavorings, including citrus peels, rock candy, horehound, and raw honey. It is bottled at 84 proof.

AGE
NAS
ABV
42.0
HERBAL/SPICE LIQUEURS
HERBAL AND/OR SPICED LIQUEURS MAKE UP A BULK OF THE LIQUEUR FAMILY. OFTENTIMES THE RECIPE OR FORMULA IS TOP SECRET AND DECADES IF NOT CENTURIES OLD AND WERE CREATED FOR “MEDICINAL PURPOSES.” ANY TYPE OF LIQUOR CAN FORM THE BASE. SUGAR IS ADDED PRIOR TO BOTTLING.

Hochstadter’s Slow & Low Rock and Rye (42% ABV / 84 Proof, $28.99) is made by macerating six year old straight rye whiskey with lemon, grapefruit, and orange peels, rock candy, honey, and horehound. The bright citrus of Slow & Low leaps out in the nose with the orange and lemon leading the pack. This citrus is well integrated with the rye note which reads both as spicy and slightly floral. The horehound gives the nose a subtle earthiness which helps bring all the other elements together. The entry is a lot less sweet and and a lot more spicy than we expected from a Rock and Rye, and light years less sweet than Mr. Boston Rock & Rye. In addition to the spicy rye, the citrus is extremely strong and bitter. This bitterness is supported nicely by sweet undertones of sugar and honey, but is still much stronger than we expected. Towards the end of the midpalate the earthy bitterness of the horehound comes through as well as the classic rye whiskey notes of cinnamon, oak, and caramel. There’s a nice amount of heat and spice with a medium long finish.

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