Henry Deringer 8 Year Cask Strength Single Barrel American Single Malt Whiskey

A tribute to precision and American heritage, the Henry Deringer American Single Malt Whiskey is an exceptional, cask-strength release distilled in Oklahoma and aged 8 years in new charred white oak barrels. Crafted as a single barrel edition, this bold yet refined expression honors Henry Deringer, the legendary inventor of the Philadelphia pocket pistol.

Bottled at a powerful 61% ABV (122 proof), this American single malt is rich with history and complexity—combining the World Whiskey Society's modern craftsmanship with the spirit of frontier innovation.

Key Features

• American Single Malt Whiskey

• 8 years aged in new charred white oak barrels

• Single Barrel Edition for maximum character

• Cask Strength – bottled at 61% ABV (122 proof)

• Distilled in Oklahoma, USA

• Limited production – exclusive collaboration with the World Whiskey Society

• Honoring the legacy of Henry Deringer, pioneer gunsmith and inventor of the pocket pistol

Tasting Notes

Nose:
Malted barley and wildflower honey, soft hints of dried apricot, light caramel, with molasses and toffee layers over a subtle tea-like dryness.

Palate:
Silky entry with honeyed malt and stone fruit sweetness. Mid-palate evolves into toffee, molasses, and caramel richness, backed by light black tea tannins and refined oak spice.

Finish:
Long and warming with lingering malt sweetness, soft fruit preserves, and toasted grains.

How to Enjoy

Best served neat or with a few drops of water to open its full flavor profile. Ideal for American whiskey collectors, cask strength lovers, and those looking to explore the boundaries of single malt innovation outside of Scotland.

FAQ

Q: Is this a limited release?
A: Yes, this is a single barrel, cask strength release with limited allocation, designed for collectors and whiskey connoisseurs.

Q: Where is it distilled?
A: In Oklahoma, continuing the American frontier tradition and craftsmanship.

Q: Why is it named Henry Deringer?
A: The release honors Henry Deringer, famed 19th-century gunsmith and inventor of the iconic Philadelphia pocket pistol—a symbol of precision and innovation.