The distillery is known for making bourbon using what it calls a high malt mash bill, meaning there are a few different types of malted barley and malted rye along with corn included in the recipe ...

For many decades, Heaven Hill has had a single, classic rye bourbon recipe. But there's a new mash bill coming down the pike.

New Riff has been distilling malt whiskey from four different 100% malted barley mash bills, including styles known well to brewers such as Golden Promise, Maris Otter, and Chevallier heirloom barley.

First, the Flagship has a mash bill with six different grains, mixing a bevy of locally-sourced American malt with heavily peated malt from Scotland.

The mash bill is the same one that St. George has been using since it began making whiskey in 1997: 100 percent two-row barley that's been roasted in five different ways including pale malt ...

But because there is no official classification, a whiskey could technically label itself an American single malt even without meeting these criteria, so long as it met the existing guideline for ...

The amount of single malt typically varies from as little as 10% to as much as 50%. Likewise, the SWA does not regulate what cereal grains can be used in the mash bill of grain whiskies.

Both the malt whiskey and the wheated bourbon have Suttman’s influence; he adds wheat – a non-traditional ingredient – to the mash bill or recipe for both.

Convenience stores and grocery stores would no longer be able to sell high-alcohol malt beverages under a bill filed by the House majority leader Wednesday.

The third expression in the series, 13-Year-Old Blenders' Mash, is a rare stock of the Canadian whisky made with a corn-forward mash bill of 60 percent corn, 36 percent rye and 4 percent barley malt.

First, the Flagship has a mash bill with six different grains, mixing a bevy of locally-sourced American malt with heavily peated malt from Scotland.