Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey is launching the third batch of Mountain Angel 10-Year – one of the distillery’s rarest releases and the brand’s third-ever American Single Malt aged 10 years in new charred American white oak casks. 

Continuing the Denver-based distillery’s commitment to evolving and diversifying the American Single Malt category, this 10-year is an ultra-premium expression showcases the category’s ability to compete against popular aged Bourbons and Scotches.

Infused with pristine Rocky Mountain ingredients combined and aged in 100% new American Oak barrels, the final product results in a warm and layered flavor profile.

As a result of Denver’s high altitude and dry climate, Stranahan’s loses more water out of its casks than it would if the whiskey was maturing at sea level, creating a higher-proof product with a potent and complex flavor profile. Through ten years of maturation in this climate, Mountain Angel has experienced a concentration of flavor, and an angel’s share loss on par with Scotches over twice its age. Angel’s Share is the amount of water and alcohol from a distilled spirit that is lost to evaporation when the liquid is being aged in porous oak barrels.

For the first time ever, Mountain Angel 10-Year Batch 3 will be available for purchase for $99.99 on the Stranahan’s website and at select retailers nationwide.

For more information, visit https://www.stranahans.com/whiskey/mountain-angel-10-year/.