Act 13 Scene 6 of A Midwinter Night’s Dram is a rare and poetic offering from High West Distillery—crafted for those who appreciate the nuance of rye whiskey finished in wine-soaked casks. Inspired by Shakespeare’s timeless tale and the magic of winter nights, this whiskey blends straight rye whiskeys aged in new American oak and finished in French oak and port barrels.
Each “Scene” of the Midwinter series offers subtle differences, making Scene 6 its own performance—one of depth, richness, and complexity. With a finish reminiscent of a fireside holiday evening, this dram is a must-have for collectors, connoisseurs, and dreamers alike.
Key Features
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Limited edition seasonal release – Act 13, Scene 6
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Blend of straight rye whiskeys
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Finished in port and French oak barrels
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Non-chill filtered
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Bottled at 98.6 proof (49.3% ABV)
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Distilled, blended & bottled by High West Distillery, Park City, Utah
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Unique “Scene 6” bottling with collectible appeal
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Cinnamon stick, spiced fig, dark cherry, pine sap, and clove
Palate:
Full-bodied and warm—notes of dried cranberry, orange zest, vanilla, baking spice, and subtle herbaceous rye grain
Finish:
Long and elegant with a mix of mulled wine, oak tannin, pepper, and plum
How to Enjoy
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Neat, ideally in a tulip or Glencairn glass to unlock layered aromas
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Add a few drops of spring water to reveal fruitier tones
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Pairs beautifully with holiday pies, charcuterie, and roasted duck
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A perfect fireside pour for snowy evenings or winter gatherings
FAQs
Q: What makes Scene 6 different from other scenes?
A: Each scene is a slightly different blend, barrel finish, or age—Scene 6 offers unique cask nuance and flavor expression within Act 13.
Q: Is this a good bottle for collecting?
A: Absolutely. Each Act and Scene is released once and often becomes highly sought after.
Q: Is it chill filtered?
A: No. It is non-chill filtered to retain maximum flavor and mouthfeel.
Q: Can I gift this bottle?
A: Yes—it's a luxurious and thoughtful gift, especially for rye whiskey lovers or wintertime celebrators.