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Remus Repeal Reserve Straight Rye Whiskey

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Remus Repeal Reserve Straight Rye Whiskey marks a major first for Remus Bourbon, introducing the brand’s first dedicated rye expression as part of the 2026 Repeal Reserve releases. Crafted at Ross & Squibb Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, this limited-edition whiskey showcases the distillery’s deep history with high-rye American whiskey and the style that helped make Lawrenceburg one of the country’s most important rye-producing regions.

The release combines mature 2015 and 2016 rye whiskey reserves distilled from Remus’s signature 95% rye mash bill and bottles them at a substantial 111 proof / 55.5% ABV. The higher bottling strength preserves the concentrated spice, oak, sweetness and herbal character expected from well-aged Indiana rye while giving the whiskey enough structure for both neat sipping and classic rye cocktails.

On the nose, expect layers of butterscotch, caramel, French oak and cardamom. The palate shifts toward classic rye complexity with fresh mint, star anise, toffee and fennel, balancing confectionery sweetness against herbal spice. A distinctive candy-coated fennel seed character carries through the finish, leaving a long, warming combination of sweetness and rye spice.

Released alongside the tenth-anniversary Remus Repeal Reserve Series X, this rye represents an important expansion of the Remus portfolio. Its combination of older reserves, 111-proof strength, limited distribution and first-release significance makes it especially appealing to rye whiskey collectors, Ross & Squibb enthusiasts, MGP whiskey fans and high-proof American whiskey drinkers.

Key Features

  • First-ever Remus Repeal Reserve Rye Whiskey
  • Limited 2026 release
  • Straight Rye Whiskey
  • Made from Remus’s 95% rye mash bill
  • Combines 2015 and 2016 rye reserves
  • 111 proof / 55.5% ABV
  • Distilled at Ross & Squibb Distillery
  • Lawrenceburg, Indiana
  • Limited nationwide availability

Tasting Notes

Nose: Butterscotch, caramel, French oak and cardamom, with concentrated rye spice underneath.

Palate: Rich mint, star anise, toffee and fennel with mature oak, herbal rye character and warming spice.

Finish: Long and expressive with candy-coated fennel seed, lingering sweetness and persistent rye spice.

How to Enjoy

Enjoy Remus Repeal Reserve Straight Rye Whiskey neat in a Glencairn or tulip-shaped whiskey glass to experience its full combination of sweet oak, herbal spice and mature rye character.

At 111 proof, adding a few drops of water can reveal additional caramel, mint, anise and toffee while softening the alcohol intensity. A large cube also works well for a slower, evolving pour.

Its high-rye structure makes it especially effective in classic whiskey cocktails such as a Manhattan, Sazerac, Old Fashioned or Boulevardier.

FAQ

Is Remus Repeal Reserve Rye a bourbon?
No. This release is a Straight Rye Whiskey. The original product name supplied as “Straight Bourbon Whiskey” should be corrected.

Is this Remus’s first rye whiskey?
Yes. Remus and MGP identify the 2026 Repeal Reserve Rye as the brand’s first-ever dedicated rye release.

What proof is it?
It is bottled at 111 proof / 55.5% ABV.

What is the mash bill?
The official release information identifies Remus Repeal Reserve Rye as being made from the brand’s signature 95% rye mash bill

How old is the whiskey?
Remus states that it combines 2015 and 2016 reserves. North Carolina ABC additionally classifies the product as 9Y, although the official announcement emphasizes the vintage reserves rather than a front-label age statement.

What does it taste like?
Expect butterscotch, caramel, French oak, cardamom, mint, star anise, toffee and fennel, followed by a candy-coated fennel-seed finish.

Where is it made?
It is crafted at Ross & Squibb Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana

Is it limited edition?
Yes. It is a limited 2026 release available at select retailers nationwide while supplies last.