Understanding Other Named-Grain Whiskey
This type requires at least 51% of the named grain in the fermented mash, distillation at no more than 160 proof, and storage in new charred oak at no more than 125 proof on entry. There is no minimum storage duration for this non-straight type. Permitted additions are subject to the federal rules. The open named-grain entry should not be read as automatically creating a named straight counterpart. This is an open designation family, such as oat whiskey; use the actual grain name on an individual record.
Source: 27 CFR § 5.143(c), Table 1, row 2
Permitted additions and limits: 27 CFR § 5.155
Bottling must be at least 80 proof / 40% ABV. Shared whiskey requirement: § 5.143(a)
The whiskies
The catalogued view includes provisional classifications. Use the source-checked view to narrow the selection to reviewed assignments. An empty view means no matching entries have been assigned yet; it does not mean the category has no products.
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