Whiskey fans, you are going to want to be on the lookout for a new, limited-edition Northern Colorado whiskey at your favorite store.

Root Shoot Spirits has announced a new bottle in their lineup. This one will be highly sought after and a gem in any whiskey fan's collection. Made from barley grown in Loveland, this small-batch, Bottled-in-Bond single malt whiskey has notes of vanilla, chewy caramel candy, dried cherry, and baking spice, with the familiar cocoa-dust taste we've all come to love from Root Shoot's distinctive style.

Root Shoot Spirits
Root Shoot Spirits

Did we happen to mention that this single malt whiskey spent more than six years in five select barrels? Yeah, it's certainly going to be a great bottle to enjoy with friends and family this fall.

Root Shoot Celebrates 100 Years of Olander Family Farming

The new release marks a momentous occasion for Root Shoot Spirits as it represents a century of the Olander family farming the land and 10 years of Root Shoot Malting.

It represents 100 years of our family farming this land and 10 years of Root Shoot Malting. Every bottle starts with barley we grow and malt ourselves, so being able to release this whiskey during such a milestone year is incredibly special.

Said Todd Olander, farmer and founder of Root Shoot Malting.

Where to Find Root Shoot’s Six-Year Colorado Whiskey

Colorado whiskey enthusiasts can find Root Shoot's 6-Year Small Batch Bottled-in-Bond American Single Malt Whiskey at retailers, and soon at Root Shoot Spirits' online shop.

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Priced at approximately $75 for a 750 ml six-year Bottled-in-Bond single malt whiskey, this is going to be one of those bottles you don't want to miss out on. For more information on Root Shoot's Spirits, visit rootshootspirits.com.

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