Three-year, 80-proof Pikesville Rye whiskey, the white-labeled “aristocrat of straight whiskeys” that has been a go-to cheap bottle for Baltimoreans for decades, has been discontinued.

But it’s a reasonably large amount.” After that, it’s gone forever. In a lot of ways, Pikesville is the whiskey version of Natty Boh: a beverage with deep ties to Baltimore that survived as ...

This is a real throwback rye whiskey. Pikesville Rye was at the center of the Maryland rye whiskey scene until Prohibition put it in the grave. Heaven Hill saved the brand and moved the production ...

The top-ranked rye whiskey, scoring 96/100 points, was Pikesville Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey, 55% ABV, 750 ml. Pikesville Rye is a historic American rye whiskey brand that originated in ...

Pikesville Rye used to be a pillar of America’s twin whiskey capitals, Maryland and Pennsylvania, calling the former home. Now, this whiskey is made in Kentucky by Heaven Hill but still honors ...

Henry Mckenna is part of the Kentucky-based Heaven Hill Distillery, which is known for other award-winning whiskeys such as Elijah Craig Bourbon, Larceny Bourbon, and Pikesville Rye Whiskey.

The whiskey tax was repealed in 1802 ... Brooklyn all released new ryes within the past year, while Michter's and Pikesville — both originally Pennsylvania and Maryland trademarked brands ...

These days, very little (if any) rye is made in either state - Kentucky firmly dominates America's whiskey trade. But one brand, Pikesville, is still made using a Maryland recipe, and in Baltimore ...

a cask strength rye whiskey is destined to arrive from Heaven Hill one of these days. Perhaps they can’t decide if “Rittenhouse Barrel Proof” or “Pikesville Barrel Proof” would represent ...