The 21st-Century Rebirth of Maryland Rye
Maryland’s rye whiskey tradition was shaped by Scottish and Irish settlers who brought their distilling knowledge to the state in the colonial era. The resulting whiskey became known for its depth, character, and distinctly regional identity.
Epoch Rye is both a tribute to and a continuation of that tradition. Baltimore Spirits Company uses the methods and ideas that made Maryland Rye distinctive to create a whiskey entirely its own.
Like many traditional Maryland Ryes of the 1800s, Epoch is distilled in copper pot stills. The slower, inefficient process captures a broad range of grain, fruit, spice, and fermentation character, resulting in a richer and more complex style of rye whiskey.