Old Potrero Rye Whiskey Cellar Series Sonoma Portworks Collaboration #2
Old Potrero Rye Whiskey Cellar Series Sonoma Portworks Collaboration #2
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San Francisco Rye Meets Sonoma Port
Old Potrero Cellar Series Sonoma Portworks Collaboration #2 is a rare and distinctive limited release from Anchor Distilling — a 100% malted rye whiskey finished in port barrels from Sonoma Portworks, one of California's most respected port wine producers. The result is a whiskey of extraordinary richness and complexity: the bold, grain-forward character of Old Potrero's malted rye meeting the dark fruit sweetness and tannin of Sonoma port barrels in a combination that is both indulgent and deeply rewarding.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Rich and inviting — fresh rye grain, dark berry, and a generous port sweetness with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and a warm, dried fruit richness
- Palate: Full-bodied and complex — rye spice, dark cherry, and a warming port sweetness with a silky mouthfeel and a depth that speaks to the unique collaboration between craft distilling and California port winemaking
- Finish: Long and warming with lingering rye grain, dark fruit, and a clean, port-oak warmth that fades gracefully
Specs
- Distillery: Anchor Distilling, San Francisco, California
- Style: 100% Malted Rye Whiskey
- Cask Finish: Sonoma Portworks Port Barrels
- Origin: California
- Size: 700ml
A California collaboration of rare distinction — Old Potrero Cellar Series Sonoma Portworks #2 is a whiskey for those who seek the intersection of craft distilling and world-class California winemaking.
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