Garryana 11
Garryana
Our second age‑stated whiskey
Our exploration of Garryana began in November 2011, with a single cask of our native oak. That first cask showed us what Quercus garryana could do: not only an incredible flavor profile, but a way to taste the Pacific Northwest itself.
The 11th Edition reflects both continuity and curiosity. It is the first whiskey in the series to use beer cask finishes, layering the nose with herbs and fruit before descending into the spice-driven depths that Garryana has long made its own.
How the 11th Edition was made
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Grain
Westland Signature Five Malt, with Washington pale malts: Alba, Copeland, Maris Otter and Golden Promise.
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Garry oak
Matured first in first- and second-fill casks coopered from Quercus garryana, the oak that grows in our own region.
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The finish
First-fill Cask Exchange beer casks that once held porter, stout, barleywine and triple-style ales, alongside first-fill cognac casks.
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Cask strength
Bottled at 56.8% ABV after ten years. Non-chill filtered, with no coloring added.
An oak from our own backyard
Quercus garryanaWhiskey has traditionally been aged in just a few species of oak, and none of them grow in the Pacific Northwest. Garry oak does. It is new to the world of whiskey, and we have spent more than a decade learning what this wild, slow-growing tree brings to single malt.
We source Garry oak ethically and work to restore its habitat. Not for a harvest we will see in our lifetimes, but to help this keystone species, and the ecosystem around it, thrive for the next ones.
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