
Spirits

Tanner’s Curse
Tasting notes
Mash Bill – 75% corn 21% rye 4% malted barley
Appearance
Notice a clear sparkle
Aroma
Fresh grains and a soft nutty essence from the yeast strain
You should detect a fresh cut green apple and light peppery grapefruit
Black pepper/leather/tobacco/raisin/dates /ripe peach/bing cherry/red delicious apple
Flavor
A clean full-bodied flavor with white pepper and sweet cane sugar
Finish
Well-rounded highlighted by a spicy grain finish
Tanner’s Curse
Tasting notes
Mash Bill – 75% corn 21% rye 4% malted barley
Appearance
Notice a clear sparkle
Aroma
Fresh grains and a soft nutty essence from the yeast strain
You should detect a fresh cut green apple and light peppery grapefruit
Black pepper/leather/tobacco/raisin/dates/ ripe peach/bing cherry/red delicious apple
Flavor
A clean full-bodied flavor with white pepper and sweet cane sugar
Finish
Well-rounded highlighted by a spicy grain finish

Our Heritage
It started on a chilly October dawn, the white moon hanging in the sky like coyote eyes, when Tanner’s two eldest sons embarked in canoes on a hunting trip down the Ohio River. They were ambushed by natives at a point in the river called Split Rock, and for two days the men held their attackers at bay until the natives received reinforcements. Knowing his disadvantage, Ezra Tanner made a deal with the Chief to meet him in a tomahawk fight to the death, with the winner to be spared. After an hour, the young Tanner split the Indian’s skull wide open. Contest over. But the Indians reneged on the deal, and immediately attacked Tanner and his companions, killing the boys deader than a stone.
These early Americans fought for their place in history, and their influence runs as clear as the whiskey in this vessel. Like the alabaster moon the embers of their souls live on, well beyond the battle.