Review: Indigenous Empire State Wheat Vodka
Indigenous Empire State Wheat Vodka was released in 2010. It is crafted at Tuthilltown Spirits Distillery in Gardiner New York. For 220 years Tuthilltown Gristmill used water power to render local grains to flour. In 2001 Ralph Erenzo purchased the 36 acre parcel of land that was its home. He planed to open Bunks in the Gunks an affordable minimalistic housing opportunity for visiting climbers. After years of legal battles with neighbors who weren’t fond of the idea, Ralph and Brian Lee founded Tuthilltown Spirits LLC. in 2003. They converted one of the mill granaries to a micro-distillery. Their first product was a vodka make from scraps of apple they collected at a local apple slicing plant. Today the distillery produces 6 whiskies, 2 vodkas, 3 liqueurs, gin, and Basement Bitters. Indigenous Empire State Wheat Vodka is made from winter white wheat sourced from local farmers throughout the Hudson Valley. It is triple distilled in a 22 plate hybrid copper pot/column still and bottled unfiltered. The aroma is whole milk and soft fresh wheat bread. Additional time in the glass brings out notes of cocoa. The soft wheat entry is joined by vanilla building to a bright vanilla peak. It fades with 2% milk. The finish leaves creamed wheat, cocoa, a sprinkle of white pepper, and vanilla taste. Indigenous Empire State Wheat Vodka is a fresh tasting vodka. It showcases the natural flavor of the white winter wheat and proves a vodka does not need to be filtered to the point of tastelessness to finish silky smooth.
40% Alcohol
Score: 93
Award: Gold Medal
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