Old Dominick unveils Huling Station Trolley Stop Series.
The collection of premium whiskeys by Huling Station are named after the iconic Memphis trolley – paying homage to the trolley lines that rumbled through the city’s streets
In September Old Dominick will be releasing the first stops from the Trolley Stop Series, by Huling Station. The series will comprise four distinct expressions, each inspired by a street that was once part of the historic Memphis trolley route.
Just like the trolley, which stopped at various locations throughout the city, each whiskey in the Trolley Stop Series will offer a unique sipping experience.
The Main Street Line will showcase the heat of the high-rye mash bill in our Straight Bourbon Whiskey, while the Madison Avenue Line will demonstrate the sweetness that a Straight Wheat Whiskey has to offer. Both lines will showcase the perfectly aged spirits at various proofs throughout different stops of the series.
Master distiller, Alex Castle states: “For years now, I’ve been holding back barrels from our first production run in Indiana, waiting for the chance to create some truly special blends. Enter the Trolley Stop Series, where our most vintage barrels have combined with a uniquely vintage aspect of Memphis: our downtown trolley lines. As a blender, I really enjoy creating blends that allow you see various aspects of the same liquid. For this series, I chose two radically different proofs - 95 and cask strength - and two uniquely different mash bills. Experience the journey to discover your favorites - wheat or high- rye bourbon, lower proof or higher proof. These batches really are all about exploration.”
Main Street LineStraight Bourbon WhiskeyAged 9 YearsStop 1, Huling Avenue, 95 proof
Mash Bill: 52 per cent corn, 44 per cent rye, 4 per cent malted barley
Madison Avenue LineWheat WhiskeyAged 9 Years
Stop 1, Orleans Street, 95 proof
Mash Bill: 83 per cent wheat, 12 per cent corn, 5 per cent malted barley
Old Dominick Huling Station Trolley Stop Series is available in Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri, and may vary by market and stop.
The collection of premium whiskeys by Huling Station are named after the iconic Memphis trolley – paying homage to the trolley lines that rumbled through the city’s streets
In September Old Dominick will be releasing the first stops from the Trolley Stop Series, by Huling Station. The series will comprise four distinct expressions, each inspired by a street that was once part of the historic Memphis trolley route.
Just like the trolley, which stopped at various locations throughout the city, each whiskey in the Trolley Stop Series will offer a unique sipping experience.
The Main Street Line will showcase the heat of the high-rye mash bill in our Straight Bourbon Whiskey, while the Madison Avenue Line will demonstrate the sweetness that a Straight Wheat Whiskey has to offer. Both lines will showcase the perfectly aged spirits at various proofs throughout different stops of the series.
Master distiller, Alex Castle states: “For years now, I’ve been holding back barrels from our first production run in Indiana, waiting for the chance to create some truly special blends. Enter the Trolley Stop Series, where our most vintage barrels have combined with a uniquely vintage aspect of Memphis: our downtown trolley lines. As a blender, I really enjoy creating blends that allow you see various aspects of the same liquid. For this series, I chose two radically different proofs - 95 and cask strength - and two uniquely different mash bills. Experience the journey to discover your favorites - wheat or high- rye bourbon, lower proof or higher proof. These batches really are all about exploration.”
Main Street LineStraight Bourbon WhiskeyAged 9 YearsStop 1, Huling Avenue, 95 proof
Mash Bill: 52 per cent corn, 44 per cent rye, 4 per cent malted barley
Madison Avenue LineWheat WhiskeyAged 9 Years
Stop 1, Orleans Street, 95 proof
Mash Bill: 83 per cent wheat, 12 per cent corn, 5 per cent malted barley
Old Dominick Huling Station Trolley Stop Series is available in Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri, and may vary by market and stop.
