Nevada Distillery Releases High-Proof Whiskey Using On-Site Grains
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What happened
Frey Ranch Farmers & Distillers in Fallon, Nevada, bottled a new whiskey called Third Harvest. The spirit is 61.7% alcohol by volume, equivalent to 123.4 proof. The distillery produces the whiskey using a blend of corn, rye, malted barley, wheat, and triticale, all of which are grown 100% on-site.
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Why it matters
The production model demonstrates a vertically integrated supply chain within Nevada, where the distillery manages the cultivation of its raw materials. This activity occurs within the context of ranching policy that involves multiple western states [Input].
Ranching policy involves multiple western states.
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Who's involved
- NevadaState where the distillery operates and the farming heritage is rooted