Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey American Rye Whiskey
Barrell Seagrass Rye Whiskey American Rye Whiskey is a Rye whisky. ABV: 60.1%. Our expert rating is 8.1/10. community average is 8.0/10 from 18 reviews.
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8.1/10Barrell Seagrass is a cask-strength rye finished in apricot brandy, rum, and rhum agricole barrels — a creative, full-flavoured whiskey that delivers tropical sweetness against a solid rye spice backbone at 60.1% ABV.
Community Reviews
18 reviewsI've tried a few Barrell products and Seagrass is the one I keep coming back to. The nose is all dried mango and caramel, the palate has this creamy vanilla-meets-rye-spice thing going on. It's cask strength so it stands up beautifully to a single ice cube. Genuinely special stuff.
20 February 2026I've tried a few Barrell products and Seagrass is the one I keep coming back to. The nose is all dried mango and caramel, the palate has this creamy vanilla-meets-rye-spice thing going on. It's cask strength so it stands up beautifully to a single ice cube. Genuinely special stuff.
20 February 2026I've tried a few Barrell products and Seagrass is the one I keep coming back to. The nose is all dried mango and caramel, the palate has this creamy vanilla-meets-rye-spice thing going on. It's cask strength so it stands up beautifully to a single ice cube. Genuinely special stuff.
20 February 2026I was skeptical about the whole seagrass-finished thing but Barrell pulled it off. Neat, it opens up with apricot and honey, then dries out into this spiced herbal finish. At cask strength you definitely want to let it sit in the glass for a few minutes.
1 February 2026I was skeptical about the whole seagrass-finished thing but Barrell pulled it off. Neat, it opens up with apricot and honey, then dries out into this spiced herbal finish. At cask strength you definitely want to let it sit in the glass for a few minutes.
1 February 2026I was skeptical about the whole seagrass-finished thing but Barrell pulled it off. Neat, it opens up with apricot and honey, then dries out into this spiced herbal finish. At cask strength you definitely want to let it sit in the glass for a few minutes.
1 February 2026If you handed this to someone blind they'd never guess it's a rye whiskey. The rum and apricot brandy cask finishes give it this rich fruity sweetness that hides the grain character entirely. I add a few drops of water to tame the 60% ABV and it just blooms. Really fun dram.
2 December 2025If you handed this to someone blind they'd never guess it's a rye whiskey. The rum and apricot brandy cask finishes give it this rich fruity sweetness that hides the grain character entirely. I add a few drops of water to tame the 60% ABV and it just blooms. Really fun dram.
1 December 2025If you handed this to someone blind they'd never guess it's a rye whiskey. The rum and apricot brandy cask finishes give it this rich fruity sweetness that hides the grain character entirely. I add a few drops of water to tame the 60% ABV and it just blooms. Really fun dram.
1 December 2025The seagrass finish on this rye is unlike anything else I've tried. You get this gorgeous mix of coastal brine and tropical fruit on the nose, then the rye spice kicks in at 60.1% — it's hot but never harsh. Worth every penny of that £93.
11 November 2025The seagrass finish on this rye is unlike anything else I've tried. You get this gorgeous mix of coastal brine and tropical fruit on the nose, then the rye spice kicks in at 60.1% — it's hot but never harsh. Worth every penny of that £93.
11 November 2025The seagrass finish on this rye is unlike anything else I've tried. You get this gorgeous mix of coastal brine and tropical fruit on the nose, then the rye spice kicks in at 60.1% — it's hot but never harsh. Worth every penny of that £93.
11 November 2025Don't get me wrong, this is a tasty rye. Lots of tropical notes, some nice baking spice, and the finish is long and warming. But at over £90 I keep comparing it to other ryes in that range and I think there's stiff competition. I'd buy it once but probably not twice.
27 October 2025Don't get me wrong, this is a tasty rye. Lots of tropical notes, some nice baking spice, and the finish is long and warming. But at over £90 I keep comparing it to other ryes in that range and I think there's stiff competition. I'd buy it once but probably not twice.
27 October 2025Don't get me wrong, this is a tasty rye. Lots of tropical notes, some nice baking spice, and the finish is long and warming. But at over £90 I keep comparing it to other ryes in that range and I think there's stiff competition. I'd buy it once but probably not twice.
27 October 2025At 60.1% this one bites. I get lovely notes of stone fruit and sea salt when I nose it, but on the palate the alcohol dominates unless you add water. Once you do it settles into a nice balance of sweet and spicy. I wish they'd brought it down to maybe 50% — the flavours are there, they're just fighting the proof.
15 October 2025At 60.1% this one bites. I get lovely notes of stone fruit and sea salt when I nose it, but on the palate the alcohol dominates unless you add water. Once you do it settles into a nice balance of sweet and spicy. I wish they'd brought it down to maybe 50% — the flavours are there, they're just fighting the proof.
15 October 2025At 60.1% this one bites. I get lovely notes of stone fruit and sea salt when I nose it, but on the palate the alcohol dominates unless you add water. Once you do it settles into a nice balance of sweet and spicy. I wish they'd brought it down to maybe 50% — the flavours are there, they're just fighting the proof.
15 October 2025