Brand (front) or keg collar, 4.9 × 7.5 in
Distilled by Sugar Works Distillery
Sugar Works Distillery
New Smyrna Beach, FloridaFiled 23 Sep 2026
- 94 proof · 47% ABV
- Age not stated
- Straight rye
- Single barrel
- Distilled in Florida
Wood & finish
- Class, as printed
- Florida Straight Rye Whiskey
- Mash bill, as printed
- A Florida Heirloom Grain mash bill of 401 Dark Rye, Cherokee White Eagle Corn and Malted Barley has given us a Connoisseur's Rye Whiskey.
- Bottle
- 750 ml
Read from the front and back labels by the extractor; each fact is the label's own statement.
Sourcing
- Distilled at
- Sugar Works Distillery, New Smyrna Beach, Florida
- Bottled by
- Sugar Works Distillery, New Smyrna Beach, Florida Same house as the distiller.
- Distilled in
- Florida
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Also filed by Sugar Works Distillery
| Distiller | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 23 Mar | Sugar Works Distillery Bourbon, Cherokee White Eagle Corn Mash | Straight bourbon | Not stated | 100 | FL | Own still |
 | 25 Jul | New Smyrna Shine, Southern Shine | Corn whiskey | Not stated | 100 | FL | Own still |
23 MarSugar Works Distillery Bourbon, Cherokee White Eagle Corn MashStraight bourbon, 100 proof
- Distilled in
- FL
- Distiller
- Own still
- Filed by
- Sugar Works Distillery
25 JulNew Smyrna Shine, Southern ShineCorn whiskey, 100 proof
- Distilled in
- FL
- Distiller
- Own still
- Filed by
- Sugar Works Distillery
More from the week of 21–27 September 2026
| Distiller | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 25 Sep | Rock Town, Sweet Sixteen | Straight rye | 5 y | 100 | AR | Own still |
 | 25 Sep | Revel Stoke, Toasty S'mores | Flavored whiskey | Not stated | 60 | Not stated | Bottler only |
 | 25 Sep | Revel Stoke, Juicy Peach | Flavored whiskey | Not stated | 60 | Not stated | Bottler only |
 | 25 Sep | Smith & Wesson | Straight bourbon | Not stated | 80* | Not stated | Not stated |
 | 25 Sep | Eleanor | Blend of straight bourbons | 4 y | 100 | Not stated | Not named |
 | 25 Sep | Monk's Road | Straight bourbon | Not stated | 116 | KY | Own still |
25 SepRock Town, Sweet SixteenStraight rye, 5 y, 100 proof
- Distilled in
- AR
- Distiller
- Own still
- Filed by
- ROCK TOWN DISTILLERY
25 SepRevel Stoke, Toasty S'moresFlavored whiskey, 60 proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Bottler only
- Filed by
- UNITED STATES DISTILLED PRODUCTS
25 SepRevel Stoke, Juicy PeachFlavored whiskey, 60 proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Bottler only
- Filed by
- UNITED STATES DISTILLED PRODUCTS
25 SepSmith & WessonStraight bourbon, 80* proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Not stated
- Filed by
- AIKO IMPORTERS
25 SepEleanorBlend of straight bourbons, 4 y, 100 proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Not named
- Filed by
- Valentine Weiss Whiskey
25 SepMonk's RoadStraight bourbon, 116 proof
- Distilled in
- KY
- Distiller
- Own still
- Filed by
- Log Still Distilling
* Proof derived from the printed ABV (ABV × 2); the label prints no proof.
Where this comes from
- TTB ID
- 26260001000304
- Label approved
- 23 Sep 2026
- Submitted
- 17 Sep 2026 (approved 6 days later)
- Name on the approval
- Sugar Works Distillery
- Address on the approval
- New Smyrna Beach, FL
- Permits on the approval
- DSP-FL-20071
- Class on the approval
- 102, Straight rye
- How it was read
- By CaskGrail's reader, from the label images; each fact is the label's own statement
- Source
- US TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing or a release announcement
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