High Wire Jimmy Red Double Oak Sweet Mash Straight Bourbon Whiskey 107 Proof

# High Wire Distilling & Jimmy Red Bourbon

## About High Wire Distilling Company

Located in historic **Charleston, South Carolina**, High Wire Distilling Company approaches whiskey a little differently. Founded by husband-and-wife team **Scott Blackwell and Ann Marshall**, High Wire combines traditional distilling with a decidedly **culinary, grain-first philosophy**.

Scott, a Culinary Institute of America-trained baker and founder of Immaculate Baking Company, brought his understanding of grains, ingredients and flavor development into distilling.

Rather than treating corn simply as a source of fermentable sugar, High Wire asks a more interesting question:

**What can the grain itself contribute to the finished whiskey?**

That philosophy led High Wire to **Jimmy Red**, a once nearly extinct South Carolina heirloom corn historically associated with local moonshiners.

Deep burgundy in color and unusually high in oils, Jimmy Red produces a spirit quite unlike whiskey made from conventional commodity corn. High Wire helped establish a sustainable supply of the grain and made it the centerpiece of its bourbon program.

Today, the Jimmy Red range explores this remarkable grain through different proofs, maturation techniques, finishes — and, in one particularly unusual case, **smoke**.

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## 🥃 Jimmy Red Double Oak Sweet Mash Straight Bourbon — 107 Proof

### More Oak. More Concentration. More Jimmy Red.

The Double Oak takes High Wire’s sweet-mash Jimmy Red bourbon and adds another dimension of barrel influence.

At **107 proof**, this is a richer and more assertive interpretation, combining the distinctive character of the heirloom corn with additional toasted and oak-driven flavors.

Look for **deep caramel, vanilla, toasted wood, baking spices and concentrated grain sweetness**, carried by a fuller texture and higher proof.

For drinkers who enjoy bigger, oakier bourbons but still want something distinctly different from mainstream American whiskey, this may be the sweet spot of the lineup.