Dad's Hat Rye

We are very excited to announce our special 250 US Birthday celebration. Dad's Hat has been invited by our good friends at Manoff Market Gardens & M2 Cidery LLC to fete America's tradition of making delicious things to drink from apples at their location in Solebury, PA on Saturday June 27. Dad's Hat will be selling bottles of an exclusive Single Barrel aged Apple Brandy that spent 2 1/2 years in a Dad's Hat Whiskey Barrel. Of course, Manoff's will have their fantastic ciders, and special cocktails featuring our Apple Brandy, too.

The first American apple trees were planted in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the early 1600s, and by the time the colonies were fighting for their independence, hard cider and apple brandy were being consumed in large quantities. Apple brandy and hard cider helped fuel the American Revolution, as it’s said that John Adams drank hard cider every morning for breakfast. See you there on June 27.

Manoff Market Welcomes Dad's Hat Manoff Market Gardens and Cidery in New Hope is welcoming Dad’s Hat PA Rye co-founder Herman Mihalich for a special apple brandy release on Saturday, June 27th

DAD'S HAT STRAIGHT RYE - BOTTLED IN BOND - 2026 RELEASE

A new addition to our line-up and ready to order from our online store for shipping to Pennsylvania customers. Also available at our Mill Street Tasting Room in Bristol.

The 2026 Bottled in Bond release is a blend of a group of barrels filled in 2019 that together have a wonderfully distinctive flavor profile. When we launch a new Bottled in Bond, we seek to differentiate this blend from our other products. This requires sampling a lot of barrels to find unique and fun flavors that merit our Bottle in Bond label. We can best characterize the 2026 release as Dulce de Leche. A delicious combination of caramel, baking spices, and a creamy luxurious mouth feel remind us of great dulce de leche deserts and cookies, like alfajores.
https://store.dadshatrye.com/product/dad-s-hat-6-yr-bottled-in-bond-2026-release/NRNIRZY5IVEEKDO4GJKGGCOU?cs=true&cst=custom