Three Floyds Divine Rite White Whiskey 750ML

Three Floyds Divine Rite White Whiskey 750ML is an unaged four-grain white whiskey from Indiana bottled at 50.5% ABV (101 proof) in a 750ml format. It earned a Gold Medal for Taste at the 2019 MicroLiquor Spirit Awards, validating its standing among top craft distillates.

Quick Facts: ABV: 50.5% (101 Proof)  |  Origin: Indiana, USA  |  White (Unaged) Whiskey  |  Distillery: Three Floyds

Production & Heritage

Three Floyds built its reputation as one of the most celebrated craft breweries in the United States, founded in 1996 in Munster, Indiana, before expanding into distilled spirits. Divine Rite is distilled from a distinctive mashbill of malted barley, oat malt, wheat, and corn — with the inclusion of oat malt being particularly uncommon in white whiskey production. Rather than resting in barrels, this whiskey is bottled unaged to showcase the raw character and complexity of its grain bill, arriving at a muscular 101 proof that reflects the distillery's no-compromise ethos.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: The nose opens with malt sugar and vanilla extract before moving into softer notes of marshmallow and almond skins. Complex yet restrained, it avoids the harsh ethanol punch common in many unaged spirits at this proof.

Taste: The palate leads with malt ball sweetness and banana bread richness, broadening at mid-palate into slightly grassy, cereal-forward grain flavors. A silky, warm texture carries the whiskey through with surprising smoothness for its proof, delivering depth without heavy smokiness.

Finish: The finish lingers with a slightly drying, biscuity quality and fading notes of toasted grain. It leaves a clean, malt-driven impression that invites the next sip.

How to Drink Divine Rite

Tasting neat or with a few drops of water reveals the full spectrum of the four-grain mashbill and rewards patient sipping. At 101 proof, it also stands up exceptionally well in cocktails. A Whiskey Sour highlights its malt sweetness against citrus acidity. A White Manhattan (substituting dry vermouth) plays beautifully off the oat malt's creamy texture. A Highball with quality soda water opens up the banana bread and cereal grain notes into a refreshing, long drink.

Best For

• Craft beer enthusiasts exploring spirits from a legendary brewery
• White whiskey collectors seeking an uncommon four-grain expression
• Cocktail experimentation where unaged grain character is the focus
• Gifting to fans of the Three Floyds brand or Indiana craft spirits

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Divine Rite taste like? Divine Rite leads with malt ball sweetness, banana bread, and vanilla, followed by slightly grassy grain notes and a warm, silky mouthfeel. The finish is lingering and gently drying with a clean cereal character.

How does Divine Rite compare to Buffalo Trace White Dog? Buffalo Trace White Dog is distilled from a corn-heavy bourbon mashbill and bottled at 125 proof, emphasizing raw corn sweetness and heat. Divine Rite uses a four-grain mashbill including oat malt at a more approachable 101 proof, resulting in a smoother, more grain-complex profile.

Is Divine Rite good for sipping neat? Yes — despite being unaged, the combination of four grains and 101 proof delivers enough complexity and body to reward careful neat exploration, especially with a few drops of water to open the aromatics.

Where is Divine Rite made? Divine Rite is produced by Three Floyds in Munster, Indiana. The distillery is an extension of the Three Floyds Brewing Company, which was founded in 1996 and is one of the most recognized craft beverage producers in the Midwest.

What foods pair well with Divine Rite? The malt-forward sweetness pairs well with soft pretzels and grainy mustard, banana-based desserts like bananas Foster, mild aged cheeses such as young Gouda, smoked pork belly where the grain character complements the fat, and lightly salted roasted almonds that echo the almond skin note on the nose.

What sizes does Divine Rite come in? Divine Rite is available in the standard 750ml bottle.

Is Divine Rite worth the price? Divine Rite positions as a premium craft white whiskey, justified by its unusual four-grain mashbill, its 101 proof bottling strength, and its Gold Medal recognition at the 2019 MicroLiquor Spirit Awards. For those seeking an artisan unaged whiskey with genuine complexity rather than a novelty product, it represents strong value within the craft spirits tier.

Why Divine Rite?

What separates Divine Rite from the crowded field of white whiskeys is its mashbill — the addition of oat malt alongside malted barley, wheat, and corn is a genuinely uncommon choice that adds a creamy, biscuity dimension rarely found in unaged spirits. The 2019 Gold Medal for Taste at the MicroLiquor Spirit Awards, along with an 84-point Bronze at the Independent Spirit Awards Chicago Edition, confirms that this is more than a brewery side project. Bottled at a robust 101 proof without the softening influence of barrel aging, the whiskey puts its grain quality front and center. For drinkers who want to taste exactly what a distiller can achieve with exceptional raw materials and an inventive grain recipe, Divine Rite delivers a transparent, honest expression that stands on its own merits.