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100% Regenerative Organic Straight Rye Whiskey Pour

The Resurgence of Rye in a Glass

We are delighted to announce the release of our first ever (and possibly the first ever) 100% Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC) Rye Whiskey. This special release will be made available at our R.O.C. Rye Whiskey Release Celebration on Saturday, July 27th at the distillery. Our 100% Malted Ryman Rye Straight Whiskey is crafted from locally grown rye by our dear friends, Michael and Sarah Jones of Jones Farms Organics, in the heart of the San Luis Valley (SLV), Colorado.
Dry Land Distillers land rover vehicle in field of grains

Common Threads of Sustainability

Sustainability has roots everywhere. Whether you are sipping on a glass of whiskey or trying on a new garment. Everything we enjoy comes from our environment. With Denver Fashion Week on the horizon, we are excited to partner with two incredible sustainability designers that are on the leading frontier of slow fashion right here in Colorado.

Dry Land Honey Spirit Limited Release

The Dry Land Distillers 100% Honey Spirit is the culmination of a wonderful collaboration and friendship. It’s an extremely limited release with fewer than 100 bottles produced.
Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement
Dry Land Joins Zero Foodprint

Dry Land Joins Zero Foodprint
Dry Land Cactus Spirit Wins 2023 Good Food Award

Dry Land Cactus Spirit Wins 2023 Good Food Award
Custom Copper Bubble Plates for the Dry Land Whiskey Still

Behind the Scenes with Dry Land Distillers: Custom Whiskey Stills

A behind-the-scenes look at Dry Land Distillers custom whiskey stills. Meet Zach Arias, the artisan behind Fine Lyne Stills and learn how he became a part of the Dry Land community.
The Emmer Wheat Whiskey Project

The Emmer Wheat Whiskey Project

Dry Land Distillers is committed to using grains that are appropriate for the arid west. Many heirloom and ancient grains seem to do well in arid, tough growing conditions. We’re learning that many of these ancient grains are also more nutritious and flavorful than modern, commoditized grains.