What is Dry Fly Triticale Whiskey?

Made from triticale — a hybrid of wheat and rye — one of the most unusual and distinctive American whiskeys in production.

What grains does Dry Fly use?

Locally sourced Pacific Northwest grains including soft white wheat, triticale, and barley — all from Washington State farms.

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Q: Where is Dry Fly Distilling located?

Spokane, Washington. One of the first craft distilleries in Washington State, founded in 2007.

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Dry Fly Distilling is a Spokane, Washington craft distillery founded in 2007 — one of the first craft distilleries in Washington State — producing wheat whiskey, triticale whiskey, bourbon, gin, and vodka from locally sourced Pacific Northwest grains. The Straight Wheat Whiskey (100% local soft white wheat, 3 years in new American oak) and Port Finish Wheat Whiskey are the flagship expressions. The Triticale Whiskey — made from a wheat-rye hybrid grain — is one of the most distinctive and unusual American whiskeys in production.