New Holland Brewing

Location: Holland, Michigan, USA
Region: Michigan
Country: USA
Established: 1997

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Description

Founded in 1997 by college friends Brett VanderKamp and Jason Spaulding in Holland, Michigan; added spirits production in 2005 on a Prohibition-era pot still, becoming one of Michigan's first post-Prohibition distilleries and the maker of Zeppelin Bend American Single Malt and the Dragon's Milk bourbon and beer brand.

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Whiskeys from this Distillery

  • Bourbon Michigan
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    A high-barley-mash bourbon aged in new American oak, then finished 90 days in barrels previously used for New Holland's Dragon's Milk stout, itself aged in ex-bourbon barrels; one of the first beer-cask-finished bourbons on the market when introduced in 2013.

  • Rye Whiskey Michigan
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    A double-distilled rye whiskey aged in new American oak, then finished in Dragon's Milk stout barrels, following the same beer-cask finishing process New Holland pioneered with its Beer Barrel Bourbon.

  • Bourbon Michigan
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    A high-malt straight bourbon (mash bill of 70% corn, 25% malted barley, 5% rye) distilled on a century-old copper pot still and aged five years in charred American white oak, unlike New Holland's beer-barrel-finished releases; won Double Gold at the 2022 New York International Spirits Competition.

  • Bottled in Bond Bourbon Michigan
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    A bottled-in-bond expression of Dragon's Milk Origin distilled in a single season and aged in New Holland's government-bonded warehouse, sharing the 70% corn, 25% malted barley, 5% rye mash bill; won gold at the Ascot Awards.

  • American Single Malt Michigan
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    A twice-distilled straight malt whiskey aged a minimum of three years in heavy-charred new American oak; one of Michigan's first post-Prohibition whiskeys.