The first release of A. Overholt features a Monongahela Mash. Centuries ago, farmer-distillers in the Monongahela Valley cultivated rye that became the first American Whiskey, renowned for a big robust flavor with notes of warm spice. Inspired by our Pennsylvania roots, as straightforward as ever.

COLOR: Clover Honey
AROMA: Caramel, subtle layers of sandalwood and caraway
TASTING NOTES: Brown butter, honeysuckle, clove, seasoned oak
FINISH: Pleasant, lingering notes of warm rich baking spice

RYE 80% | MALTED BARLEY 20% | CORN 0%

A POWERHOUSE WINE THAT RIVALS ANY ROSÉ FROM PROVENCE

Rock Angel has a more complex and structured taste profile than Whispering Angel bringing it into a more premium realm, giving rosé lovers a bigger and richer wine. If you like the minerality of a Sancerre, you will love this wine. The slogan "It all began with a hushed murmur, and now it's time to embrace the rock" marks the introduction of Rock Angel. This rosé undergoes partial fermentation and aging in large oak barrels, resulting in a flavor profile that's more intricate and well-defined compared to Whispering Angel. This elevates it to a higher-tier, offering rosé enthusiasts a more substantial and opulent wine, perfect for savoring as an aperitif or pairing with a diverse array of gourmet dishes. If you appreciate the mineral notes found in a Sancerre, you'll undoubtedly find delight in this wine.

TASTING NOTES

AROMA: Delicate red berry aromas with mineral notes, along with floral hints and a subtle spice.

PALATE: Rock Angel is rich and racy on the palate. The use of partial oak aging adds a creamy feel and texture to this wine, and the flinty minerality embues it with another layer of complexity.

FINISH: Powerful and elegant. Firm acidity with a long and silky finish.

Experience the game-changing blend that has stood out since 2001, featuring a striking color and a premium mix of exotic fruit juices, French vodka, and a hint of cognac. Discover the original flavor and signature hue that revolutionized the industry today.

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.

Produced in Northern France near the Belgium border, Wignac Ciders are 100% organic ciders made from table apples, cider apples and juice from wine grapes from Burgundy! The ciders have no added sugar, no added sulfites, and are naturally gluten-free.

The Wignac estate was established in 2016, when Edouard and Eliane de Merode, a brother and sister, started producing Wignac cider in the Ardennes. Many Americans remember the Ardennes as the region where major battles of WWI and WWII took place.  Edouard and Eliane want to show that the Ardennes can also be known for something beautiful too - its cider.
Located near the famous terroir of the Champagne region, Edouard and Eliane seek to reinvent and rejuvenate the image of cider and the region while maintaining the traditional making of cider on the Wignac estate. Both Edouard and Eliane grew up in the countryside surrounded by the nature, so was only natural to have their estate certified organic. And before their orchards were planted, the estate already boasted organic Angus cows.

Wignac was the name of Edouard and Eliane’s great-great grandmother, la Marquise de Wignac, from whom Edouard and Eliane inherited the Domaine du Château de Guignicourt sur Vence (Ardennes – France) The château was built in 1710 by the Wignacourt family and it has been in the family ever since – despite being seized during the French Revolution.  It was eventually given back to the family by Napolean I in the early 1800’s!

Wignac ciders are unique and unlike traditional French ciders. ‘Le Lièvre” is a mix of cider apples and table apples. “Le Goupil” is a rosé cider made of cider and table apples to which juice from wine grapes from Burgundy has been added. 

Le Lievre offers aromas and flavors of a fresh apple, picked directly from the tree. Le Goupil offers delicate aromas and flavors of apples, with a hint of sweetness from the juice from wine grapes.