A.D. Laws Whiskey House is a grain-to-glass distillery in Denver, Colorado that applies a there are no shortcuts philosophy to each batch of whiskey produced. Each batch is milled, cooked, fermented, distilled, and aged on-site, utilizing heirloom grains from family-owned Colorado farms. The practice of open air, on-grain fermentation captures the essence of Colorados terroir while the copper pot-column still produces a robust, grain-forward style of whiskey that is aged in 53 gallon charred oak barrels for a minimum of three years.

This flagship whiskey is crafted from the four American mother grains: corn, wheat, barley, and rye. There arent many four grain bourbons on the market because they are difficult to make. Through a labor-intensive stepped cook process (in which individual varietals require different cooking temperatures and durations to maximize flavor), each grain varietal lends its unique characteristics to the whiskey.