The Class A Blend term was used in the years after Prohibition. It came about due to when well-aged whisky stock was low (much it is like today) and many companies created Class A blends that were 100% whiskey, but consisted of a blend of different ages and types of whiskies. To be a Class A Blend no neutral spirits, colors or flavors can be included, making it a pure whiskey offering. J.H. Cutter is a perfect representation of a Class A Blend and as such is a Pure American Whiskey

• Nose: Young Oak, Rye, copper, malty sweetness, cocoa, cinnamon, fruit, soap.
• Palate:Spicy, strong rye note. Orange, citrus, malt, tangerine, wood chips, nectarine and peach. Smooth drinker with little tannin. Waxy mouthfeel.
• Finish: slight youthful burn at the end. Christmas spices and oak, short finish.