How Much Does Sierra Norte Whiskey Red Corn Cost in 2026?
Sierra Norte Whiskey Red Corn — All Sizes & Prices
| Bottle Size | Price | Price/oz | Price/Shot | Shots |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 750ml (Standard) 25.4 oz | $67.50 | $2.66 | $3.99 | 16.9 |
About Sierra Norte Whiskey Red Corn
Sierra Norte Native Oaxacan Red Corn Whiskey is a single-barrel Mexican whiskey crafted by Master Distiller Douglas French using 85% native red heirloom corn from Oaxaca and 15% malted barley, aged in French oak. This spirit represents a bold departure from traditional bourbon, offering a rich and smooth profile that showcases the unique characteristics of heritage corn varieties. At 45% ABV, it delivers complexity and spice that appeals to adventurous whiskey enthusiasts seeking something beyond conventional American whiskeys. The single-barrel nature means each bottle offers distinct character, making it ideal for collectors and those exploring experimental grain-forward spirits.
Tasting Notes
👃 Nose
Dry and spicy with notes of graham cracker and toasted oak. The aroma carries hints of green corn husks and peanuts, creating an earthy, inviting introduction that sets expectations for a complex spirit.
👅 Palate
A big, bold mouthful featuring fruit concentrate, red bell pepper, baked orange, clove, and star anise. The palate balances sweet toffee notes with peppercorn spice and baking spices, delivering a rich and layered tasting experience.
✨ Finish
Peppery and warming with lingering toasted oak and spice. The finish is hot and full-bodied, leaving a memorable impression of charred wood and black pepper.
Popular Cocktails with Sierra Norte Whiskey Red Corn
Oaxacan Old Fashioned — Combine Sierra Norte Red Corn whiskey with bitters, sugar, and a splash of water, stirred with ice and garnished with an orange twist.
Corn Husks Sour — Mix Sierra Norte Red Corn whiskey with fresh lime juice, simple syrup, and a dash of egg white for a silky, balanced cocktail.
Heritage Harvest — Blend Sierra Norte Red Corn whiskey with apple cider, cinnamon, and a touch of honey for a warming seasonal drink.
Food Pairings
Grilled meats and barbecue, Mexican mole and spiced dishes, Aged cheeses and charcuterie, Dark chocolate and spiced desserts, Roasted root vegetables and squash
