Carolina Gold rice meets Cognac casks in Siwani's Clu. Vanilla and orange peel open into gentle fruit and spice, giving this American rice whiskey a character shaped by both its Lowcountry grain and its maturation.
Named for founder Camylle Coley's grandfather, Clu brings a family story into a distinctive 108-proof pour. Start neat, then add water gradually to explore the grain and cask together.
Product Details
Spirit Type: American Rice Whiskey
Style: Aged in Cognac casks
Grain: 100% Carolina Gold rice
Bottle Size: 750 ml
Country of Origin: United States
Region: South Carolina Lowcountry
ABV: 54% (108 proof)
Tasting Notes
Nose: Vanilla, orange peel, and warm grain
Palate: Subtle vanilla, rye-style spice, and light fruit from the cognac cask
Finish: Clean and refined, with a soft lingering warmth
How to Enjoy
Start with a small neat pour, then add water a few drops at a time. A large cube offers a cooler, slower way to explore the Cognac-cask character.
What Makes It Special
Camylle Coley created Siwani Spirits around family memory and the Lowcountry history of Carolina Gold rice. The grain connects her spirits to the agricultural knowledge and cultural legacy of Gullah Geechee communities; Clu also honors her grandfather.
Camylle Coley created Siwani Spirits around family memory and the Lowcountry history of Carolina Gold rice. The grain connects her spirits to the agricultural knowledge and cultural legacy of Gullah Geechee communities; Clu also honors her grandfather.
What size bottle is this?
This listing is for a 750 ml bottle.
What does it taste like?
Vanilla and orange peel lead into gentle fruit and spice from the rice spirit and Cognac casks.
How should I serve it?
Start with a small neat pour, then add water a few drops at a time. A large cube offers a cooler, slower way to explore the Cognac-cask character.
What is Clu made from?
It is distilled from Carolina Gold rice and aged in Cognac casks. The spicy tasting notes do not mean rye is the grain.
What is the story behind the brand?
Camylle Coley created Siwani Spirits around family memory and the Lowcountry history of Carolina Gold rice. The grain connects her spirits to the agricultural knowledge and cultural legacy of Gullah Geechee communities; Clu also honors her grandfather.