Texas Whiskey Reviews
Independent reviews of Texas-made and Texas-connected whiskey, with tasting notes, bottle details and straightforward opinions—without arbitrary scores.
Bone Spirits 12-Year-Old Bourbon Review
Twelve years in Texas is no joke. Bone Spirits’ distillery-exclusive bourbon brings rich caramel, toasted oak and cinnamon at 118.6 proof. Here’s how it drinks—and whether the $40 half bottle deserves a spot on your shelf.
Still Austin Distillery Exclusive Rye Finished in Ex–Blue Corn Bourbon Barrels Review
My wife quietly bought a bottle after we tried this Still Austin distillery exclusive. After spending more time with its creamy vanilla custard, fresh blueberry, and rye spice notes, I understand why. Here’s my review of this 112-proof rye finished in ex–blue corn bourbon barrels—and whether I think it’s worth $92.
Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 5 Bourbon Review
Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 5 blends seven bourbon components from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas at 121.7 proof. Here’s how this complex cask-strength release tastes—and whether it is worth $94.99.
Unreined Bourbon Four Grain Review (6 Year, 95 Proof)
Unreined Bourbon Four Grain review. A 6-year, 95 proof bourbon distilled in Kentucky and Texas. Tasting notes, price, and final verdict.
Maverick Distilling 6-Year Four Grain Bourbon
A six-year, single-barrel Texas four-grain that rewards patience. From a beautifully evolving nose to a balanced, dry finish, Maverick Distilling’s 6-Year Four Grain Bourbon is the kind of pour you want to slow down with—and keep coming back to.