1845 Distilling Co. First Lady of Texas Bourbon Review
A review of 1845 Distilling Co.'s First Lady of Texas Bourbon. An approachable 88-proof Texas bourbon designed to welcome new bourbon drinkers without sacrificing flavor.
Milam & Greene The Wildlife Collection: Live Oak Edition Review
Review of Milam & Greene’s Live Oak Edition Wildlife Collection bourbon. Explore tasting notes, release details, proof, aging, and how this limited Texas bourbon supports Hill Country conservation.
Andalusia Whiskey Club Spring 2026 American Single Malt Review
Review of Andalusia Whiskey Club Spring 2026 American Single Malt. A 6.25-year Texas single malt bottled at 132.4 proof with marzipan, vanilla, oak, marmalade, and light smoke notes.
Sixth Street Spirits 10 Year Double Oaked Bourbon Review (Texas Oak Finish)
A detailed review of Sixth Street Spirits 10 Year Double Oaked Bourbon finished in Texas oak. Cask strength at 111.22 proof, available only in Giddings, TX.
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