- Proof
- 86
- Age
- Not stated
- Style
- BourbonBlended Bourbon Whiskey
- MSRP
- $39.99
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“Texas corn whiskey married to a rye-bearing bourbon, toasted marshmallow and chocolate ending in cinnamon candy.”
Tasting notes
- nose
- soft brown sugar and applewood over a mild, sweet base
- palate
- toasted marshmallow, leaf tobacco and chocolate, with a hint of banana
- finish
- medium-long and warming; cinnamon candy spice lingers after the chocolate and banana fade
Mash bill
- Texas corn whiskey100%
A blend of 100% Texas corn whiskey with a bourbon made from corn, rye and malted barley; neither the blend proportions nor the bourbon's grain split are published. The all-corn whiskey carries the sweetness, and the bourbon side brings rye into the mix. The label states the whiskey is made from Texas corn, rye and barley.
- Cask
- New American oak
Why it's craft
Travis County pairs two whiskeys, one made from nothing but Texas corn and one from a corn, rye and barley bourbon recipe, both aged in new oak in Texas and blended into a single bottling. The label states it is pot distilled in Texas from Texas-grown corn, rye and barley. It comes from Yellow Rose, which opened in Houston in 2010 as the city's first legal whiskey distillery.
Yellow Rose Distilling
Independent · Est. 2010 · Tours