Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon
Discover the Richness of Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon
Experience the true essence of Texas with Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon. This small batch bourbon is meticulously crafted from an exceptional blend of local ingredients, ensuring each sip takes you on a journey through the Lone Star State.
Exceptional Ingredients
- Roasted Blue Corn: Delivering a unique flavor profile.
- Texas Wheat: For a smooth and creamy finish.
- Texas Rye: Adding a hint of spice.
- Barley Malt: Enhancing complexity and depth.
Aged to Perfection
Aged for a minimum of two years, Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon boasts a higher-than-usual bottling proof of 92, ensuring a robust and flavorful experience in every sip. Its profile is characterized by:
- Light: A refreshing entry point.
- Honey: Subtle sweetness that lingers.
- Pecan: Nutty undertones that add richness.
- Apple: A hint of fruity brightness.
- Complex: A layered tasting experience that evolves.
Why Choose Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon?
This bourbon is not just a drink; it's a celebration of Texas heritage and craftsmanship. Whether you are new to bourbon or a seasoned enthusiast, Balcones Texas Pot Still Bourbon is the perfect introduction to the Balcones family, offering a taste of the Lone Star State in every glass.
Note: Please be aware of the California Proposition 65 warning regarding alcohol consumption. For details, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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