Reviews

Rich, smooth bourbon with caramel, vanilla, and oak, finishing warm with light spice. A classic, easy-drinking pour.

Classic and approachable bourbon with notes of caramel, vanilla, and soft oak. Smooth and balanced on the palate with gentle spice, light fruit, and a clean, easy finish. Not flashy, but consistently well-crafted and easy to enjoy neat or in cocktails.

Spice-forward and high-rye in character, with notes of vanilla, caramel, and baking spices. Sweet up front, warming through the mid-palate, and finishing medium to long with a noticeable heat. Well-made and smooth for the proof, but the value depends on how much you enjoy bold rye spice.

Still Austin The Musician is a young but flavorful Texas bourbon with a fun mix of vanilla, caramel, citrus, and rye spice. The nose is pleasant and sweet, and the palate opens nicely, but the mid-palate heat and graininess remind you this is still a youthful spirit. The finish is short, spicy, and a bit dry, though the 98.4 proof works well for both neat sipping and cocktails. Overall, it’s a good value craft bourbon with interesting notes and solid potential—just feels like it could use a bit more time in the barrel.

Larceny Wheated Bourbon – Three and a Half Stars Sweet vanilla and oak up front with a touch of cinnamon heat. Easy-drinking, but the finish fades quickly. Best enjoyed over ice or in a cocktail — a good value pour for the price.

A bright, sweet rye with notes of vanilla, caramel, and gentle baking spice. Hints of banana and pepper give it warmth without overpowering the smooth body. Perfect for sipping or mixing, it’s approachable yet distinctive—an inviting craft rye that’s easy to enjoy.

On the smoother side

Solid craft bourbon with good balance of caramel, oak, and spice. Sweet vanilla and herbal notes come through, but it doesn’t quite reach the depth of top-tier bottles. Still a good value and worth trying.