Balcones Lineage Texas Single Malt

Heavy on the oak with hints of leather and cherry before finishing with walnut and more oak.

Deep ruddy copper. Lots of speedy legs. Nose is Rich with sweetness, chocolate, syrup and faint smoke and leather. Big mouthfeel... Leaves a great deal of action behind. Ripe fruit, a bit of chocolate, salted caramel and cream. This really is a terrific value. There's lots of interesting stuff going on, it's unique, and stands on its own.

Nose: apricots and peaches. Milk chocolate. Lemon grass and raw honey, vanilla P: strawberries and lemon, chocolate covered fruit like pineapple, banana bread; pepper, cinnamon and oak follow, balcones toffee/brittle finish Well rounded and even, this would be great for double the price, for $35 it's amazing

Little bit lighter than the Texas Single Malt (which is one of my favorites). Suprisingly drinkable, even in warm weather. Light but flavorful. Very good for the price point.

Nose Cinnamon, apple pie, fruity, caramel, strawberry jelly Palate Malt Fruity Brown sugar Finish Long oily