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Reviewed
August 20, 2019 (edited October 21, 2019)
3.75
3.75 out of 5 stars
Spice forward and punchy. If I didn't look this up, i never would have thought it was a wheater - I'd even call it rye forward. Otherwise, good enough with some bite and an afterthought of sweetness. A good sipper but better as something you're going to drink somewhat quickly - too bad it's expensive
This is the kind of bourbon I want a shot of if I'm both feeling rowdy and wanting to spend money. For something out of Texas, that feels just right.
Second taste edit: this is cinnamony and leathery and delightful. I’m tasting alongside the Weller Antique and it’s not as robust as that, but still a solid 4.0. At first, the nose was nothing but ethanol, but it developed into not just wood, but the aroma of fresh-cut wood from the lumber section at Lowe’s. Odd to say, but very enjoyable. This is a heck of a dram.
Had it years ago. Rich and robust. Expensive but worth every damn penny.