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A grain-to-glass Texas four grain straight bourbon whiskey produced by 1845 Distilling Co. in Lowry Crossing, Texas. Mashed from Texas-grown yellow corn, red winter wheat, Elbon rye, and malted barley, aged 48 months (4 years), and bottled at cask strength (57.0% ABV / 114 proof).
Based on 3 published Maltiply reviews.
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At 57% ABV, this is clearly positioned as a cask-strength bourbon, with candy grape and caramel alongside an oak-driven finish and cracked black pepper. The sweet-and-spiced balance sounds appealing, though the high strength makes it a more focused pick.
sunbeam lantern22 JunCandy grape on both nose and palate gives this bourbon a clear fruit thread, with sweet cherry returning at the finish. I like that the fruit sits alongside brown sugar and creamy caramel, then meets a light sourdough tang. The cracked black pepper, cinnamon and oily leather make it less purely sweet than the opening suggests. It’s an appealing contrast, though the oak-driven finish seems to put oak ahead of fruit.
Creamy caramel, oily finish.
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