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vanilla
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pie
maple
pecan

TX Straight Bourbon Whiskey

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750ml

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45% ABV

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BrandTX Whiskey
CategoryBourbon
CountryUnited States
RegionTexas
DistilleryFirestone & Robertson Distilling Co.
AgeNAS
Style Texas Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Alcohol 45%

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A true Texas-style Straight Bourbon with the sweet and spicy character of the Lone Star State.

Leonard Firestone and Troy Robertson have known each other for years — their kids played together. Troy was ready to start a new venture in Whiskey-making and had scheduled a tour at a small craft shop. When he got there he discovered that his friend Leonard had an appointment the following week. Even two North Texas cowboys couldn’t ignore synchronicity like that. So they launched Firestone & Robertson Distilling together in 2010 — building out an old Prohibition-era warehouse in Fort Worth. They released their first Whiskey in 2012 to raging success. Pernod Ricard couldn’t resist a sip, and acquired the company in 2019 to bring their Spirit to a global audience.

TX Straight Bourbon Whiskey is as Texas as yellow roses and big bright skies. It’s made from all local grains — Texas yellow-dent corn, red winter wheat, and six-row malted barley. The fermentation comes from natural yeast that grows on Texas pecan trees under the watchful eye of head distiller Rob Arnold. The Spirit is aged for four years in new oak and bottled at a very pleasant 45% ABV that took home the 2020 Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition… YeeHaw!

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Each bottle of TX Whiskey is branded with a custom, hand-made stopper. They’re made of wood with a disk of hand-tool boot leather in a variety of colors and textures on the top.

Appearance / Color
Bright Copper

Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is sweet and dense with warm corn, mixed florals, cinnamon, and a dash of maple-pecan pie.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile radiates pecan pralines, brown butter, a range of baking spices, vanilla, and a peppery bite.

Finish
The finish is long, warm, and smooth.

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Note: Once an order has been safely & successfully delivered, we do not accept returns due to change of heart or taste. Due to state regulations, we cannot accept the return of alcohol purchased by a customer in error.

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I am stocked up on both TX Ble...

I am stocked up on both TX Blended Whiskey and TX Straight Bourbon. I love both, it's why I'm stocked up, but my preference leans towards the TX Straight Bourbon. I find that many friends and family prefer the TX Blended Whiskey because it's more approachable, lower key, and an overall pleasing experience similar to pleasant background music. However, I love the richness and boldness of bourbon. I sip the TX Straight Bourbon at least twice as frequently during the week than the TX Blended Whiskey. I also like big cabs and zin. I'm a petite person so if I drink alcohol, I don't drink a lot, but I want an experience, a main course, at least a flavorful side course. TX Straight Bourbon is not background music, it's symphonic for me every time. I sip it and it puts a smile on my face (not alcohol-induced but from the flavors). There are notes of maple, brown sugar, vanilla, and nuttiness that are smoothly blended but still impactful. The complex, lingering flavors lift in my palette like a crescendo in a symphony. TX Blended Whiskey and TX Straight Bourbon are wonderful cousins, each distinct. If I took one with me to a desert island, it would be the TX Straight Bourbon. It keeps making me smile to its music.