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Garrison Brothers Cowboy Bourbon Barrel Proof Texas Straight Bourbon

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Whiskey: Garrison Brothers Cowboy Bourbon Barrel Proof Texas Straight Bourbon

Previously named “Micro Whisky of the Year” in Jim Murray’s 2017 Whisky Bible, this new release is the oldest bourbon ever produced in Texas.

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Size: 750mL

Proof: 135 (67.5% ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Garrison Brothers Distillery

The oldest bourbon ever produced in Texas, Garrison Brothers Cowboy Bourbon has a bright mahogany color and aroma of burnt sugar, caramel, and baking spices. The palate is filled with warm notes of peach cobbler, vanilla extract, and roasted nuts, and leads to a smooth finish accented by pipe tobacco, cornbread, and melted butter.

Garrison Brothers Cowboy Bourbon Barrel Proof Texas Straight Bourbon Tasting Notes

Nose: Bright mahogany color and aroma of burnt sugar, caramel and baking spices.

Palate: Warm notes of peach cobbler, vanilla extract and roasted nuts.

Finish: Smooth finish accented by pipe tobacco, cornbread and melted butter.

Distillery Information

.Dan Garrison — an ex-marketing executive for a tech company — founded Garrison Bros. in 2008, after being laid off by a former employer.Garrison put a few investors and family members together, and started selling product contract from other distilleries. After a few years they generated enough resources and market interest to officially launch a distillery in 2008, about 60 miles west of Austin in the tiny town of Hye, Texas.