4.13 Good
Whiskey American Single Malt Texas No age statement 62% ABV
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Balcones, located in Waco, Texas, collaborated with Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston for this limited whiskey. To mark the brewery's 25th anniversary, Saint Arnold created Grand Cru, a mix of three beers aged in bourbon barrels: a Belgian-style quadrupel, a Russian imperial stout, and an English-style barleywine. Balcones then used these barrels for finishing this cask-strength whiskey.
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It was quite potent. A lot was happening, but it can be summarized as: woody, peppery, and like an orange Tootsie Pop. Very uncommon, clearly from Texas, and pretty darn good.
Features notes of fruit, nuts, and a touch of spice.
Same style and price bracket, best rated first.
