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Still Austin Bottled In Bond High Rye Bourbon Whiskey (Fall 2023)
Still Austin

Still Austin Bottled In Bond High Rye Bourbon Whiskey (Fall 2023)

3.97 Decent

14 reviews14 ratings

82 critic score Above average for whiskey

Whiskey Bourbon Texas 50% ABV

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About this bottle

This High Rye Bourbon release from Still Austin is the second in its Bottled in Bond Seasonal Series. It utilizes a mash bill of 70% white corn, 25% rye, and 5% malted barley, all sourced from Texas. The whiskey aged a minimum of four years in a federally bonded warehouse and, as required for bottled-in-bond status, is bottled at 50% ABV. It has been available since October 2023 with a suggested retail price of $79.99.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Spicy 75
Herbal 70
Rich 45
Full Bodied 45
Smoky 35
Sweet 35
Vanilla 35
Fruity 25

Reviews

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Ingrid Ly 4.0

NOSE - Sweet Corn, Caramel, Cinnamon PALATE - Slightly viscous mouthfeel with soft notes of vanilla, honey, cinnamon, and caramel. FINISH - Long, with very minimal rye spice. OVERALL - This distillery is doing amazing things with this seasonal bottled in bond series. The nose on this is excellent and the palate is smooth and enticing. I do prefer the Red Corn release to this one, but I believe this one is still worth a buy without question.

Colten Camacho 4.3

Remarkable. Fantastic aroma, and for a BIB, it possesses considerable flavor with a pleasing mouthfeel and body. Sweet oak, smooth cherry, and vanilla. Medium-sweet chocolate. Mild baking spices. A pleasant finish, though not as much rye spice as one might anticipate for a high rye bourbon. This could very well be my top Still Austin selection, and I'm judging from a fresh bottle opening!

Sonia Hebert 3.5

This High Rye Bourbon Whiskey begins with a fragrant aroma of grain, wood, fruit, nuts, herbs, and spices. Its rich character then develops notes of white corn and oranges, concluding with a warm, medium-length finish featuring oak, caramel, almonds, and rye.

Jenifer Seeley 3.5

Solid bottle. The cost was a bit steep at 70.

Fabian Deal 4.0

Pleasant flavor, lighter than I anticipated.

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