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Still Austin Bottled in Bond Straight Rye (Spring 2024)
Still Austin

Still Austin Bottled in Bond Straight Rye (Spring 2024)

3.86 Decent

11 reviews11 ratings

79 critic score Above average for whiskey

Whiskey Rye Texas 50% ABV

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About this bottle

Still Austin's fourth and final seasonal bottled-in-bond release is a Straight Rye Whiskey. This whiskey utilizes a mash bill of 100% Texas-grown rye, identical to that of The Artist Straight Rye. Adhering to bottled-in-bond regulations, it originates from a single distillation season by one distiller, matures for a minimum of four years in a federally bonded warehouse, and is bottled at 100 proof. Head Distiller John Schrepel and Master Blender Nancy Fraley were responsible for barrel selection. It became available online and at select retailers in March 2024 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.

Herbal 85
Spicy 75
Rich 50
Vanilla 35
Tart 30
Sweet 25
Fruity 25

Reviews

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Fern Sweeney 4.0

DRANK AS IS Aroma: Stone fruit, orchard fruit, toffee, nutmeg, and sweet granules. Taste: Velvety and slick texture. Nutmeg, nectar, pear, and peppery grain on the tongue. Aftertaste: Lingering. Verdict: Absolutely pick this up, particularly if you are seeking to complete the collection.

Easton Swartz 3.8

I've been inconsistent with my rye experiences lately, but this one is closer to what I like. While I'm not always a fan of excessive apple in Ryes, this one works; it's not overwhelming. This producer continues to make great products.

Demetria Lusk 3.5

Smells like flowers, mint, and green apple; it's quite pleasing. Flavor: starts out crisp and zesty. Develops with tastes of grass, banana, and unsweetened green tea. Aftertaste: somewhat astringent, average length. It's okay, but not amazing. I enjoy it

Loraine Boucher 4.0

On the nose: Strong spearmint with underlying notes of hay and citrus, leaning towards grain. On the palate: A hint of brown sugar with more spearmint, an oily texture, grain notes balanced by a sugary foundation. Not overly spicy, but rather sweet.

Gregg Castillo 3.3

Nose: vanilla, caramel, apple, toasted brown sugar. Taste: earthy or herbaceous, a bit of spice, dried fruit.

Susan Solorio 4.0

Not overly strong, very pleasant to drink.

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