Going to be in the Austin area in a few weekends and I just saw in their email that their BiB bourbon releases at the distillery when I’m in the area.
Does anyone know if this release is something you gotta like line up early for? Or if I get there like right at noon I should be able to get a bottle?

I got a tobacco smell, my budy who loves Ryes thought it was more of a sweet smell until he swirled it. Incredibly smooth. This one is available at the distillery only. $90.

Is there, or was there a distellery in the Decatur or north of Denton area within the past 3 years or so?

I had Bendt whiskey recently and certain it's not them.

1845 just released their first ever

single barrel cask strength wheated bourbon aged for 6 years, so I killed this 4-year bottle to make room for the newcomer.

Leather, peaches, caramelized orange peel, tobacco, pepper... This bourbon is awesome, I can't begin to imagine what the 6-year will be.

It's a limited release, so don't sleep on it.

1845 makes some some of the best whiskey out there, and they keep upping their game.

I know a lot of people love the Blue Corn, and it's good, don't get me wrong, but this one is a favorite of mine. I've still got the 2024 and 2025 versions, but it's time to finish this one off.

Mash Bill: 70% White Corn | 25% Rye | 5% Malted Barley

This was the Fall 2023 release, and to me this one has spice but also a hint of a vanilla icing flavor. In fact the smell kind of reminds me of my mom's old frosting.

Statistically speaking, there's a good chance that there will be a few bottles sitting at the release, with owners that won't be coming to get them.

Welp, it's officially official.

I'm looking forward to this one!

Description: Nothing earth-shattering, but we do have a four grain blend of two Green River mash bills aged 4-6 years in Texas and bottled at barrel proof. Initially offered as a distillery exclusive, they have opened a presale on their website for $64 and are available for shipping. They do a solid job blending and hopefully this is no exception...