Balcones '1' Texas Single Malt

75cl / 53%
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4.5 (5 Reviews)
A single malt whisky made in Texas by craft distilling powerhouse Balcones. It appeared in July 2011 and has been picking up awards ever since.

World Whiskies Awards 2014: Best American Single Malt
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Country
USA
Region
Texas
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Balcones '1' Texas Single Malt Reviews

5 Customer Reviews

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  • 5
    14 June 2017

    Absolutely fantastic! One day the nose is cherries and over-ripe plums, the next it's waffles and maple syrup, then it's chocolate ,toffee, and vanilla. Very rich flavors. An outstanding single malt

  • 4
    7 June 2016

    Some great flavours. Great buy.

  • 5
    8 January 2016

    For such a young age a splendid Single Malt. Festival of flavour. I am so happy to have bought 2 bottles when the price was lower. Savouring it.

  • 5
    20 December 2014

    Quite a unique and amazing product with a very short life. Chip has now left Balcones to begin again and the product will never be the same as pre-August 2014. Watch for him again as Tate & Co. in 2016.

  • 4
    22 June 2014

    Definitely feels like a scotch but also has a lot of the flavours from American bourbon and ryes