This past weekend some friends and I went on a tour of Houston's first, and only, legal whiskey distillery. The tour is a bargain ($7) includes free tastes of everything they make (bourbon, rye, blended whiskey and vodka) and they even have a bar so you can take a drink with you on the tour.
I don't actually drink hard liquor that much. I'm more of a wine drinker. However, I did try the un-aged, un-diluted corn whisky (aka moonshine), and the coffee-flavored vodka. I will not be switching over any time soon.
raw ingredients |
This is not to dissuade you from the brand. I'm not a good judge of whisky. I was told, by other people on the tour, (people who like whisky and coffee) that Yellow Rose puts out a good product. They have also won several awards, including a double gold medal at the World Wine & Spirit Competition, so they must know what they're doing.
Barrels full of aging liquor |
I even made a purchase. Maple syrup aged in bourbon barrels, which is a wonderful (and expensive) thing. It's definitely something for a special breakfast.
The original still. |
The current version - I guess they're doing okay. |
1224 N. Post Oak R.
Houston TX, 77005
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