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Yellow Rose of Texas Japanese Export, New American Oak Cask, 40%
Yellow Rose of Texas

Yellow Rose of Texas Japanese Export, New American Oak Cask, 40%

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TypeBourbon Whiskey
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Description

The Yellow Rose of Texas is a smooth and mellow Kentucky bourbon, bottled at 80 proof and exported for the Japanese market. The bourbon was distilled in Bardstown, most likely at the Heaven Hill Distillery. The brand is named after the nickname of folk heroine Emily D. West, who played a critical role in the Texas Revolution and inspired the song 'The Yellow Rose of Texas'.

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Cask type
New American Oak Cask
Bottling
Official Bottling
Peated
Unpeated
Single cask
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Closure
Screw Cap
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Special release
Japanese Export
Allocation
Japan
Nose
A gentle and inviting nose, offering notes of sweet caramel, vanilla bean, and a whisper of toasted oak. There's a delicate underlying floral quality, perhaps honeysuckle, and a faint hint of dried orchard fruits like apple or pear.
Palate
The palate is surprisingly soft and approachable, echoing the nose with prominent caramel and vanilla. A light, almost buttery mouthfeel leads into flavors of sweet corn, a touch of brown sugar, and a subtle nutty character, perhaps almond.
Finish
The finish is relatively short and clean, leaving a pleasant warmth with lingering notes of sweet oak and a faint trace of vanilla.
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