Yellow Rose Distilling Harris Country Straight Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml
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About this bottle
Yellow Rose Distilling's Harris County Straight Bourbon Whiskey comes from Houston, Texas — Yellow Rose was the city's first legal distillery since Prohibition, and Harris County is the county Houston sits in, giving the bottle its name. It's a small-batch bourbon made from a corn-forward mash finished with rye and malted barley, matured a minimum of two years in new, charred American oak. Expect the caramel, vanilla, and oak profile typical of a young straight bourbon, with Texas's hotter climate pushing maturation along faster than it would in Kentucky. It's an approachable bourbon for neat sipping or classic bourbon cocktails, with a distinctly Houston story behind the label.
How to drink Yellow Rose Harris County Bourbon
An Old Fashioned lets the caramel and oak notes take center stage, or drink it neat to feel the extra heat that Texas's climate tends to push into young bourbon. Either way, it doesn't need much dressing up.
Specs
BourbonMash bill: Corn, rye, malted barley · New charred American oak · Houston, Texas
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink Harris County Straight Bourbon?
Neat or on the rocks in a rocks glass is the standard way to drink a straight bourbon, letting its caramel and oak notes come through.
What cocktails work well with Harris County Straight Bourbon?
It holds up well in an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan, where its oak backbone won't get lost against bitters or vermouth.
What's the mash bill in Harris County Straight Bourbon?
It's made from corn, rye, and malted barley, then aged a minimum of two years in new charred American oak, meeting the requirement for a straight bourbon.
Where is Yellow Rose Distilling based?
Yellow Rose Distilling is based in Houston, Texas — Harris County — which is where this bourbon gets its name.
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