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Bourbon Review: Treaty Oak Red Handed Bourbon (Old Bottling)

We review Treaty Oak Red Handed Bourbon, a sourced bourbon label out of Texas that is quite the easy sipper.

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Treaty Oak Red Handed Bourbon

Tasting Notes

About:

42% ABV; blended bourbon; 750 ml; bottled in Texas; average retail price around $35.
Appearance:
Red amber color, shorter squat bottle with black label and cap
Nose:
It smells a bit nutty, mostly like walnuts with a heavy maple sugar aroma
Palate:
It bursts with cinnamon and sweet maple flavors. The initial mouth feel is well rounded. However, the finish is sweet, but a little astringent
Finish:
Comments:
To me this is a sweet, easy sipping whiskey. Since this release they have increased the proof, which may add to the complexity.

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Jeneen Bell

Jeneen Bell's journey into the world of whiskey began with a desire to enhance her whiskey tastings. As she delved deeper into the spirit's history and intricacies, her passion grew, earning her the moniker of a "whiskey geek." Jeneen is a Certified Bourbon Steward, a WSET Level 2 Spirits graduate, and the President of the Women Who Whiskey Portland chapter.

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