What is the ABV of Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1?

The ABV of Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1 is 59% ABV 118 proof.

How much does Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1 cost?

The price of Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1 is approximately $89.99. Like a first novel from a young author, the alcohol is trying to make a strong first impress.

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Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1

Name: Whiskey Review: Milam & Greene Unabridged Vol. 1
Brand: uses a 300-galleon Vendome Copper pot still as the heart of their bourbon production
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

4 /10

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Distillery: uses a 300-galleon Vendome Copper pot still as the heart of their bourbon production
Type: American
ABV: 59% ABV 118 proof
Price: $89.99. Like a first novel from a young author, the alcohol is trying to make a strong first impress

Whiskey Review is a American whisky made by uses a 300-galleon Vendome Copper pot still as the heart of their bourbon production. ABV: 59% ABV 118 proof. Our expert rating is 4/10.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Like a first novel from a young author, the alcohol is trying to make a strong first impression. We get hints of toast, charcoal, red cinnamon bears, and baking spices. They all hit at once, making the opening chapters to this whiskey a little muddled.

Palate

is rich and chewy, with cinnamon-spice oak and dark-chocolate notes to balance the richness. Long finish. For their standard offerings, Milam & Greene source their grain from Texas, Oregon, Wyoming, and Washington to combine into a single mash bill. The distillery uses a 300-galleon Vendome Copper pot still as the heart of their bourbon production, and ages its whiskey in #4 char new American oak casks. Its flagship bourbon is composed of 70% Texas corn, 22% Pacific Northwest malted rye, and 8% Wyoming barley. Milam & Greene was founded in 2017, which makes it a relative newcomer to the Texas whiskey scene. That means many of the casks from their Unabridged series are sourced. The distillery they are sourcing from has gone unnamed, or at least I have been unable to identify it. Something