Still Austin Nancy's Pick Single Barrel Cask Strength 750mL
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Still Austin Nancy's Pick Single Barrel Cask Strength 750mL
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Still Austin Nancy's Pick Single Barrel Cask Strength 750mL is a bold and highly collectible Texas straight bourbon whiskey from Still Austin Whiskey Co., selected as a special single barrel “Nancy’s Pick” and bottled at cask strength. Because each bottle comes from an individual barrel, this private selection offers its own distinctive character while showcasing the rich grain-forward style and intense flavors associated with Still Austin’s Texas-made whiskey.
Full-bodied and expressive, it opens with aromas of caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, and dark fruit, followed by layers of brown sugar, cherry, cinnamon, roasted nuts, and baking spice. The cask-strength presentation amplifies the whiskey’s richness and texture, creating a powerful yet balanced palate that leads to a long, warming finish with lingering caramel, oak, vanilla, and peppery spice.
TASTING NOTES
• Nose: Caramel, vanilla bean, toasted oak, dark fruit
• Palate: Brown sugar, cherry, cinnamon, roasted nuts, baking spice
• Finish: Long, bold, warming with lingering caramel, oak, and spice
FAQS
• What makes Nancy's Pick special?
It is a specially selected single barrel release, meaning the whiskey comes from one individual barrel chosen for its unique flavor profile.
• What does single barrel mean?
Single barrel whiskey is bottled from one specific barrel rather than blending multiple barrels together, so flavor and proof can vary between selections.
• What does cask strength mean?
It means the whiskey is bottled at or near its natural barrel proof with minimal dilution, providing greater intensity and concentration.
• Who produces this whiskey?
It is crafted by Still Austin Whiskey Co. in Austin, Texas.
• Is it a limited release?
Yes — single barrel private selections are limited to the yield of the selected barrel, making each pick highly collectible.
• What is the ABV?
The ABV and proof vary by individual barrel, so the exact proof should be taken from the bottle label.