Bingham’s Bourbon Black Texas Straight Bourbon by Ryan Bingham - 750ML

Bingham’s Bourbon Black Texas Straight Bourbon by Ryan Bingham - 750ML

Introduction Welcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, we’re celebrating the spirit of Texas with Bingham’s Bourbon Black, a premium bourbon that embodies tradition, craftsmanship, and the bold flavors of the Lone Star State. Whether you’re a bourbon aficionado or exploring the rich world of American whiskey, this bottle is a must-try.

About Bingham’s Bourbon Black

• Name: Bingham’s Bourbon Black Texas Straight Bourbon
• Type: Bourbon
• Origin: Texas, USA
• Distillery: Bingham’s Bourbon
• Alcohol Content: 47% ABV

Flavor Profile

Bingham’s Bourbon Black offers a robust flavor profile that is both bold and smooth:

• Aroma: Sweet and smoky, with a hint of brown sugar and rye spice
• Taste: A lush mouthfeel with notes of pecans, dried fruit, and toasted oak
• Finish: A spicy yet approachable finish with hints of toasted nuts, marshmallow, and wood scent

Key Features

• Craftsmanship: Utilizing only Texas-grown corn, barley, and rye, this bourbon is artfully crafted in small batches, from grain-to-glass, as a Certified Texas Whiskey
• Packaging: The bottle sports a burnt sienna color with a design that reflects the rugged elegance of Texas
• Pairings: Enjoy it neat, on the rocks, or in a classic cocktail like the Texas Sunrise

Why Choose Bingham’s Bourbon Black?

• Rare Gem: A true representation of Texas spirit, offering a unique taste experience
• Award-Winning: Celebrated for its distinctive flavor and smoothness
• Affordable Luxury: Provides exceptional quality at a price that allows for regular enjoyment

Where to Buy Bingham’s Bourbon Black can be found at select liquor stores and online retailers, or you can purchase directly from the distillery. Experience the distilled spirit of Texas with Bingham’s Bourbon Black.

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