Texas Straight Bourbon — Bottled in Bond
A Deeper Expression of the Maverick House Style
Samuel Maverick Private Reserve Bottled-in-Bond Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a grain-to-glass bourbon crafted from Texas-grown corn, rye, and barley, distilled in small batches, and aged in the historic bank vaults beneath Maverick Distilling.
Produced to Bottled-in-Bond standards and bottled at 100 proof, the current release is aged more than five years. That extra time and structure are intentional, building a fuller bourbon with rich sweetness, baking spice, roasted nuttiness, and a lingering trace of barrel smoke.
Bottled in Bond, Aged Beneath San Antonio
This bourbon matures on-site in the historic vaults beneath 115 Broadway. Its higher proof gives the whiskey enough structure for spirit-forward cocktails while preserving the depth and texture that make it equally suited to sipping neat.
What Does Bottled in Bond Mean?
Bottled-in-Bond bourbon is produced under a defined set of federal standards designed to identify where and how the whiskey was made. A bottled-in-bond whiskey must come from one distilling season and one distiller at one distillery, age for at least four years in a federally bonded warehouse, and be bottled at 100 proof.
Samuel Maverick Private Reserve Bottled-in-Bond Straight Bourbon goes beyond the minimum age requirement, with the current expression aged more than five years beneath the distillery in downtown San Antonio. For bourbon drinkers searching for Texas bottled-in-bond bourbon, 100-proof bourbon, or a more mature Texas whiskey, this expression combines the category's traditional standards with Maverick's San Antonio grain-to-glass approach.