Texas Silver Star 1849 Bourbon Whiskey rides in like a true Fort Worth outlaw—born from a mash of Texas‑grown corn, rye, and barley, then rested in new American white oak barrels for just over three years. At 90 proof (45% ABV), it pours a golden amber hue that shines like the West Texas sun. The nose kicks up straight oak; the palate hollers caramel, vanilla, and a whisper of maple; and the finish lingers with white pepper and a hint of dark chocolate . Named for the founding of Fort Worth in 1849, it’s a spirit built on heritage—and built to be sipped neat, on the rocks, or in a takeaway cocktail after rounding up cattle at sunset.