Light whiskey is a category of whiskey that is defined by the following characteristics Distillation: Distilled to a minimum of 160 proof (80% ABV) and a maximum of 190 proof (95% ABV) and Aged in used or uncharred new oak barrels.

Heartland Whiskey aged a minimum of 6 months in used in local bourbon barrels.

Yes, from all the ingredients to mashing, distilling, and aging all in the lonestar state.

No, Texas Heartland whiskey gets its flavor from the mash bill and aging in used bourbon barrels in South Texas, which offers a different flavor profile from any other place on earth.

Some say it has a well-balanced team of nose, mouthfeel, and finish. Offers up to a long and yet smooth finish. Notes of pear, caramel, vanilla, oak, and a touch of sweetness.