Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre Limited Release Bourbon Whiskey 2025

Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre Texas Bourbon (2025 Release)

Experience one of the rarest and most sought-after treasures in American whiskey with the Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre 2025 Release. This highly limited, distillery-exclusive expression is a true testament to the innovative spirit of Texas' first legal bourbon distillery. Named for the beautiful blue waters of the South Texas coast, Laguna Madre is a complex, delicate, and profoundly unique bourbon for the most discerning collector. 

The journey of Laguna Madre is one of patience and artistry. The 2025 release begins with Garrison Brothers' signature four-year-old Texas Straight Bourbon, crafted from a sweet, wheated mash bill of locally sourced corn and wheat. This mature bourbon is then finished for an additional four years in specially selected Limousin oak casks from France. This eight-year maturation process, split between two different types of prized oak, results in a bourbon of incredible depth, character, and a stunningly unique flavor profile.

Extremely Rare & Highly Allocated

Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre is a limited release, highly sought-after bourbon whiskey. For the lucky few able to get their hands on a bottle, treasure it and enjoy it with the ones you love on the most special occasions. After all, it took us eight years to make – our oldest bourbon to date.

It is our great pleasure to introduce you to Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre, straight bourbon seasoned in rare Limousin oak casks. These French barrels are true works of art – highly sought-after, allocated, and incredibly expensive to boot Toasting this majestic oak activates unforgettable flavors of woody vanilla, sweet candy cacao and thick, white chocolate that you won’t soon forget.

The creamy finish of this bourbon is both sensuous and aromatic, like the endorphin-fueled natural high one feels in one’s soul while spending a beautiful day away from all the daily stresses life has to offer … perhaps under early afternoon sunlight, on the first day of spring, when the Laguna Madre shines forth like an azure band of aquamarine beckoning all to come out and play.