Old Weston Missouri Sour Mash Straight Corn Whiskey is a 7-year-aged American spirit bottled at 100 proof from McCormick Distilling Co. in Weston, Missouri. This bottled-in-bond corn whiskey showcases the sweet, grain-forward character that makes corn whiskey a distinctive category in American distilling, delivering rich corn flavors with the complexity that comes from seven years of careful aging.

McCormick Distilling Co. has been crafting spirits in historic Weston, Missouri since 1856, making it one of America's oldest continuously operating distilleries. Their commitment to traditional sour mash processes and bottled-in-bond standards ensures authenticity in every bottle, while their Missouri heritage brings a unique regional perspective to American whiskey making.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Sweet corn bread, vanilla custard, caramel candy, light oak spice, honey drizzle
• Palate: Rich corn sweetness, brown butter, cinnamon spice, toasted grain, maple syrup undertones
• Finish: Medium length with warm corn porridge, gentle oak tannins, lingering vanilla

Product Details

Perfect For

• Whiskey Education: Exploring the unique corn whiskey category and regional American distilling traditions
• Neat Sipping: Appreciating the sweet, grain-forward profile that sets corn whiskey apart from bourbon
• Cocktail Crafting: Adding distinctive corn sweetness to old-fashioneds and whiskey sours
• Collection Building: Representing Missouri's distilling heritage in your American whiskey lineup

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Old Weston corn whiskey taste like?

Old Weston delivers a sweet, grain-forward flavor profile dominated by rich corn character. You'll taste corn bread sweetness, vanilla, and caramel with gentle oak spice from seven years of aging, creating a softer, sweeter experience than typical bourbon or rye whiskeys.

Is Old Weston good for cocktails?

Yes, Old Weston works beautifully in cocktails where you want pronounced corn sweetness. It excels in old-fashioneds, whiskey sours, and corn whiskey punches, though its distinctive flavor profile makes it different from bourbon-based cocktails.

How should I drink Old Weston corn whiskey?

Try Old Weston neat first to appreciate its unique corn-forward character, then experiment with a splash of water to open up the flavors. It also works well on the rocks or in cocktails that complement its natural sweetness.

What makes corn whiskey different from bourbon?

Corn whiskey must contain at least 80% corn in the mash bill (versus 51% for bourbon) and can be aged in used barrels, creating a sweeter, more grain-forward flavor profile. Old Weston showcases this distinctive American whiskey style with Missouri terroir.

Is Old Weston worth trying for bourbon drinkers?

Absolutely, especially for bourbon lovers interested in exploring different American whiskey categories. Old Weston offers familiar corn sweetness but with more pronounced grain character and less oak influence, making it an educational and enjoyable departure from standard bourbon profiles.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.