Browne Family Spirits Do Epic Sh*t Bourbon
Straight Bourbon Whiskey | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | 750 mL
Process & Profile
Do Epic Sh*t Bourbon is crafted by Browne Family Spirits in Spokane, Washington, blending American craftsmanship with adventurous spirit. Made from a high-corn mash bill (91% corn, 5% malted barley, 4% rye), it is distilled and aged in charred new American oak barrels for a minimum of three years. The result is a vibrant, approachable bourbon infused with bold corn sweetness and balanced spice.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Lime zest, baking spices, light clove, allspice, and warm vanilla
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Palate: Gentle oak tannins wrapped in vanilla, toffee, brown sugar, and nutty undertones
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Finish: Long, sweet earthiness with lingering oak and soft caramel warmth
What Makes It Special
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High-corn mash bill delivers classic sweetness with gentle spice
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Crafted in Spokane using regional ingredients and Pacific Northwest water
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Aged in new American oak for balanced structure and flavor
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Blends traditional distillation with bold branding and local storytelling
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Embodies an adventurous, “do epic” ethos in both taste and presentation
How to Enjoy
Enjoy neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate its sweet oak profile. Also shines as an accessible base for a Bourbon Old Fashioned or paired with grilled peach dessert and spiced nuts.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the proof?
It is bottled at 80 proof (40% ABV).
2. What is the mash bill?
91% corn, 5% malted barley, and 4% rye.
3. How long is it aged?
Aged for a minimum of three years in new American oak.
4. Where is it produced?
Made in Spokane, Washington by Browne Family Spirits.
5. What makes it unique?
Its high-corn sweetness, approachable age, and bold spirit of adventure set it apart.


















Thomas –
Perfect, thank you
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BIG DELAYS
I ordered several brands of Bourbon for my brother as a birthday gift because he is a Bourbon connoisseur. I wanted to send a few flavors he normally would not try. I was advised shipping would take 5 business days which would mean it would arrive the day before his birthday. The additional cost for the insured package arrived 13 days PAST his birthday. His wife assured me they arrived in good condition but made a fool out of me for letting my brother know he would be receiving his birthday package on or the day before his birthday…only for it to be almost 2 weeks late. He is gracious and loving so I am blessed, just embarrassed with the service from this company.