Therefore, bottles will vary based on their source barrel. And they do state that each barrel is selected for its unique character. There are also no specifics on the char level of the barrels, or precisely where in Warehouse C they are aged. According to Lost Cargo, the mash bill is Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1, which uses less than 10 percent rye in its bill, and no wheat. But The Whiskey Shelf offered up a guess of 75 percent corn, 10 percent rye, and 15 percent barley with a suspected age of around seven years for the one they reviewed. Single Barrel Bourbon - The Basicsīuffalo Trace doesn’t provide an age statement or mash bill. The Single Barrel, Bottled in Bond which bears his name was first bottled in early February 2012, 124 years after the bill was signed into law. It is where the single barrel bourbons for this spirit are aged. Warehouse C, his favorite barrel aging warehouse, was built by Taylor in 1881 and is still used today. This increased and improved output, over the batch method required by pot stills. He pioneered the use of copper fermentation tanks and column stills, allowing for continuous distillation. He used a “first of its kind” steam heat cycling system, which created a climate-controlled aging warehouse. It ensured that customers were getting real whiskey, at a time when counterfeiting was rife. The Act was designed to raise the bar on distilling in the U.S. He was a key figure in the creation and passage of the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. In 1869, Taylor purchased the distillery that would become an integral part of Buffalo Trace. He is revered as one of the founding fathers of bourbon. What’s in a name? In the Case of Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., quite a lot! Since 2012, Buffalo Trace has bottled a Single Barrel, Bottled-in-Bond, a fitting addition to their line of E.H. Taylor’s Single Barrel Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon is winning awards, again. Please drink responsibly, you must be at least 21 years of age to drink alcoholic beverages.Colonel E.H. was the owner of Buffalo Trace Distillery. It represents the way bourbon was produced in the days before Prohibition when Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr. This fine bourbon is crafted from hand-selected barrels and is bottled directly from the barrel at more than 125 proof. government for at least four years and to be bottled at least 100 proof, in federally bonded warehouses. Additionally, the Act required that bonded spirits were supervised by the U.S. This meant that any spirit labeled as "Bonded" or "Bottled-in-Bond" must be the product of only one distiller, one distillery, during one distillation season. In 1897 they passed the Bottled-In-Bond Act. Together they were instrumental in changing history. Taylor used his distilling experience and political pedigree, to partner with Treasury Secretary John G. Other distilleries weren't aging their bourbon, they were adding juices and syrups to sweeten their bourbon, while others added acid and tobacco. During his time there, Taylor implemented several innovative distilling techniques, including aging whiskey in climate-controlled Rick houses. There he began renovating and modernizing the plant by purchasing copper fermentation tanks, new grain grinding equipment, and unique, columnar stills. It was originally named The Old Fire Copper Distillery. Taylor acquired a small distillery located in Frankfort Kentucky on the edge of the Kentucky River. This exclusive bourbon is crafted by a true innovator whose vision was ahead of his time. Taylor Single Barrel Bourbon is a limited edition bourbon that has been produced with one of E.H.
The finish is warm with slight hints of tobacco and dark spices.Į.H. On the palate, you'll find sweet hints of butterscotch.
This bourbon is rich with notes of lightly toasted oak, and prominent notes of dried figs. It has a lower content of rye, than mash bill #2. This single-barrel bourbon was crafted from Mash Bill #1, like other great blends such as Eagle Rare, Buffalo Trace, and George T. Taylor and still produced at the Buffalo Trace Distillery. Taylor Single Barrel Bourbon is one of many versions crafted by E.H.
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