Buy E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof 750ml — Kentucky Straight Bourbon
$155.00
Buy E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof 750ml, bottled straight from hand-selected barrels with no water added, capturing bourbon at over 125 proof exactly as Colonel Taylor would have known it before Prohibition. Expect cooked berries, rich caramel, and a floral lift on the nose, followed by a bold, pepper-forward palate. Unlike most of the E.H. Taylor line, this release skips Bottled-in-Bond dilution entirely. One of the most allocated bottles in the collection. Add it to your cart today.
Description
Buy E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof 750ml — Kentucky Straight Bourbon
TASTING PROFILE
Buy E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof 750ml and you’re getting the one release in the E.H. Taylor collection that breaks from the line’s signature Bottled-in-Bond format, bottled uncut and unfiltered straight from the barrel rather than diluted down to the standard 100 proof.
The Profile
- Producer: Buffalo Trace Distillery
- Region: Frankfort, Kentucky, USA
- Spirit Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Barrel Proof, Uncut & Unfiltered)
- Proof/ABV: Batch-specific, over 125 Proof (62.5%+ ABV) — printed on each release’s label
- Age Statement: No stated age
- Mash Bill: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 (low-rye), aged in the century-old warehouses built under Taylor’s supervision
Sensory Tasting Notes
The Nose
Cooked berries meet the glass first, followed by rich caramel and a slightly floral lift uncommon in most cask-strength bourbons.
The Palate
Bold and full of spice, filling the mouth with toasty vanilla, dried oak, and black pepper; the barrel-entry strength gives real intensity without the whiskey feeling harsh or unbalanced.
The Finish
Long and satisfying, closing with a powerful rye-forward character and lingering hints of fruit that hold well past the pour.
The Heritage
Aged in warehouses Colonel Taylor personally oversaw the construction of more than a century ago, this release is framed by Buffalo Trace as the most historically authentic expression in the entire E.H. Taylor line, bottled the way whiskey was actually proofed before Prohibition-era dilution practices became standard. Because it’s released periodically rather than on a fixed calendar, and because it skips the more predictable Bottled-in-Bond format entirely, it has become one of the most consistently allocated and secondary-market-inflated bottles across the whole collection.
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