Buy E.H. Taylor Single Barrel 750ml — Kentucky Straight Bourbon
$147.00
Buy E.H. Taylor Single Barrel 750ml, drawn from individually selected barrels aged largely in the historic Warehouse C built by Colonel Taylor himself in 1881. Bottled-in-bond at 100 proof, it delivers oak-infused vanilla, dried fig, and butterscotch with real depth for a non-age-stated release. Expect genuine barrel-to-barrel variation, the kind serious bourbon drinkers seek out to compare. Often overlooked next to flashier E.H. Taylor releases. Add this workhorse expression to your cart today.
Description
Buy E.H. Taylor Single Barrel 750ml — Kentucky Straight Bourbon
TASTING PROFILE
Buy E.H. Taylor Single Barrel 750ml and you’re getting whiskey selected one barrel at a time from Buffalo Trace’s historic Warehouse C, sharing its mash bill and bonded proof with the Small Batch release but carrying meaningfully more variation since nothing here is blended to smooth out barrel-to-barrel differences.
The Profile
- Producer: Buffalo Trace Distillery
- Region: Frankfort, Kentucky, USA
- Spirit Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Bottled-in-Bond, Single Barrel)
- Proof/ABV: 100 Proof (50% ABV) — fixed by Bottled-in-Bond law
- Age Statement: No stated age (minimum 4 years per Bottled-in-Bond law)
- Mash Bill: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 (low-rye), aged predominantly in Warehouse C, built by Colonel Taylor in 1881
Sensory Tasting Notes
The Nose
Oak-infused creamy vanilla leads, joined by oatmeal, creamed corn, and a touch of bubble gum, with a faint ethanol note that reminds you it’s a full 100 proof.
The Palate
Vanilla carries through but shares the spotlight with raisin, brown sugar, and butterscotch, layered with rye spice, dried oak, and leather that reward a slower, more attentive sip.
The Finish
Just long enough to prepare the palate for another pour, closing on tobacco and dark spice with the balance the standard proof point was built to deliver.
The Heritage
Aged largely in Warehouse C, the rickhouse Colonel Taylor personally constructed in 1881 and prized for its aging conditions, this expression represents the individually-selected counterpart to the E.H. Taylor Small Batch release, sharing its mash bill and bonded standard but trading blended consistency for genuine barrel character. Industry reviewers frequently rank it above Small Batch for complexity and finish length, yet it remains one of the more overlooked bottles in the wider E.H. Taylor lineup, overshadowed by the hype surrounding Barrel Proof and the collection’s rotating limited one-off releases.
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