Colonel E.H. Taylor Jr. Single Barrel Bottled in Bond Bourbon is a standout expression from Buffalo Trace that showcases the individuality and depth of a single barrel selection under the strict Bottled in Bond Act of 1897. Each bottle is drawn from one carefully chosen barrel and bottled at 100 proof, ensuring consistency, quality, and full flavor integrity.

As part of the E.H. Taylor lineup honoring one of bourbon’s founding fathers, this single barrel release offers a richer and more expressive profile than its small batch counterpart. Highly allocated and released in limited quantities, it has become a favorite among bourbon enthusiasts seeking both character and authenticity.

Every barrel offers subtle variation, making each bottle a unique representation of classic Kentucky straight bourbon craftsmanship.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Caramel corn vanilla toasted oak and light spice
Palate: Full bodied with notes of butterscotch baking spice dark sugar and charred oak
Finish: Long warm and structured with lingering spice and oak sweetness

FAQ

Q: What does Bottled in Bond mean
A: Bottled in Bond bourbons are aged at least four years, produced by one distillery in one season, and bottled at exactly 100 proof under government supervision.

Q: Is this a single barrel bourbon
A: Yes. Each bottle comes from a single barrel, resulting in slight flavor variations between releases.

Q: Is this an allocated bottle
A: Yes. Colonel E.H. Taylor Single Barrel is highly allocated and difficult to find at retail.

Q: Is this suitable for collectors
A: While highly desirable, it is best categorized as Rare & Limited rather than a long term collector bottle.