Product Description: Historical Significance: This bourbon is a tribute to Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr., a pivotal figure in the bourbon industry. He championed the Bottled-in-Bond Act and set high standards for bourbon production. It's produced at Buffalo Trace Distillery, which carries on Taylor's legacy. Production: It's a "small batch" bourbon, meaning it's crafted from a select group of barrels, chosen for their exceptional quality. It is a bottled in bond bourbon, meaning it is 100 proof, and follows strict government guidelines. It is believed to be made from Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1. It is aged in century old warehouses that were constructed by E.H. Taylor Jr. Characteristics: It's known for its smooth, full-bodied character. Tasting Notes: Nose: Commonly described as having aromas of caramel, vanilla, and oak. Hints of butterscotch, dried fruit, and spice are also often detected. Palate: The palate typically reveals flavors of sweet corn, honey, and spice. Notes of toffee, ripe apples, and a touch of orange peel are also frequently mentioned. Finish: The finish is generally long and smooth, with lingering notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and warm spice. Also subtle spices of pepper and tobacco.
