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E.H. Taylor, Old Fashioned Copper Distillery
E.H. Taylor Bonded (BTAC) 2025 - 100 Proof
$1,550.00
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Experience the legacy of Colonel E.H. Taylor with this exquisite 2023 Limited Edition Straight Kentucky Bourbon. Bottled at a robust 100 proof and in bond, this rich whiskey offers a complex dance of sweet caramel, dark fruit, and alluring spice, culminating in a truly refined sipping experience.
Tasting Notes
Nose: A captivating initial wave of dried dark fruit, predominantly fig and raisin, intertwines with rich caramel and vanilla bean. Underlying notes of toasted oak, a hint of leather, and a whisper of baking spices like cinnamon and nutmeg emerge, hinting at the complexity to come. There's a subtle undertone of sweet corn and a delicate floral note, typical of well-aged Kentucky bourbon.
Palate: The palate immediately delivers a robust yet remarkably smooth experience. Sweet and spicy, it opens with a surge of butterscotch and brown sugar, quickly followed by a pleasant warmth of black pepper and clove. Dark chocolate and roasted nuts, especially almond, intermingle with a subtle cherry note. The rye contribution provides a delightful counterpoint, adding a dry, spicy kick that balances the inherent sweetness. The 'in bond' proof shows its muscle, offering a full-bodied mouthfeel without being overwhelmingly hot.
Finish: Long and satisfying, the finish lingers with a pleasant warmth and evolving flavors. Sweet oak char and a touch of mocha fade into lingering spices – allspice and a faint anise. The dryness of the rye re-emerges, leaving the palate clean and ready for the next sip. A subtle hint of tobacco leaf and a whisper of dark fruit conclude this memorable experience.
About the Distillery
The E.H. Taylor, Old Fashioned Copper Distillery, known today as Buffalo Trace Distillery, has a storied history steeped in bourbon heritage. Colonel E.H. Taylor Jr. was a true pioneer in the late 19th century, advocating for and helping to establish the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. His commitment to quality and transparency laid the groundwork for the esteemed bourbons produced at this legendary Frankfort, Kentucky distillery.
