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Colonel E.H. Taylor Old Fashioned Sour Mash
During a gathering of Distillery retirees, a technique for crafting “Old Fashioned Sour Mash” whiskey was shared, reminiscent of Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr.’s approach in the late 1800s. This bourbon, distilled in 2002, replicates Taylor’s method, allowing the mash to naturally sour before distillation. The result is a bourbon with unmatched character and body, echoing the past in a contemporary expression. This is the first and most rare release of the E.H. Taylor line by Buffalo Trace distillery.
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Colonel E.H. Taylor Sour Mash | 100 Proof
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Brent Agee –
This is truly an exceptional bourbon. The smooth blend of caramel and butterscotch flavors, with a subtle hint of licorice, makes it a perfect choice for those special occasions. I can see why this limited release is so coveted
Caitlin Jugert –
The balance of sweetness and spice is just right. The pepper and tobacco notes add a beautiful complexity, making it an unforgettable pour.
Caroline McCarthy –
E.H. Taylor has outdone themselves. The Old Fashioned Sour Mash has a soft, buttery texture with a unique depth of flavor. It’s a piece of bourbon history that deserves its premium reputation.
Carson Jinks –
Absolutely worth the hunt! The caramel corn and butterscotch notes combined with a lingering peppery spice make this one of the best bourbons I’ve ever had.
Cassidy Thomas –
A classic bourbon with a rich backstory. The Old Fashioned Sour Mash offers a unique experience with its naturally soured mash process. This one’s for the true bourbon aficionados.
Chad Hutchison –
The craftsmanship in this bourbon is evident. The peppery finish adds just enough kick, while the initial sweetness makes for an enjoyable sip.
Chris Svancara –
I’m a big fan of Buffalo Trace, and this release is a perfect showcase of their traditional distilling methods. It’s a rare bottle that’s well worth the investment.