Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Small Batch Bourbon
750mL | 50% ABV (100 Proof) | Kentucky | Bottled-in-Bond
Process & Profile
Crafted in honor of one of bourbon’s founding fathers, Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., this small batch expression is a tribute to his pioneering legacy in whiskey production. Distilled at Buffalo Trace and adhering to the strict Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897 (which Taylor himself helped champion), this bourbon is aged in century-old warehouses, offering consistency, complexity, and character. It's made from a traditional sour mash and aged in new, American white oak barrels for at least four years.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Caramel corn, butterscotch, and a rich oak backbone
Palate: Balanced with notes of dried fruit, toasted oak, and subtle black pepper
Finish: Long, warm, and slightly dry with lingering spice and leather
What Makes It Special


Bottled-in-Bond at 100 proof for heritage and integrity


Named after E.H. Taylor Jr., a pioneer of modern bourbon laws


Crafted at Buffalo Trace Distillery, one of America’s most historic distilleries


Consistently ranked as a top-tier small batch bourbon


A favorite among collectors and seasoned bourbon drinkers alike


How to Enjoy
Best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water to reveal its layered complexity. Its balance also makes it a standout in classic whiskey cocktails like the Old Fashioned or Manhattan.
Frequently Asked Questions


What does Bottled-in-Bond mean?
It guarantees the bourbon is from one distillation season, one distiller, aged at least four years, and bottled at 100 proof.


Is this a limited release?
It’s not a single barrel or one-time release, but due to high demand, availability can be limited.


How long is it aged?
While exact aging is not disclosed, it’s generally believed to be between 6–7 years.


Is it the same mash bill as Buffalo Trace?
Yes, it uses Buffalo Trace’s Mash Bill #1 (low rye content).


Why is it so sought-after?
Its quality-to-price ratio, heritage, and Bottled-in-Bond certification make it a standout.