E.H. Taylor Small Batch Bourbon Whisky 75 cl

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E.H. Taylor Small Batch does not bear an age statement, but because it's a Bottled-in-Bond spirit, we know it's at least 4 years old, but more likely between 6 and 10 years old based on flavor profile and price. The whiskey isn't typically associated with youthful bourbon flavors, and Buffalo Trace's namesake bourbon is a blend of 6-plus-year-old whiskey, lending credence to the idea that E.H. Taylor Small Batch spends longer than 4 years in a barrel. What does E.H. Taylor Small Batch taste like? The distinctive character and flavor profile of EH Taylor, Jr. make it a true sipping bourbon whiskey. A is for “ Average or Suggested Retail Price.” This is the price that you’ll typically see a bottle listed for if it is on the shelf.

Tier 1 (T1)– These are the hardest to find allocated bottles and the ones that command the highest secondary prices. We have attempted to compile a list of all of the allocated bottles we could think of in 2019 and break it down so that you could get an idea what the 3 different prices are for a bottle of allocated whiskey. Here is what you should know The exact ratio of mash bill is undisclosed, but it is speculated to contain 10% or less rye, above 51% corn and malted barley. However, it shares the same mash bill as Eagle Rare and George Stagg, Jr. Age Statement E.H Taylor Jr was instrumental in putting up the Bottled-In-Bond Act of 1897, and his innovative techniques still live to this day. How It’s Made Each bottle of EH Taylor Small Batch honors the legacy of Colonel Edmund Haynes both in taste and production.

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Because distributor’s sell bottles to stores at prices lower than that. The price a store buys a bottle for and the price that they sell it for is how they earn their profit. While the price may seem steep compared to other bourbons, E.H. Taylor Small Batch is a premium spirit that has garnered accolades and respect from bourbon enthusiasts and critics alike. Its smooth and complex flavor profile, along with its rich history and legacy, make it a worthwhile investment for any bourbon lover. However, given its rarity nowadays, it’s hard to make it your daily bottle of refreshment. To Get Or Forget? A 2017 release, this bourbon draws from a unique mashbill consisting of corn, rye, wheat and malted barley. These four grains are what the Colonel would have used in the late 1800’s in his distillery and such is why they were chosen for this limited release.

You’ll see that many Buffalo Trace items are listed as Tier 1 items, but that’s just the way it is with as many fans that BT has. The Colonel, known as the “Father of the Modern Bourbon Industry” was an innovator who first entered the whiskey business in 1869 when he bought a small distillery that he’d go on to name “O.F.C.” That distillery was bought a decade later by another famous name in bourbon, George T. Stagg. The term “O.F.C.” will probably sound familiar to some, but stands for “old fashioned copper” with a very coveted brand of bourbon bearing it’s namesake from Buffalo Trace. At the time, his use of copper distillation tanks was a new phenomenon in the industry, one of many things the Colonel would bring to the whiskey business. If you are ever going to come across a bottle of EH Taylor in the wild, it is most likely going to be this guy. In terms of the expressions available in the EH Taylor lineup, this is the bottom . For being on the low end of the brand, it is however a full-flavored bourbon that is very enjoyable. EH Taylor Small Batch does not have an age statement; it does however have a big label stating that it is bottled in bond. The legally required minimum aging based on that statement is four years old. That is however a minimum and this drinks like something that has got a bit more age on it. If you are trying to justify buying a bottle of this just to turn around and sell it again (this is called “flipping” and is technically illegal), you’ll want to look at the “A” price compared to the “S” price.

When comparing E.H. Taylor Small Batch MSRP to other whiskeys, it is important to note that the price can vary depending on the location and availability. However, in general, E.H. Taylor Small Batch is priced similarly to other bourbons in the same category. Expect it to be sold out easily when it lands in a liquor store, so make sure to score a bottle if given a chance. Final Thoughts We prefer having it as an everyday bourbon; however, it’s getting harder to find these days. What’s The Rating On Colonel EH Taylor Small Batch Bourbon? It is important to note that the MSRP for E.H. Taylor Small Batch may vary depending on the location and retailer. Some retailers may choose to price the whiskey higher or lower than the MSRP, depending on their own costs and profit margins. Comparing E.H. Taylor Small Batch MSRP to Other Whiskeys