Born In America Collection/Elmer T Lee single barrel sour mash 750 ml
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Elmer T Lee single barrel sour mash 750 ml
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About this bottle
Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Sour Mash carries the name of the man who invented the category — the Buffalo Trace master distiller who put the first single-barrel bourbon in a bottle in 1984 and received this namesake as his honor. It draws from the distillery's higher-rye mash bill and is bottled barrel by barrel at 90 proof, each one selected to match the profile Elmer himself favored: clementine and honey on the nose, vanilla and light rye spice across a silky palate, a clean, gently sweet finish. This is one of the hardest everyday-proof bourbons to actually find — it tends to disappear the day it lands. Pour it neat for someone who values elegance over muscle.
How to drink Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel
One cube, if any — the higher-rye mash bill's clementine and honey notes are the whole point, and too much ice mutes them. A short Old Fashioned works if you'd rather not sip it straight.
Tasting notes
NoseClove, vanilla, old leather
PalateFruit, honey, vanilla, light spice
FinishLong, warm
Specs
Bourbon90.0 proof · Mash bill: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #2 (high rye) · New charred American oak · Kentucky
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What is the proof of Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel?
It's bottled barrel by barrel at 90 proof (45% ABV).
Who was Elmer T. Lee?
He was the Buffalo Trace master distiller credited with putting the first single-barrel bourbon in a bottle in 1984; this expression carries his name as its namesake.
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