Blanton's Bourbon/Blanton's Green Label Single Barrel Bourbon Kentucky Straight 700 ml

Blanton's Green Label Single Barrel Bourbon Kentucky Straight 700 ml

Kentucky · 101 Proof
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About this bottle

Blanton's Green Label is a Kentucky straight bourbon bottled specifically for the Japanese market and now finding its way onto US shelves through import channels. Like every Blanton's expression, it's a single-barrel bourbon drawn from Buffalo Trace's high-rye Mash Bill #2, aged roughly eight to nine years in the distillery's Warehouse H. Expect the house Blanton's character — caramel, citrus and oak up front, with a nutty sweetness and a peppery rye kick underneath. Bottled at 101 proof, it carries a bit more punch than the standard Original release while sharing the same barrel-picked, single-source pedigree collectors chase.

How to drink Blanton's Green Label

Neat is the standard pour here — 101 proof gives it enough weight to stand on its own, though a single cube won't hurt it if you want the citrus notes to open up. It's a special-occasion bottle more than a mixing bourbon.

Specs

Bourbon101 proof · Mash bill: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #2 (high rye) · Kentucky

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Questions about this bottle

Is Blanton's Green Label a wheated bourbon?

No — like all Blanton's expressions, it's made on Buffalo Trace's high-rye Mash Bill #2, not a wheated recipe.

How does Blanton's Green Label differ from the standard Blanton's Original?

It's bottled at a slightly higher proof, 101 versus 93, and was originally produced for the Japanese market before reaching other markets through import channels.

Should Blanton's Green Label be sipped neat?

It's typically enjoyed neat given its allocation status and proof, though a single ice cube can help open up the citrus and oak notes.

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