Colonel E.H Taylor JR Warehouse C Straight Kentucky Bourbon 1st and Only 750 ml
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About this bottle
Colonel E.H. Taylor Warehouse C Tornado Surviving Bourbon is a rare, one-time release from Buffalo Trace, bottled from barrels in Warehouse C that survived a 2006 tornado which damaged the structure. The whiskey is a Kentucky straight bourbon named for Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., a pioneering figure in bourbon history. Beyond the tornado-survival story, specific age and mash bill details for this release aren't confirmed in our records. Expect rich caramel, dried fruit, and toasted oak on the nose, a bold, warming palate, and a long, spiced finish. A highly collectible, one-time release for serious bourbon collectors.
How to drink Colonel E.H. Taylor Warehouse C
Serve it neat in a proper whiskey glass; a release this rare deserves slow, undiluted attention.
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What is the 'Tornado Surviving' story?
This bourbon comes from barrels in Buffalo Trace's Warehouse C that survived a 2006 tornado which damaged the structure, making it a rare, one-time release.
Who was Colonel E.H. Taylor?
Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., a pioneering figure in bourbon history whom this Buffalo Trace line is named for.
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