Bourbon/E H Taylor E H Taylor Four Grain Straight Kentucky Whiskey 750ml

E H Taylor E H Taylor Four Grain Straight Kentucky Whiskey 750ml

Whisky · 100 Proof
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About this bottle

E.H. Taylor Four Grain is a Bottled-in-Bond straight bourbon from Buffalo Trace, built on a four-grain mash bill of corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley rather than the usual two secondary grains. Bottled at 100 proof and aged at least four years per Bottled-in-Bond rules, it carries a deep amber color with a nose of vanilla, caramel, and oak. The palate is full-bodied with toasted oak, caramel, and baking spice, closing on a long, warm finish. A pick for bourbon drinkers who want to taste what a less common grain bill adds to the usual bourbon profile.

How to drink E.H. Taylor Four Grain

Sip it neat first to catch what the extra grains bring to the mash bill, then add a rock or two if the 100 proof runs hot for your taste. It also holds up fine in an Old Fashioned if you want to stretch the bottle.

Specs

Whisky100 proof

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Questions about this bottle

What does 'Bottled-in-Bond' mean for this bourbon?

It's a legal designation requiring the whiskey be made at one distillery in one season, aged at least four years in a federally bonded warehouse, and bottled at exactly 100 proof.

What makes a four-grain bourbon different?

Most bourbons use two secondary grains alongside corn; this one adds both rye and wheat plus malted barley, giving it a broader spice-and-grain profile.

Who makes E.H. Taylor Four Grain?

Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, as part of the Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. line.

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