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E.H. Taylor Of. Small Batch bottled in Bond 1st and Only ----(amber)
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    E.H. Taylor Of. Small Batch bottled in Bond 1st and Only
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    About the producer

    Founded in 1792, the Buffalo Trace Distillery is located in Frankfort, in the state of Kentucky. Owned by the Sazerac group, it has been known under several names including George T. Stagg and Old Fire Copper (OFC), and is thought to be the oldest distillery in operation in the United States. It produces an eponymous brand of bourbon, Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, as well as numerous other brands including William Larue Weller, Thomas H. Handy, Georges T. Stagg and the famous Pappy Van Winkle.

    About the wine

    Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch is a bourbon produced at the Buffalo Trace distillery in Kentucky. Like most bottlings in the range, it is bottled at 50%.

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    Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

    Region: USA - Kentucky

    Producers and wineries: E.H. Taylor

    Colour: amber

    Appellation: E.H. Taylor

    Viticulture: conventional More information....

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    Auction history E.H. Taylor Of. Small Batch bottled in Bond 1st and Only ----
    09/06/202395
    09/12/2022165
    17/09/202194

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