Comparing to EHT BP and SiB Nose of BTAC: sweet licorice, toast, subtle strawberry, vanilla and maple syrup. Amazing! Palette: sweet potato up front covered with maple syrup, baking spoces hit the mid palette, follwed by some subtle cherry and vanilla. A backbone of oak ties it all together buy does not over power. Long fruity finish. So well balanced. Compared to the BP: Nose: strong marshmallow, vanilla, graham cracker Palette: not as dimensional as the BTAC, more chicory forward, licorice, the back end is sweet, brown sugar, graham cracker, but muted baking spices, though cinnamon hiding. Chocolate coming through! Slight tannins in the long finish. SiB: nose sweet brown sugar and dark fruits. More of that graham cracker. Palette: strong cherry and mint, lighter body, very fruit forward. All taste so different! Magical
About this bottle
For the 25th anniversary of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, the distillery has introduced E.H. Taylor, Jr. Bottled in Bond Bourbon as the first new expression to the collection since Thomas H. Handy joined the portfolio in 2006. The release pays tribute to Taylor's pivotal role in passing the Bottled in Bond Act of 1897. For this Fall 2025 release, barrels distilled in spring 2010 and aged for 15 years and 4 months were chosen. Bottled at the required 100 proof (50% ABV), availability begins in October 2025 at select retailers nationwide for a suggested retail price of $149.99.
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