by DrinkMoreBourbon | Apr 26, 2023 | Bourbon Reviews
Sazerac Rye has an unusually direct job description: it shares a name with one of New Orleans’s defining cocktails, and the producer puts it in the recipe. That makes the bottle easy to recognize, but the shared name can blur an important distinction between a...
by DrinkMoreBourbon | Apr 23, 2023 | Bourbon Reviews
The E.H. Taylor, Jr. Collection by Buffalo Trace Distillery is a premium line of bourbons that pays tribute to one of the most influential figures in American whiskey history, Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr. Known for his pioneering efforts in improving the quality...
by DrinkMoreBourbon | Apr 23, 2023 | Bourbon Reviews
Buffalo Trace’s Single Oak Project was not one bourbon. It was a set of 192 single-barrel bourbons built around a question: how much do the recipe, the barrel and the aging environment change the whiskey in the glass? The original bottles were released between 2011...
by DrinkMoreBourbon | Apr 16, 2023 | Bourbon Reviews
The Buffalo Trace Experimental Collection is not one bourbon with a changing label. It is a series of limited releases built around different production questions: What happens if oak staves season longer? What changes when a wheated bourbon enters the barrel at a...
by DrinkMoreBourbon | Apr 16, 2023 | Bourbon Reviews
O.F.C. Vintages is Buffalo Trace’s series of bourbon bottles marked with the year their whiskey was distilled. The dates reach back decades, but they are not interchangeable with age statements: a 1995 vintage tells you when distillation began the story, not when the...
