Bottled in Bond

Colonel E.H. Taylor Collection

Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. bourbons are bottled-in-bond Kentucky straight bourbons made at Buffalo Trace Distillery and named for Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor, Jr., who fought for the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. E.H. Taylor Small Batch is 100 proof from Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1.Honor the legacy of one of bourbon’s founding fathers with our Colonel E.H. Taylor Collection. Named after Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., a pioneer of the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897, this collection showcases some of the finest small-batch and single-barrel bourbons ever crafted at Buffalo Trace Distillery. From the bold Single Barrel and perfectly balanced Small Batch to rare releases like Four Grain and Warehouse C Tornado Surviving, each bottle embodies Taylor’s commitment to quality, tradition, and innovation. Bottled in Bond at 100 proof, every expression in the collection carries his enduring stamp of excellence. Ideal for collectors, connoisseurs, and bourbon lovers alike, the Colonel E.H. Taylor Collection represents a living piece of whiskey history—rich in character, authenticity, and craftsmanship. E.H. Taylor FAQ What does bottled in bond mean? Under U.S. regulations (27 CFR 5.88), bottled-in-bond spirits are the product of one distiller at one distillery in one distilling season, aged at least four years in a bonded warehouse and bottled at 100 proof. What is E.H. Taylor Cured Oak? E.H. Taylor Cured Oak was aged in barrels made with staves cured for 13 months, more than twice as long as typical staves, and aged in Warehouse C, built by Colonel Taylor in 1885. It is bottled in bond at 100 proof. What is E.H. Taylor Four Grain? E.H. Taylor Four Grain is a bottled-in-bond bourbon made from four grains: corn, rye, wheat and malted barley, bottled at 100 proof. Who makes E.H. Taylor bourbon? Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. bourbons are made at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.