
E.H. Taylor Four Grain
Four Grain uses corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley in a single mash bill — unusual for a bourbon, which typically uses only three grains — part of Buffalo Trace's highly allocated Colonel E.H. Taylor bottled-in-bond series.
Organoleptic Tasting Profile
Nose: Toasted grain, honey, dried fruit.
Palate: Complex spice, caramel, malt sweetness.
Finish: Long, layered, warm.
Complementary Spirits Allocations
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