Distilled from Buffalo Trace's low-rye Mash Bill No. 1 and bottled at 101 proof, it showcases extraordinary balance, complexity and depth after 17 years of aging. This masterful, polished bourbon ...

However, they have confirmed that the whiskey is made from Buffalo Trace’s low rye mash bill #1 and will be aged longer than E.H. Taylor Small Batch. Gear Patrol Buffalo Trace hasn’t revealed the ...

The new BTAC entry will be 100 proof, aged longer than the standard E.H. Taylor Small Batch, and built on Buffalo Trace’s low-rye mash bill, though final tasting notes and age details remain ...

These grains are used to create Sagamore's high-rye and low-rye whiskeys that are both ... is exemplified by Sagamore Spirit's triple distilled, two-mash-bill approach. Sagamore Spirit is ...

There's whiskey with relatively low amounts of rye in the mash bill, often somewhere just above the legally required 51 percent, and then there's whiskey with 95 percent rye grain and 5 percent ...

It’s a rye that relies on a relatively high corn component in its mash bill. Ultimately ... its whiskies into the barrel at a relatively low 103 proof point. Anything up to 125 is permissible ...

Bottom Line: Four Roses Bourbon is an affordable bourbon with a low ABV and a complex palate ... The distillery uses a bit more rye in its mash bills than others, so there is a nice spice ...

The expression is a blend of the brand's innovative triple distilled high rye and low rye mash bills. It then matures for four to six years, before being blended into small 20-barrel batches.

The ratios are not given, but it is stated that Mash Bill #1 is a “low-rye” mash bill with 10% or less of rye grain in the mix. We also know that this is a “sour mash” — all Buffalo ...