Blanton’s is one of the most sought-after bourbons on the market. It was the first single barrel bourbon to make it big, and has become a staple in many whiskey drinkers’ collections.

This limited edition of Blanton’s is aged two years longer than the standard Gold variety and bottled at a higher proof. It is distinguished by its dark red wax and comes in a shiny gold box.

Aged for a minimum of 8 years

Blanton's Gold Edition is a unique and complex whiskey that has received numerous awards and accolades from reputable organizations. It is distilled from a proprietary sour mash of corn, malted barley, and rye, which adds more spice to the bourbon than the traditional variety. It is bottled at a higher ABV than the standard Blanton's Gold, and it is aged for a minimum of 8 years.

This unique American whiskey is a must-try for whiskey aficionados. It has an incredibly rich and complex flavor profile, containing dark chocolate, roasted pecan, orange zest, and tobacco notes. The additional aging process in Takara red wine casks gives it an exceptional smoothness and distinctive character that sets it apart from other bourbons.

The nose opens spicy with nutmeg and tobacco notes, while the palate has profound dry vanilla and honey flavors with a hint of charred oak and spice. It finishes medium with a return of corn and nutmeg. For more details please visit jack daniel's 12 year for sale

Matured in American White Oak casks

Blanton's is a single barrel bourbon whiskey produced by the Buffalo Trace Distillery. It was introduced in 1984 and named after Colonel Albert Bacon Blanton, President of the George T. Stagg Bourbon Distillery from 1921 to 1952. Blanton was famous for safeguarding the distillery's aging Whiskey during Prohibition, helping it survive when many others failed.

The horse and jockey stoppers atop the bottles are a nod to Kentucky's rich heritage of horse racing, which parallels that of bourbon. The stoppers display different positions of a race, from standing at the starting gate to crossing the finish line in victory.

This special edition of the bourbon is aged in the same section of Warehouse H where Blanton's Private Reserve was aged over 50 years ago. The result is a powerful yet complex Whiskey with hints of rye and deep dry vanilla notes. It is a true Bourbon masterpiece that can be enjoyed on the rocks or neat.

Bottled at a higher ABV

If you’re looking for a bourbon with an extra kick, try Blanton’s Gold Edition. It’s a single barrel bourbon that’s bottled at a higher proof, and it’s a great addition to your whiskey collection. This rare bourbon is aged in warehouse H at the Buffalo Trace Distillery, and it’s very limited in both quantity and availability.

The bourbon itself is delicious and has a nice smooth finish. The aroma is reminiscent of fresh fruit and honey caramel, and the bourbon has a viscous and buttery palate. It also has a medium-length finish and a bit of spice.

Another difference between the normal version of Blanton’s and this edition is that the Gold Edition has a different wax seal. The regular bottle has brownish/black wax, while the Takara Gold has red/maroon wax. The other difference is the backstory on the box – the Gold Edition has a more detailed distiller story than the normal version. It’s a great way to learn more about the process that goes into making bourbon.

Made with Mash Bill #2

This bourbon is made with Mash Bill #2, which contains a lower percentage of rye than the BT standard. It also has a higher proportion of wheat, which creates a sweeter, richer flavor profile and is favored by many bourbon enthusiasts. This makes the bourbon very distinctive, and it has become popular among fans of BT’s higher-rye single barrels.

This single-barrel bourbon is bottled at a higher ABV and is available in a limited edition gold box. It has a rye content of between 12 and 15 percent and is distilled in Warehouse H. Its flavor profile is complex and rich, with notes of citrus, black licorice, and white pepper.

Unfortunately, despite being widely available in the US, this bourbon is hard to find at MSRP. The only way to purchase it is by winning the package store lottery or paying a premium on the secondary market. Sadly, the same is true for other bourbons made with this mash bill, including Rock Hill Farm and Hancock Reserve.