Description
On April 2, 2006, a storm with tornado strength winds ripped through Kentucky, tearing apart two of Buffalo Trace’s warehouses. The Warehouse sustained significant damage to its roof and north brick wall, exposing a group of aging bourbon barrels to the Central Kentucky climate during the summer. In 2011, the whiskey from the top two rows of Warehouse C were bottled as a special release with an unusual name: Warehouse C Tornado Surviving Bourbon. The whiskey inside is a rye-heavy mash. The barrels were aged between 9 years, 8 months and 11 years, 11 months. The Bourbon was bottled in bond at 100 proof.Collection;
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Amaranth Grains of the Gods
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Barrel Proof (Batch 9)
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Cured Oak
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Four Grain
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Old Fashioned Sour Mash
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Seasoned Wood
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | 18yr Marriage
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Single Barrel
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Small Batch
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Straight Rye
- Colonel E.H. Taylor | Warehouse C Tornado Survivor
The Colonel E.H. Taylor Story
