E. H. Taylor Archives

E. H. Taylor Cured Oak and the $1,100 Question: Is Any Bourbon Worth Paying 10 Times MSRP?

by Don Williams | Jul 10, 2026 | Bourbon basics, Bourbon Information, Bourbon review, Kentucky Bourbon Trail, Unique Bottles

When I reviewed E. H. Taylor Cured Oak Bourbon recently, I expected the conversation to focus on the whiskey itself. Instead, nearly every follow-up discussion drifted toward one number. Eleven hundred dollars. The suggested retail price is around $80, yet bottles...

Old Fashioned Copper

by Don Williams | Dec 28, 2021 | Bourbon history, Bourbon review, Bourbon Tasting

Twelve Epic Bourbon Days of Christmas. Day Four is Old Fashioned Copper This beautifully presented bottle of Old Fashioned Copper is a combination of exquisite packaging, incredible bourbon, and one of only 1500 bottles created. This whiskey in this bottle was...

OFC Bourbon is Very Rare

by Don Williams | Apr 16, 2021 | Bourbon News, Bourbon review, Unique Bottles

OFC Bourbon is very rare and has a great story. The bourbon is named after a historic distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky. The OFC Distillery was born in 1870 founded by the famous E.H. Taylor Jr. The OFC stands for Old Fashioned Copper. Historic Buffalo Trace This...