Blanton’s vs E.H. Taylor: What’s the Difference?
Blanton’s Original is 93-proof Mash Bill #2 single barrel official. E.H. Taylor Small Batch is 100-proof Mash Bill #1 straight bourbon official — 100 ≠ BiB. Allocated. No street.
Blanton’s Original is 93-proof Mash Bill #2 single barrel official. E.H. Taylor Small Batch is 100-proof Mash Bill #1 straight bourbon official — 100 ≠ BiB. Allocated. No street.
Official Small Batch is 100-proof straight, Mash Bill #1. Official Single Barrel profile says straight; body says BiB — FLAG. 100 ≠ BiB. No street.
Basil Hayden is 80 proof / 40% ABV (Beam). Angel’s Envy port-finish flagship is typically 86.6 proof / 43.3% ABV (Bacardi). Different companies. No invented winner.
No official raspberry-vodka mixer. Smirnoff Raspberry official 30% Alc/Vol. Not the 40% vodka class.
No official peppermint-vodka mixer. Smirnoff Peppermint Twist official 30% Alc/Vol. Not the 40% vodka class.
Buffalo Trace Distillery bottles many Sazerac brands. Flagship is 90-proof Mash Bill #1. Do not invent mash % or MSRPs. Allocated SKUs noted.
Eagle Rare 10 is 90-proof Mash Bill #1 with a 10-year statement. Weller Special Reserve is 90-proof wheated. Same Frankfort campus. Allocated. No mash % or fake prices.
Angel’s Envy flagship is Kentucky straight bourbon finished in port wine barrels. Homepage names the finish, not ABV. 86.6 proof is Bacardi/trade — FLAG. Not a ranking.
Both are Buffalo Trace bourbons. Eagle Rare 10 is 90 proof with a 10-year statement. E.H. Taylor Small Batch is sold as bottled-in-bond. Allocated. Not a score.
No official Captain Morgan mixer. Official Original Spiced 35% Alc/Vol. Not the 40% rum type. Cola/pineapple 0%. No ranking.