What Is Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon?
Bottled in bond is 27 CFR 5.88: one DSP, one season, at least four years, 100 proof. It is a class, not a tasting score.
Bottled in bond is 27 CFR 5.88: one DSP, one season, at least four years, 100 proof. It is a class, not a tasting score.
Official Buffalo Trace bourbon this run is Kentucky straight bourbon, 90 proof / 45%. Official gluten-free language unused — FLAG. TTB 2020-2, not a doctor.
Unopened bourbon does not spoil like beer. Opened bottles oxidize. TTB sets no expiration date; Jim Beam’s FAQ is a quality floor, not a spoilage clock.
Blanton’s Original Single Barrel is 93 proof / 46.5% ABV. Distilled at Buffalo Trace; Age International / Takara owns the brand. A 1.5 oz pour is 1.16 standard drinks.
A 15-year bourbon age statement means the youngest whiskey in the bottle is 15 years (TTB 27 CFR 5.74). Not a TTB class and not a 2026 ranking. Allocated bottles vary.
Knob Creek 9 Year bourbon prints Proof 100 on knobcreek.com. Rye 7 Year is also 100. Bourbon × Rye blend is 113. Not a ranking. 100 proof is not bottled-in-bond by itself.
No official Jameson mixer. Original and Black Barrel 40% Pernod nutrition this project. Not Scotch or bourbon. Ginger ale is 0%.
US rye whiskey is a TTB type: at least 51% rye, distilled at 160 proof or less, stored in charred new oak at 125 or less, bottled at 80 proof or more. Straight rye adds a two-year floor. Not a ranking.
Eagle Rare 10 Year is 90 proof / 45% ABV on the Buffalo Trace brand page. Mash Bill #1 straight bourbon. A 1.5 oz pour is 1.13 standard drinks. No invented MSRP.
Under $20 is the sticker that day, not a TTB class. Bourbon is ≥80 proof. Jim Beam White is 80. Evan Williams Black is typically 86 — FLAG. No 2022 ranking.