Rock Hill Farms Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Rock Hill Farms Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Rock Hill Farms Bourbon is another of Buffalo Trace's fine single barrel bourbons, sharing a mash bill with Blanton's, Elmer T. Lee, Ancient Age, and Hancock's Reserve. Harrison Blanton developed the legendary Buffalo Trace distillery in 1812. It was bought in 1870 by the renowned Edmund Haynes Taylor Jr., who named it OFC (Old Fashioned Copper) and made significant advances in its modernization. In fact, he spent so much money that he declared bankruptcy after just seven years. Then, George T. Stagg intervened to save it and purchased it in 1878 it. He managed the distillery until he retired in the 1890s, and in 1904 it was given a new name in his honor. After surviving Prohibition, it was acquired by the Schenley firm in 1933. For the next 50 years, it was managed as a part of their wide portfolio before being sold to Japan's Age International.  The new Japanese owners only focused on its brands and soon sold the distillery to