Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #2

This package features all five brands from the "high-rye" mash bill distilled at Buffalo Trace. Some exceptional and hard to find bottles can all be on your bar! Estimated Value = $750

Elaboration:
Rye Content:
While referred to as "high-rye," the actual rye content in Mash Bill #2 is less than what's generally considered a high-rye bourbon (typically 20% or more).
Other Ingredients:
The mash bill also includes corn (likely around 85-87.5%) and malted barley (around 3.5%).

Products:
The most well-known products using Mash Bill #2 include:

• Blanton's Single Barrel
• Elmer T. Lee
• Ancient Age
• Hancock Reserve
• Rock Hill Farms

Flavor Profile:
The higher rye content in Mash Bill #2 contributes to a slightly spicier flavor profile compared to Mash Bill #1, according to Whisky Advocate

For tasting notes and more information click each listed bottle above.

All proceeds benefits the Pitt Academy Financial Aid Fund.

TERMS OF PARTICIPATION

• Raffle is open to persons 21 years of age and older.
• Only 250 tickets will be sold.
• Drawing for a single winner will be held on May 12th at Pitt Academy's Birdies & Bourbons Event.
• Need not be present to win.
• The winner will be notified by telephone and email if not present at the event.
• Pitt Academy will NOT ship the items.
• The winner, or a person they designate (in writing) at least 21 years of age, may collect the package at Pitt Academy (7515 Westport Road, Louisville, KY 40222).
• A valid driver's license or other government-issued identification will be required, and Pitt Academy reserves the right to make a photocopy of the ID and take a photograph of the person collecting the bottle for security purposes.
• All ticket sales are final.
• Void where prohibited.

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