Brief facts: No age statement but estimates range from 8-10 years; 50% ABV (100 proof); distilled and bottled by Buffalo Trace, Frankfort, KY (Mash Bill #2); short supply, but available.
Rock Hill Farms 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. It's named for a stretch of farmland along the Kentucky River.
The nose shows corn, spice and sweets, including honey and baked goods. Wrapped in aged oak-- spicy, rich and decadent. In the mouth, sweet caramel and honey rest on the tip of the tongue; ripe pears and fruits mingle on the middle of the tasting, while the back of the tongue gets a brown sugar, maple syrup and black pepper sensation. Medium-to-long finish with caramel and vanilla, more oak, tannins.
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