Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey

The name Buffalo Trace comes from the wild buffalo that led pioneers and explorers further south and west to new lands. These expeditions were called “traces,” and one called the Great Buffalo Trace crossed the Kentucky River at a spot just north of present-day Frankfort, Kentucky. Due to the area’s rich limestone, people began settling there in 1775 and growing crops. With grains, you have whiskey, and now one of the oldest distilling sites in America, Buffalo Trace Distillery.

Buffalo Trace Distillery now makes many different styles of Bourbon and Rye, including: Blanton’s Bourbon, Sazerac Rye, E.H. Taylor Bourbon, Weller Bourbon, and Eagle Rare Bourbon.