Elmer T. Lee 'Commemorative Bottle' Single Barrel Bourbon Private Seller Stock 000 fishermen who inhabited the
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Description
000 fishermen who inhabited the town drank approximately 500 gallons of whisky each day at one of Wick's 81 bars
Full bodied and sumptuous
2001 International Wine & Spirits Competition: Gold Medal
light oak and berries
freshly-cut citrus peels
Elmer T. Lee 'Commemorative Bottle' Single Barrel Bourbon Private Seller Stock 000 fishermen who inhabited theContent provided by Buffalo Trace In 1949, a slight young man fresh out of college with an engineering degree came to work at Buffalo Trace Distillery (then known as the George T. Stagg Distillery). That man was Elmer T. Lee, and little did anyone know, he would become a legend in the Bourbon industry a Master Distiller, creating the worlds first single barrel Bourbon in 1984 and revitalizing the Bourbon industry. After 36 years of service to Buffalo