Rock Hill Farms Single Barrel Bourbon

4.00 out of 5 based on 5 customer ratings
/5 reviews/ in stock

$149.00

PRODUCT DETAILS

Bourbon /50% ABV / Kentucky, United States – 750.0 ml bottle

Extremely difficult to get hold of – but well worth the effort – Rock Hills Farm is a dazzling example of how real bourbon should be.

A bottle of Rock Hill Farms Single Barrel Bourbon. This was bottled from barrel number 59 in October 1993

Description

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 is named for a stretch of farmland along the Kentucky River. While nearly all of Buffalo Trace’s top-shelf premiums can be a little hard to find at the moment, this is not a limited release or particularly rare bourbon. It should be available in well-stocked liquor stores with some regularity.

Rock Hill Farms, like so many of Buffalo Trace’s bourbons, isn’t easy to find at MSRP. As is the case with many Buffalo Trace products, this usually sells for much more on shelves and even higher on the secondary market. However, it also seems to be talked about less than Elmer T. Lee and Blanton’s which in my personal experience seems to be due to its even more infrequent release than the rest of the Mashbill #2 bourbons. Put simply, it’s just not top of mind.

For its $109, it’s a great value. This is especially true in light of Blanton’s Gold’s $120 price tag. Sure the bourbons have their nuanced differences, but for half the price, you can’t beat the value in comparison. Rock Hill Farms delivers a great pour for the price and is well worth a pick up if you happen across it on shelves.

5 reviews for Rock Hill Farms Single Barrel Bourbon

  1. Catherine O’Leary

    Super tasy
    One of the best bourbons you will have, kinda hard to come by these days but super tasty

  2. Marilyn Callander

    Really nice
    I’ve seen mixed reviews on this bourbon, but I really love it. So creamy and smooth on the tongue; it really coats your mouth with so much goodness. The bottle is very pretty, and so is the liquid inside!

  3. nancy jules

    Way Too Expensive!
    if like me your into Woodford, Bulleit, Makers, Four Roses or even TinCup then this is not for you.
    It’s comes in a nice bottle but taste wise, we’ll just was not me and a bit on the expensive side for what you get!

  4. darren

    Underrated bourbon
    Comes in a beautiful decanter type bottle with horses running wild on it. The bourbon inside is very worthy of the lovely bottle. Full, awesome nose and body, wickedly smooth finish. After I had several glasses, I thought now that was some damn good bourbon. Extra bottle purchased and put away.

  5. carl rossi

    very good stuff
    i bought some of this last week.was out in the barn with a glass and a good cigar,if not heaven its really close

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