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Blanton's Black Edition Bourbon Blooper Bottle - Broken Wax Seal (SEE DESCRIPTION)

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Management number 248571784 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price $70.00 Model Number 248571784
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THESE BOTTLES COME WITH A BROKEN WAX SEAL!!

BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK!! ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS!

These Bottles could potentially leak in transit. WOODEN CORK PROTECTION DOES NOT COVER ANY DAMAGE OR LEAKAGE IN TRANSIT. NO RETURNS OR REPLACEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. 

THEY HAVE NOT BEEN OPENED. WAX DAMAGE OCCURS IN TRANSIT. 
**images for depiction only each bottle defect & degree of damage may vary**


Created for exceptional smoothness and a clean finish, this bourbon is made with a sour mash of corn, rye and malted barley before maturing in American White Oak casks. The nose is powerful and dry with honey, rye, dried fruits, vanilla and chocolate. The palate is full and rich with sharp apricot notes alongside butter, pepper, honey and oak. The finish is long with toffee apples developing to pecan and caramel.

Produced exclusively for the Japanese export market at 80 proof, Blanton's Black Label is one of the rarest bourbon whiskeys in the world. Remarkably similar to the green-labeled Special Reserve, the main difference is an 8-year minimum aged barrel selection process (as opposed to the standard 6), which produces a more complex, robust, and refined whiskey tasting experience. Like the Takara Red edition, the Black Label is a statement piece for any serious bourbon collector and a must-try for any keen Blanton's enthusiast.

Crafted for the Japanese market, this Blanton's expression is made with Buffalo Trace high-rye mash #2. Aged 8 years in new charred American oak, it's bottled at 80 proof.



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