• First Dump Date 8/30/1984

• First released in the USA, Japan received single barrel starting in 1985

• Neck labels said "Blanton" with no "s" prior to 1994

• Gold wax used until 1994 before changing to dark brown

• 375ml size began as early as 1991

• 50ml mini bottle currently available in 6 states (AL, IA, KY, OR, PA, TX)

• Aged a minimum of 6 years​

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• 50ml bottle discontinued and exceptionally rare

• 700ml is most common

• 750ml is found in Canada and a few other select markets​

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• ​750 ml USA limited release began in Fall 2020 and includes a unique leather bag

• Barrel proof varies from low 120's to mid 130's on average

• Highest proof bottle confirmed by Buffalo Trace at 141.9 proof

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• 700ml most common.  750ml confirmed in Japan.

• Sold primarily in duty-free shops. Wide distribution in Spain confirmed.

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• Japan was the first market to receive Gold in 1992

• 750 ml USA annual limited release began summer 2020

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• Exclusive to the Japanese market

• Aged around 2 years longer than standard Gold

• Dark red wax is the quick way to distinguish this from standard Gold

• Includes a shiny gold box and red velvet bag

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• Exclusive for the Japanese market

• Aged around 2 years longer than Special Reserve (Green)

• 50ml bottle was Japan only and has been discontinued

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• Exclusive for the Japanese market

• 50 ml mini bottle first released in the early 1990s

• Aged around 2 years longer than standard Single Barrel

• Early bottles from late 1990 through mid-1991 are difficult to distinguish from Original Single Barrel Blanton's. In mid-1991 the distinctive neck label with Japanese writing saying "whiskey" was added.​

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• Discontinued

• South Korean only export that came in 2 sizes, 500ml and 750ml

• 500ml size is one of only 3 known for that size.  The others are the South Korean Special reserve (cream label) shown below and Tezuka 100th 

• Buffalo Trace has a 750ml on display in the Blanton's Bottling Hall and a 500ml bottle in their archives (donated by Warehouse H)

• Discontinued

• South Korean only export that came in 2 sizes, 50ml and 500ml

• 500ml size is one of only 3 known for that size.  The others are the South Korean Special reserve (red label) shown above and Tezuka 100th

• 50ml bottle is exceptionally rare.  Possibly only packaged as part of gift set. 

• Discontinued

• No "Special Reserve" on neck label

• 46.5% crossed off and 40% stamped on label

• Several barrels confirmed but only 1 dump date known

• Buffalo Trace is unaware as to why this was made, possibly to test the market in Spain with an 80-proof release

• Discontinued

• Rare 92 proof bottle.  Several dump dates confirmed between 1991 and 1993

• 46% printed on the label confirms 92 proof

• Confirmed Japanese distribution, other markets unknown

• A 92 Proof mini bottle was also produced briefly

• Buffalo Trace has no records of why this was produced at 1 proof point below the standard 93 proof offering