O.F.C. Distillery

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O.F.C. Distillery was the historic 19th-century Kentucky whiskey distillery that evolved into what is now known as Buffalo Trace Distillery.

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O.F.C. Distillery canonical 2
Old Fire Copper (O.F.C.) Distillery 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
whiskey distillery
architecturalStyle industrial 19th-century distillery architecture
country United States
foundedBy E. H. Taylor Jr.
hasHistoricalPeriod 19th century
post–American Civil War era
hasPart aging warehouses
brick rackhouses
distillation facilities
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark District (as part of Buffalo Trace Distillery site)
heritageStatus preserved within Buffalo Trace Distillery complex
historicRole predecessor of Buffalo Trace Distillery
inception 1870
industry bourbon whiskey
whiskey
knownFor contribution to development of Kentucky bourbon industry
early use of modern distilling equipment
locatedIn Frankfort, Kentucky
Kentucky
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Franklin County, Kentucky
locatedInRegion Bluegrass region of Kentucky
locatedOn Kentucky River
namedAfter Old Fire Copper (O.F.C.)
notableProduct O.F.C. bourbon whiskey
ownedBy E. H. Taylor Jr.
partOf Kentucky bourbon trail history
history of Buffalo Trace Distillery
successor Buffalo Trace Distillery

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Buffalo Trace Distillery hasPreviousName O.F.C. Distillery
O.F.C. Vintage Bourbon namedAfter O.F.C. Distillery
Colonel E. H. Taylor Jr. notableWork Old Fire Copper (O.F.C.) Distillery
linked to: O.F.C. Distillery