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Named after the New Orleans bartender who first used rye whiskey in the Sazerac Cocktail, this uncut and unfiltered Straight Rye Whiskey is bottled directly from the barrel, just as it was over a century ago. Full of rich flavors, this authentic American rye whiskey is a symbol of the timeless history of New Orleans and the legacy of Thomas H. Handy.
Note: The actual year might differ from the bottle shown in the picture. If you want to request a specific year please contact us.
This extremely hearty whiskey ages in new charred oak barrels for no less than 15 years. Straight out of the barrel, uncut and unfiltered, the taste is powerful, flavorful and intense. Lush toffee sweetness and dark chocolate with hints of vanilla, fudge, nougat and molasses. Underlying notes of dates, tobacco, dark berries, spearmint and a hint of coffee round out the palate.
Note: The actual year might differ from the bottle shown in the picture. If you want to request a specific year please contact us.
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Eagle Rare 17 - Spring 2014
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Eagle Rare 17 - Spring 2014
Spring 2014
This rare bourbon ages in oak barrels for nearly two decades and is only available in small quantities once a year, every fall. Sip this polished, well-aged whiskey to appreciate why patience is such a virtue. The fragrant aroma has almost a wine-like character with hints of almond, cigar boxes and cinnamon. The delicate and dry mid-palate tastes of leather, vanilla and tobacco. This bourbon lingers, finishing with hint of leather and toffee.
One of the last years of Sazerac18 coming from tanked older whiskey!
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection
Sazerac 18
Vintage: Spring 2015
Proof: 90
The complete Buffalo Trace Antique Collection (no specific years can be requested or guaranteed)
1 Bottle each:
- William Larue Weller
- Eagle Rare 17 year
- Sazerac Rye 18 year
- George T Stagg
- Thomas H Handy
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Eagle Rare 17 Years Old Bourbon
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Eagle Rare 17 Years Old Bourbon
This rare bourbon ages in oak barrels for nearly two decades and is only available in small quantities once a year, every fall. Sip this polished, well-aged whiskey to appreciate why patience is such a virtue. The fragrant aroma has almost a wine-like character with hints of almond, cigar boxes and cinnamon. The delicate and dry mid-palate tastes of leather, vanilla and tobacco. This bourbon lingers, finishing with hint of leather and toffee.
Note: The actual year might differ from the bottle shown in the picture. If you want to request a specific year please contact us.
1 Bottle from each of the bottles as part of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection:
Eagle Rare 17 year
Sazerac rye 18 year
Thomas H Handy
George T Stagg
William Larue Weller
E.H. Taylor
Uncut and unfiltered, this hand-bottled bourbon is barrel proof. Weller substitutes wheat for the traditional rye grain, a production method pioneered by W.L. Weller. Fragrant scents of caramel corn, new leather, plums, light toffee and pipe tobacco. The palate tastes of marshmallow, salted almonds, nougat, figs and dates. This whiskey finishes smooth, composed and flavorfully sweet.
Note: The actual year might differ from the bottle shown in the picture. If you want to request a specific year, please contact us.
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection George T. Stagg - 2014 (138.1 Proof)
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection George T. Stagg - 2014 (138.1 Proof)
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection
George T. Stagg
Vintage: 2014
Proof: 138.1
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Thomas H. Handy - 2015 (126.9 Proof)
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Thomas H. Handy - 2015 (126.9 Proof)
Buffalo Trace Antique Collection
Thomas H. Handy
Vintage: 2015
Proof: 126.9
The famed Sazerac Coffee House was founded in 1850 on Exchange Alley in New Orleans, Louisiana and soon gained fame as the home of “America’s First Cocktail” known as the Sazerac. Using rye whiskey in place of the French brandy, a dash of Peychaud Bitters, and Herbsaint, what eventually became the official cocktail of New Orleans was created. This straight rye has a mellow spice and dry sweetness that dances on the tongue, giving pure delight that is worthy of the Sazerac name.
Note: The actual year might differ from the bottle shown in the picture. If you want to request a specific year please contact us.
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