Buffalo Trace Full Antique Collection Bourbon Whiskey 750 ml

The Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Full Set in 750 mL bottles is one of the most sought-after annual releases in the world of American whiskey. This rare bundle includes all five flagship expressions from the iconic Antique Collection, each celebrated for its distinctive mash bill, aging, and proof. Collectors and connoisseurs prize this set for its complexity, depth, and the prestige of owning the complete lineup from Buffalo Trace’s finest barrels.

Included in the Set (750 mL each):

1. George T. Stagg – Uncut and unfiltered, this high-proof bourbon delivers intense richness, deep oak, and bold dark fruit.

2. William Larue Weller – A barrel-proof wheated bourbon offering notes of vanilla, caramel, and baking spice with remarkable smoothness.

3. Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye – A barrel-proof straight rye whiskey with explosive spice, citrus peel, and herbal complexity.

4. Eagle Rare 17 Year Old – Aged to near perfection, this refined bourbon showcases balance, oak elegance, and a soft, mature sweetness.

5. Sazerac Rye 18 Year Old – A long-aged straight rye whiskey with layers of leather, tobacco, dark fruit, and subtle spice.

Tasting Overview:

• Mash Bills: Varies — includes both rye and wheated bourbon recipes

• ABV: Ranges from ~45% to 65% depending on release and expression

• Aging: From 6 to over 18 years

• Bottle Size: 750 mL each

Ideal For:
Perfect for collectors, aficionados, and luxury gifting. This set is best enjoyed in a curated tasting experience using a Glencairn glass to appreciate the individual character of each expression. Available now at Whiskey Caviar.

FAQ:

1. Is this set released every year?
   Yes, but in extremely limited quantities. Each release features single-year batches selected for peak character.

2. Are all bottles barrel proof?
   Three of the five (George T. Stagg, William Larue Weller, and Thomas H. Handy) are uncut and unfiltered barrel-proof releases.

3. Should I open or collect the set?
   It’s ideal for both—savvy collectors value its rarity, while serious bourbon lovers can savor one of the best vertical tasting opportunities in American whiskey.