Eagle Rare 17 Year Antique Collection Bourbon – 750ml
$750.00
Buy Eagle Rare 17 Year 750ml directly from our verified allocation before this year’s release sells out. Drawn from Buffalo Trace’s Antique Collection, this 90-proof bourbon has spent seventeen years developing dense dried-fruit, leather, and oak notes rarely found outside single-barrel picks. Annual quantities are strict and regional allotments vanish within hours of release. Add it to your cart now — availability at this price won’t last.
Description
Eagle Rare 17 Year Antique Collection Bourbon – 750ml
TASTING PROFILE
Buy Eagle Rare 17 Year 750ml through this listing and you’re securing one of five annual releases in Buffalo Trace’s Antique Collection — a batch defined as much by scarcity as by flavor, since only a small pool of barrels survives 17 years without tipping into excess oak.
The Profile
- Producer: Buffalo Trace Distillery
- Region: Frankfort, Kentucky, USA
- Spirit Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Antique Collection, Single Release)
- Proof/ABV: 90 Proof (45% ABV)
- Age Statement: 17 Years
- Mash Bill: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 (low-rye)
Sensory Tasting Notes
The Nose
Dark caramel and dried fig lead, with layered leather, tobacco leaf, and a deep, resinous oak note built up over 17 years in the barrel.
The Palate
Rich and dense, carrying dark stone fruit, molasses, and a pronounced charred-oak tannin structure balanced by underlying vanilla and toffee sweetness.
The Finish
Long and dry, closing on old leather, dark chocolate, and persistent oak spice that holds well past the pour.
The Heritage
Buffalo Trace launched the Antique Collection in 2000 to showcase barrels that had aged past the point most bourbons can handle without becoming overly tannic, and Eagle Rare 17 Year has become the collection’s most consistently sought entry due to its rarity relative to the standard Eagle Rare line. Because release quantities are dictated entirely by how many barrels from that specific vintage survive to 17 years in drinkable condition, supply varies year to year and secondary-market pricing routinely runs several multiples above retail.
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