Stagg Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Batch 25D 129.2 Proof 750ml
Stagg Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Batch 25D is Buffalo Trace Distillery's barrel proof, batch release expression, bottled uncut and unfiltered straight from the barrel at a full 129.2 proof. Formerly released as Stagg Jr until its 2022 rebrand, Stagg carries the name of George T. Stagg, the 19th century figure behind one of Kentucky's most dominant distilleries, and remains one of the most sought after allocated bourbons on the market.
This release delivers caramelized sugar, oak char, dark cherry, and warm spice on the nose, with a rich palate of toffee, dark chocolate, brown sugar, and baking spice. The finish is long and warming, layered with oak, clove, and lingering barrel proof intensity. With no water added and no chill filtration, every batch of Stagg captures a distinct snapshot of Buffalo Trace's aging warehouses, making Batch 25D a strong addition for collectors who track releases by batch number.
Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass, with a few drops of water to open the aromatics and soften the heat.
Stagg Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Batch 25D is Buffalo Trace Distillery's barrel proof, batch release expression, bottled uncut and unfiltered straight from the barrel at a full 129.2 proof. Formerly released as Stagg Jr until its 2022 rebrand, Stagg carries the name of George T. Stagg, the 19th century figure behind one of Kentucky's most dominant distilleries, and remains one of the most sought after allocated bourbons on the market.
This release delivers caramelized sugar, oak char, dark cherry, and warm spice on the nose, with a rich palate of toffee, dark chocolate, brown sugar, and baking spice. The finish is long and warming, layered with oak, clove, and lingering barrel proof intensity. With no water added and no chill filtration, every batch of Stagg captures a distinct snapshot of Buffalo Trace's aging warehouses, making Batch 25D a strong addition for collectors who track releases by batch number.
Best enjoyed neat in a Glencairn glass, with a few drops of water to open the aromatics and soften the heat.
