Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Bourbon Whiskey | 2024 Fall Release

Whiskey: Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Bourbon Whiskey | 2024 Fall Release 
Looking for the perfect whiskey gift? The 2024 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection is an ideal choice for celebrations, special occasions, or simply indulging in a luxurious pour. Its distinctive character and limited availability make it a prized addition to any whiskey lover’s collection.  
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Size: (5)*750ML
Origin: United States
Distillery: Buffalo Trace
Experience the unparalleled craftsmanship of the 2024 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, a standout offering for whiskey connoisseurs and collectors. This exceptional lineup embodies the rich heritage of Buffalo Trace Distillery, delivering a complex array of flavors and a smooth finish. Whether you’re new to fine whiskey or a seasoned enthusiast, this collection promises a tasting experience like no other.  
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Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Bourbon Whiskey | 2024 Fall Release Tasting Notes
Nose: Full-bodied aromas. Delightful and refreshing.
Palate: A rich, complex, and smooth taste.
Finish: Elegant long lasting aftertaste.
Distillery Information
A distillery was built in 1857 and was the first to use steam power. During the 1880s, the distillery boasted climate controlled warehouses and was also the first to ship the product down the Mississippi river. The distillery was one of but four that continued to run during US Prohibition, legally.