Original: $98.98
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$29.69The Story
- Historic Distillery: Produced at one of America's oldest continuously operating distilleries, Buffalo Trace.
- Robust Size: The 1.75L bottle is perfect for gatherings or for stocking up your home bar.
Benefits:
- Versatile Enjoyment: Ideal for both sipping and mixing, offering flexibility for any drinking occasion.
- Rich Heritage: Carries the legacy of over 200 years of bourbon craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes:
- Aroma: Complex with notes of vanilla, mint, and molasses.
- Taste: Sweet with hints of brown sugar and spice that give way to oak and leather.
- Finish: Long and dry, with a depth of flavors that continue to evolve in the glass.
Buffalo Trace Bourbon Kentucky 1.75L is more than just a bourbon; it's a testament to the enduring history of American spirits. Perfect for the bourbon enthusiast or anyone looking to savor a piece of Kentucky heritage. This bourbon promises a full-bodied experience that enriches any occasion, making it a valuable addition to any spirits collection.
Description
- Historic Distillery: Produced at one of America's oldest continuously operating distilleries, Buffalo Trace.
- Robust Size: The 1.75L bottle is perfect for gatherings or for stocking up your home bar.
Benefits:
- Versatile Enjoyment: Ideal for both sipping and mixing, offering flexibility for any drinking occasion.
- Rich Heritage: Carries the legacy of over 200 years of bourbon craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes:
- Aroma: Complex with notes of vanilla, mint, and molasses.
- Taste: Sweet with hints of brown sugar and spice that give way to oak and leather.
- Finish: Long and dry, with a depth of flavors that continue to evolve in the glass.
Buffalo Trace Bourbon Kentucky 1.75L is more than just a bourbon; it's a testament to the enduring history of American spirits. Perfect for the bourbon enthusiast or anyone looking to savor a piece of Kentucky heritage. This bourbon promises a full-bodied experience that enriches any occasion, making it a valuable addition to any spirits collection.
