Eagle Rare 17 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey 2007

Uncut. Unfiltered. 17 years. Eagle Rare 17 Year 2007 — nearly two decades from its original BTAC fall allocation, one of the oldest Eagle Rare 17 Year vintages available through any specialty retailer.

The BTAC Eagle Rare 17 Year program produces one of the most age-forward standard bourbons in American whiskey — nearly two decades of Kentucky maturation, uncut and unfiltered. The 2007 vintage is from the BTAC's seventh year of operation, now itself approaching two decades from distribution. The combination of the expression's 17-year age statement plus nearly 17-18 additional years of bottle age since release makes this one of the most historically significant Eagle Rare expressions available.

Specs

• Distillery: Buffalo Trace, Frankfort, Kentucky
• Age: 17 years
• Bottling: Uncut, unfiltered
• Release: 2007 BTAC Annual Release
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is properly stored bottled bourbon affected by additional age after bottling? Spirits in sealed glass bottles do not undergo the same transformation as barrel-aged whiskey — the aging process essentially stops at bottling. Properly stored (cool, dark, upright), bottled bourbon maintains its bottled character essentially indefinitely. The 2007 is bottled at its 2007 character.
• Is the 2007 Eagle Rare 17 Year still available? Yes — one bottle, nearly two decades from primary distribution.