Buffalo Trace Weekend Lineup: Experimental, Single Oak, Walnut Hill, and Stagg

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Buffalo Trace Distillery is keeping bourbon fans on their toes once again with an exciting lineup of special releases rolling out across the weekend and into Monday. If you’re planning a visit, here’s what you can expect to see hit the shelves:

Friday: Buffalo Trace Experimental Collection
The week kicks off with one of the distillery’s most fascinating offerings — the Experimental Collection. These bottles showcase innovation and creativity, giving fans a rare taste of how different barrels, mash bills, and techniques shape bourbon’s flavor. Each release is limited, and collectors know these don’t linger long.

Saturday: Single Oak Project
On Saturday, the spotlight shifts to the legendary Single Oak Project. With its reputation as one of the most ambitious bourbon experiments ever undertaken, this bottle remains a coveted find. Each release highlights a single barrel, making every pour a unique part of Buffalo Trace’s long-running quest to perfect bourbon.

Sunday: Walnut Hill
Sunday brings Walnut Hill, a lesser-seen name but one that sparks curiosity among enthusiasts. This release offers something different for fans who want to branch out from the core lineup and taste a bourbon that carries its own distinct identity within the Buffalo Trace family.

Monday: Stagg
To close out the run, Monday offers none other than Stagg. Known for its bold proof and cult following, this powerhouse bourbon is always one of the most anticipated drops. It’s the perfect way to start the week for those lucky enough to land a bottle.

As always, terms apply: one bottle per guest, while supplies last.

With a lineup this strong, it’s clear Buffalo Trace is committed to keeping visitors guessing — and rewarding those who make the trip to the distillery. Whether you’re chasing the Experimental Collection’s one-off flavors, hoping to snag a piece of Single Oak history, or hunting the always-demanded Stagg, this weekend has something for every bourbon fan.