Sazerac Barrel Select Drawing Offers Chance to Pick a Stagg, E.H. Taylor or Weller Barrel

Sazerac Barrel Select

Win the Chance to Choose Your Own Buffalo Trace Barrel

The August 3 Sazerac Barrel Select drawing could unlock a private distillery experience, a guided barrel tasting and the opportunity to choose a barrel that is entirely your own.

For bourbon fans, few experiences compare to selecting a personal barrel at Buffalo Trace Distillery. Sazerac Barrel Select gives members the chance to do exactly that, with private barrel opportunities from Sazerac distilleries around the world.

The next Sazerac Barrel Select drawing will take place on August 3 and the featured Buffalo Trace brands include Stagg, Weller, and E.H. Taylor, Jr..

Being selected is more than an opportunity to purchase bottles. It is a chance to step inside the barrel selection process, taste bourbon directly from multiple barrels and choose the one that best matches your palate.

Your Account Number Is What Gets Drawn

Sazerac Barrel Select drawings are based on members’ SBS account numbers. To be eligible for the August 3 drawing, log in to your account and make sure each brand you would be prepared to select is marked “Ready to Purchase.”

Only choose brands you are genuinely ready to purchase if your account number is selected.

What Happens If Your Number Is Selected?

1

Visit the Distillery

Your barrel pick begins with an exclusive, private and personalized tour of Buffalo Trace Distillery.

2

Taste Several Barrels

You will join distillery experts in the tasting room and sample bourbon from three to four different barrels.

3

Select Your Favorite

After comparing each barrel, you will choose the one that stands out as your personal favorite.

Every barrel has its own flavor profile, yield and personality. That means the bottles from your selection reflect the exact barrel you tasted and chose during the experience. Your journey truly can be as one-of-a-kind as your barrel.

Buffalo Trace Barrels Featured in the August 3 Drawing

Stagg bourbon bottle

Stagg

Estimated Price Per 750ml $61.99
Average Barrel Yield 125 Bottles
Estimated Barrel Price $7,748.75
Distillery Buffalo Trace
Minimum Age 8 Years
Proof Barrel Proof
Spirit Type Bourbon
Barrel Type American Oak

Rich, sweet chocolate and brown sugar flavors mingle with bold rye spiciness. The long finish carries hints of cherries, cloves and smokiness.

E.H. Taylor Jr. bourbon bottle

E.H. Taylor, Jr.

Estimated Price Per 750ml $71.99
Average Barrel Yield 186 Bottles
Estimated Barrel Price $13,390.14
Distillery Buffalo Trace
Minimum Age 9 Years
Proof 100
Spirit Type Bourbon
Barrel Type American Oak

Lightly toasted oak leads into dried figs and butterscotch. Sweetness is balanced with tobacco and dark spices before a finish that invites another sip.

W.L. Weller Full Proof bourbon bottle

W.L. Weller Full Proof

Estimated Price Per 750ml $66.99
Average Barrel Yield 175 Bottles
Estimated Barrel Price $11,723.25
Distillery Buffalo Trace
Minimum Age 6 Years
Proof 114
Spirit Type Bourbon
Barrel Type American Oak

Vanilla, dark cherries and caramel lead the aroma. The palate balances caramel with toasted oak before a long finish of crème brûlée and chocolate.

W.L. Weller Antique 107 bourbon bottle

W.L. Weller Antique 107

Estimated Price Per 750ml $60.99
Average Barrel Yield 192 Bottles
Estimated Barrel Price $11,710.08
Distillery Buffalo Trace
Minimum Age 6 Years
Proof 107
Spirit Type Bourbon
Barrel Type American Oak

Sweet floral notes pair with vanilla before opening into fruit, a strong vanilla undertone and sharp spice with a cinnamon finish.

A Note About Barrel Pricing

The bottle and barrel prices shown above are estimates. Please note, the price you will pay per bottle is agreed between you and your selected retailer.

Make Sure You Are Ready Before August 3

Log in to your Sazerac Barrel Select account, review your brand preferences and mark the barrels you are prepared to purchase as “Ready to Purchase.” Then watch for your SBS account number when the drawing takes place.

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