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After years of waiting, bourbon fans have one burning question: Will Buffalo Trace finally release Single Oak Project Bourbon in 2025? While the distillery hasn’t made an official announcement, all signs point to this being the year.

Why 2025?

When Buffalo Trace announced the winning bourbon from its Single Oak Project in 2015, it was clear that fans would have to wait. Crafting the perfect recreation of Barrel #80 meant sourcing the right oak, allowing the staves to season, and then aging the bourbon. With that timeline, 2025 marks the first realistic opportunity for a release.

In the original press release announcing the winning barrel, Buffalo Trace stated:

“Buffalo Trace Distillery is now making plans to start producing the winning formula from Barrel #80 for future batches of Single Oak Bourbon. Only one frustration remains—this can’t happen overnight. The oak must be harvested, staves dried for 12 months, and then the bourbon must be aged for eight years. Mark your calendars for the year 2025!”

But as any bourbon fan knows, Buffalo Trace doesn’t give away secrets easily. While there’s been no official confirmation of a 2025 release, the years of planning—and intense demand—make it seem more likely than not.

Could It Become a Regular Allocated Bottle?

If Single Oak Project Bourbon does return, could it join Buffalo Trace’s lineup of highly sought-after allocated bottles? The distillery already offers daily releases of Eagle Rare, Blanton’s, and E.H. Taylor Small Batch, and a reintroduction of Single Oak Project—even in limited quantities—would undoubtedly cause a frenzy.

Buffalo Trace has already re-released non-winning Single Oak Project barrels more than a dozen times in late 2024 and again in early 2025, selling a significant amount while deliberately holding back some inventory. This strategy keeps the bourbon fresh in collectors’ minds and hints that more Single Oak releases could be coming.

While there’s no guarantee that Single Oak Project will become a permanent offering, it was never designed to be a one-time experiment. The entire initiative was about refining bourbon-making for future releases. With a treasure trove of data on wood grain, entry proof, and barrel selection, Buffalo Trace could be setting the stage to make Single Oak Project a recurring part of its premium rotation.

What to Expect If It Drops

If Buffalo Trace stays true to the Barrel #80 formula, expect a rye bourbon aged in barrels made from the lower portion of the tree, with staves seasoned for 12 months, a #4 char, and an entry proof of 125. The original release was praised for its balance of spice, depth, and complexity—qualities the distillery will undoubtedly aim to replicate.

So, will 2025 finally bring the return of Single Oak Project Bourbon? We don’t have official confirmation yet—but based on everything we know, this year seems like the best bet.

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Welcome, Buffalo Trace fans! Dive into the incredible journey of the Single Oak Project, one of the most ambitious experiments in bourbon history. From the Ozarks of Missouri to your glass, discover how seven key variables were explored to craft the “Holy Grail” of bourbon. In this video, we break down every detail, including:

How top and bottom sections of trees influenced flavor.
The impact of woodgrain structure.
The role of barrel stave seasoning (6 months vs. 12 months).
Char levels and their flavor contributions.
The difference between rye and wheat mash bills.
Entry proof’s role in shaping boldness and smoothness.
How rickhouses and concrete warehouses affect aging.

Learn about Barrel #80, the public’s top pick, and get the inside scoop on what’s next for Buffalo Trace’s Single Oak Project.

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Get ready for an exciting deep dive into last week’s happenings at Buffalo Trace Distillery! We’re bringing you all the scoop on which coveted bottles vanished in record time and which stuck around for the lucky late arrivals. From the frenzy over Blanton’s Single Barrel to the steady popularity of Eagle Rare, we’ve got the pulse of the bourbon scene.

In this week’s video recap, we reveal the daily sellout times for some of Buffalo Trace’s most sought-after releases. How many times did Blanton’s drop? How quickly did Eagle Rare fly off the shelves? And what about any unexpected surprises that kept bourbon enthusiasts on their toes? Whether you love the thrill of the bourbon chase or simply want a comprehensive look at the week’s hottest releases, we’ve got everything covered.

Are you ready to step up your sneaker game while paying homage to your favorite bourbons? As a proud bourbon fan, I’ve discovered the perfect way to combine a love of spirits with a passion for style: designing custom Nike Dunks inspired by iconic labels like Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare.

Nike’s custom Dunk platform allows you to select colors and materials to craft a one-of-a-kind sneaker. Picture this: rich brown leathers reminiscent of oak barrels, deep reds echoing the hue of a fine bourbon pour, and gold accents that bring to mind the elegant bottle labels.

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Buffalo Trace-Inspired Dunks

For my Buffalo Trace-themed Dunks, I went with a deep brown leather base, inspired by the distillery’s historic brick warehouses and barrel-aged spirit. Creamy accents highlight the Buffalo Trace logo’s subtle colors, and splashes of warm amber give the shoe a classic yet standout look. These are kicks that make you think of sipping on a neat pour by the fire.

Eagle Rare-Inspired Dunks

Meanwhile, the Eagle Rare design stays sharp and sophisticated with a monochromatic palette. I chose a combination of sleek black, clean white, and shades of gray, reflecting the refined and bold character of this ten-year-old bourbon. The minimalistic color scheme keeps things classic yet striking, with elements that evoke the label’s timeless elegance.

Create Your Own Masterpiece

Run, don’t walk, to the Nike site and start designing your own pair of bourbon-inspired Dunks. Of course, these are just a couple of examples to get your creative juices flowing. With Nike’s customization tool, you can adjust every detail to create something even more spectacular. Whether you want to add more texture, incorporate unique patterns, or try a completely different color palette, the options are endless.

Don’t be afraid to put your personal twist on these designs. And if you do, I’d love to see the bourbon-themed Dunks you come up with—who knows, you might craft something that puts my versions to shame!

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A Quick Overview of the Single Oak Project

The Single Oak Project Bourbon is the result of Buffalo Trace Distillery’s ambitious experiment to uncover the perfect bourbon. Starting in 1999, the distillery selected 96 distinct oak trees, turning them into 192 unique barrels. The project meticulously controlled variables like wood grain, tree growth rate, and barrel stave seasoning to create bourbons that showcase the nuanced impact of these elements.

Each bottle is a testament to this exploration, and with the project winding down, demand is only increasing.

Single Oak Project Release Data

Let’s take a look at the release schedule so far in 2024:

• June 13, 2024 (Thursday)
• July 9, 2024 (Tuesday)
• August 5, 2024 (Monday)
• August 28, 2024 (Wednesday)
• September 10, 2024 (Monday)
• September 23, 2024 (Monday)
• October 7, 2024 (Monday)
• October 22, 2024 (Tuesday)
• November 6, 2024 (Wednesday)
• November 14, 2024 (Thursday) UPDATED ON 11/15/24
• November 25, 2025 (Monday) UPDATED ON 11/25/24

Analyzing September and October Patterns

Focusing on September and October, we see an emerging trend. In September, both releases were on Mondays, occurring two weeks apart. October followed a similar pattern, with a Monday release followed by a Tuesday drop two weeks later. This rhythm suggests Buffalo Trace favors early to midweek releases, with an approximate two-week interval.

Predicting a November Release

Based on these patterns, the next release is likely to fall in the week of Monday, November 18, 2024, to Wednesday, November 20, 2024. However, there’s also the possibility that the release could be pushed back to the week of Thanksgiving, November 25-27, 2024. The distillery could be adjusting the schedule, or perhaps this is one of the final releases, meaning a delay—or even no release at all—is a real possibility.

Price Perspective

Each 375ml bottle of the Single Oak Project Bourbon is priced at $75.00, which translates to $150.00 for a standard 750ml bottle. The premium price reflects the extensive research, precise aging, and the one-of-a-kind profiles resulting from this long-term experiment. For collectors, the uniqueness and quality justify the investment.

Final Thoughts

The unpredictability surrounding these releases means that while the week of November 18th seems like the best bet, enthusiasts should also keep an eye on the week of Thanksgiving. With a project as unique and experimental as this, flexibility and preparation are key. And given that this could be one of the final releases—or perhaps even the end of the line—being ready is more crucial than ever.

Barrel #	Recipe / Flavoring Grain	Entry Proof	Months of Stave Seasoning	Grain Size	Warehouse Type	Barrel Char Level	Tree Cut	Rings per Inch
1	Rye	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	17
2	Rye	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
3	Rye	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	16
4	Rye	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	16
5	Rye	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	17
6	Rye	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
7	Rye	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	15
8	Rye	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	15
9	Rye	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	16
10	Rye	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	16
11	Rye	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	17
12	Rye	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	17
13	Rye	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	18
14	Rye	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	18
15	Rye	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	20
16	Rye	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	20
17	Rye	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	16
18	Rye	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	16
19	Rye	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	17
20	Rye	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	17
21	Rye	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	17
22	Rye	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
23	Rye	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	18
24	Rye	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	18
25	Rye	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	16
26	Rye	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	16
27	Rye	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	16
28	Rye	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	16
29	Rye	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	17
30	Rye	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
31	Rye	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	16
32	Rye	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	16
33	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	19
34	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	19
35	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	17
36	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	17
37	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	16
38	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	16
39	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	18
40	Wheat	125	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	18
41	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	20
42	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	20
43	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	21
44	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	21
45	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	19
46	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	19
47	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	17
48	Wheat	125	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	17
49	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	17
50	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
51	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	18
52	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	18
53	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	17
54	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
55	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	16
56	Wheat	105	6	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	16
57	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	17
58	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	17
59	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	18
60	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	18
61	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	19
62	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	19
63	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	17
64	Wheat	105	12	Tight	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	17
65	Rye	125	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	12
66	Rye	125	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	12
67	Rye	125	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
68	Rye	125	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
69	Rye	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	12
70	Rye	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	12
71	Rye	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	13
72	Rye	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	13
73	Rye	125	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	11
74	Rye	125	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	11
75	Rye	125	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	14
76	Rye	125	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	14
77	Rye	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	13
78	Rye	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	13
79	Rye	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	13
80	Rye	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	13
81	Rye	105	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	14
82	Rye	105	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
83	Rye	105	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	14
84	Rye	105	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	14
85	Rye	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	14
86	Rye	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
87	Rye	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	14
88	Rye	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	14
89	Rye	105	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	12
90	Rye	105	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	12
91	Rye	105	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
92	Rye	105	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
93	Rye	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	14
94	Rye	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
95	Rye	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	14
96	Rye	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	14
97	Wheat	125	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	13
98	Wheat	125	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	13
99	Wheat	125	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
100	Wheat	125	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
101	Wheat	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	13
102	Wheat	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	13
103	Wheat	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	13
104	Wheat	125	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	13
105	Wheat	125	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	14
106	Wheat	125	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
107	Wheat	125	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	14
108	Wheat	125	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	14
109	Wheat	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	12
110	Wheat	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	12
111	Wheat	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	11
112	Wheat	125	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	11
113	Wheat	105	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	13
114	Wheat	105	6	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	13
115	Wheat	105	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
116	Wheat	105	6	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
117	Wheat	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	14
118	Wheat	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
119	Wheat	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
120	Wheat	105	6	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
121	Wheat	105	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	12
122	Wheat	105	12	Average	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	12
123	Wheat	105	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	12
124	Wheat	105	12	Average	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	12
125	Wheat	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	14
126	Wheat	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	14
127	Wheat	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	11
128	Wheat	105	12	Average	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	11
129	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	7
130	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	7
131	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	8
132	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	8
133	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	9
134	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
135	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
136	Rye	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
137	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	10
138	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	10
139	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	10
140	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	10
141	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	8
142	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	8
143	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
144	Rye	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
145	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	10
146	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	10
147	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
148	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
149	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	9
150	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
151	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
152	Rye	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
153	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	10
154	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	10
155	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
156	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
157	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	9
158	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
159	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	8
160	Rye	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	8
161	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	9
162	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
163	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
164	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
165	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	8
166	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	8
167	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	8
168	Wheat	125	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	8
169	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	7
170	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	7
171	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
172	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
173	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	9
174	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
175	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	10
176	Wheat	125	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	10
177	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	8
178	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	8
179	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	10
180	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	10
181	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	9
182	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	9
183	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	9
184	Wheat	105	6	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	9
185	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Top Half	8
186	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	#3 Char	Bottom Half	8
187	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Top Half	10
188	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Rick – K	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	10
189	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Top Half	8
190	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	#3 Char	Bottom Half	8
191	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Top Half	7
192	Wheat	105	12	Coarse	Concrete – L	# 4 Char	Bottom Half	7

The Complete Set of Blanton’s Horses adds a dynamic touch, bringing your glass to life. Handcrafted in Scotland, this glass boasts exquisite, precise etching of the highest quality. Whether you choose to showcase your new glassware on your bar or alongside a Blanton’s Half Barrel Head Display, it’s sure to impress. *Hand wash only

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Get ready for a wild ride through last week’s action at Buffalo Trace Distillery! We’re spilling the details on which bottles vanished in a flash and which stuck around for those lucky latecomers. From the mad dash for Blanton’s Single Barrel to the smooth success of W.L. Weller Special Reserve, it’s all here. We’ve got sellout times for each day and maybe some unexpected surprises. If you love the thrill of the hunt or just want to know what the distillery is sold, this recap is your front-row seat to the bourbon buzz.

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