Eagle Rare 10 Year Old is popular, not only for its low price tag but also for its flavor. F. Paul Pacult, a world-renowned spirits expert, wrote in his Spirit Journal: "Easily one of the most ...

Eagle Rare 10 Year Old has long been a beloved expression under Buffalo Trace‘s portfolio. The brand was first introduced in 1975 by Charles L. Beam, the grandnephew of Jim Beam.

Eagle Rare was first introduced as a 10-year bourbon in the mid-1970s by Charles Beam at Seagrams. The brand was acquired by Sazerac, the parent company of Buffalo Trace, in 1989.

The latest aged addition debuts as the distillery completes its 10-year, $1.2 billion expansion project, which played a pivotal role in its creation. Eagle Rare 12 features Buffalo Trace’s ...

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But even Eagle Rare 10 often sells for close to $100 on the secondary market—and this is Buffalo Trace we’re talking about, so who knows how the 12-year-old will be priced in the wild.

At first glance, Eagle Rare 12 is a natural progression from its 10-year-old sibling, one of the distillery’s best-known workhorses. But don’t let the similar label fool you—this is a deeper ...

Buffalo Trace has introduced Eagle Rare 12, a new permanent addition to the Eagle Rare bourbon series, aged for 12 years and bottled at 95 proof. The MSRP is $49.99, positioning the bourbon as an ...

Eagle Rare was first introduced as a 10-year bourbon in the mid-1970s by Charles Beam at Seagrams. The brand was acquired by Sazerac, the parent company of Buffalo Trace, in 1989.