Opis
George T Stagg 2018 Release
The Antique Collection celebrates historic US whiskey brands, figures and places. George T. Stagg was a 19th century distiller, and the Buffalo Trace distillery was named after him for most of the 20th century, becoming Ancient Age in 1983 and adopting its current title in 1999.
George T Stagg 2018 Release | 124.9 Proof
Polski 
English 
Русский 
Español 
Svenska 
العربية 
Deutsch 
Français 
Italiano 
Slovenščina 
Nederlands 
Português
Justin Ulrich –
Lush toffee, dark chocolate, and spices made this bottle a gem. The 124.9 proof handled water well. Complex and rewarding after a long sit.
Justin Croxton –
Surprisingly civilized nose with aromatic wood, vanilla, and tobacco. The palate is very woody, with zesty citrus and pepper. Classic oak char and burnt cherries dominate.
Joshua Farley –
Less punchy than expected for its proof, but a great mix of burnt caramel, tobacco, and seasoned oak. It’s smooth, well-balanced, and rich.
John Sundberg –
Light for Stagg but full of flavor. Raisins, brown sugar, rye spice, and caramel create a rich, manageable experience with depth.
Joe Popowicz –
he dry, woody finish lingers long with a touch of sweetness. The balance between rye and oak flavors stands out.
Jim Muzynoski –
Cherry cough syrup dominates the nose with underlying cinnamon. An earthy and tannic sip leads to a long, dry finish.
Jenn McGroary –
Nose of caramel and vanilla with a spicy, leathery palate. Excellent balance with an oak and tobacco finish that leaves a warm afterglow.