George T Stagg 2011 Release
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George T Stagg 2011 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. 2011 George T Stagg Kentucky Straight Bourbon entered the barrels in the spring of 1993. After 18 years and 5 months in Warehouses H, I & K 124 barrels were bottled at 71.3% / 142.6 proof (earning the nickname “Hazmat”).
George T Stagg 2011 Release | 142.6 Proof
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Reviews (7)
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William Lettieri –
Described it as “buttery” with notes of chocolate and espresso, noting its smoothness despite high proof. Rated it highly for its rich warmth on the finish
Matthew Barnhart –
Praised the intense oak influence, calling it “a legend” and rating it 90/100. He noted the compact and elegant aroma, with hints of mint and pepper
Bryan Esry –
Enjoyed its lush mouthfeel and incredibly long finish, emphasizing the smoothness at barrel proof. Suggested adding a bit of water to enhance the flavors
Michael Goodman –
Highlighted its complex layers, with a sweet vanilla nose and a spicy palate, rating it among his top bourbons of all time
Sarina Martlew –
Found it “fire in your mouth,” with charred flavors and a dry finish, giving it a score of 92/100
Tracy Ratic –
Commented on its balance, noting how the high alcohol content was surprisingly smooth. He rated it 94/100
Jennifer Strong –
Described the nose as alluring and the taste as a “world of Bourbon,” appreciating the mix of flavors