Eagle Rare 10 & 12 Year Old Bundle 750mL brings together two distinguished Kentucky straight bourbon whiskeys from Buffalo Trace Distillery, offering bourbon enthusiasts the opportunity to experience Eagle Rare at two different stages of maturation. This bundle includes Eagle Rare 10 Year Old Bourbon and Eagle Rare 12 Year Old Bourbon, creating an exceptional side-by-side tasting experience that highlights the influence of additional aging. The 10 Year is bottled at 90 proof, while the 12 Year steps up to 95 proof, adding greater maturity and intensity to the Eagle Rare profile.

The Eagle Rare 10 Year delivers classic notes of toffee, orange peel, honey, oak, candied almond, and rich cocoa, finishing dry and lingering. The Eagle Rare 12 Year builds upon that foundation with sweet oak and almond aromas followed by vanilla, toasted oak, and a rich toffee finish. Together, these two expressions provide a compelling comparison of age, proof, and flavor within one of Buffalo Trace’s most celebrated bourbon families.

TASTING NOTES

  • Eagle Rare 10 Year: Toffee, orange peel, honey, oak, candied almond, rich cocoa

  • Eagle Rare 12 Year: Sweet oak, almond, vanilla, toasted oak, rich toffee

  • Finish: The 10 Year is dry and lingering, while the 12 Year offers a richer finish with warm toffee and mature oak

FAQS

• What comes in the Eagle Rare 10 & 12 Year Old Bundle?

This bundle includes one 750mL bottle of Eagle Rare 10 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey and one 750mL bottle of Eagle Rare 12 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

• What is the difference between Eagle Rare 10 and 12 Year?

Eagle Rare 10 is aged for 10 years and bottled at 90 proof, while Eagle Rare 12 is aged for at least 12 years and bottled at 95 proof, delivering additional maturity and a more oak-forward profile.

• Who produces Eagle Rare Bourbon?

Both expressions are produced by Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.

• Is Eagle Rare 12 Year different from Eagle Rare 17 Year?

Yes. Eagle Rare 12 Year is its own expression and should not be confused with Eagle Rare 17 Year, which is released annually as part of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection.

• How should these bourbons be enjoyed?

Both are excellent served neat or over a large ice cube. This bundle is particularly well suited for a side-by-side tasting to compare how the additional two years of maturation influence the whiskey.

• What are the ABV and proof?

Eagle Rare 10 Year is 45% ABV (90 proof), while Eagle Rare 12 Year is 47.5% ABV (95 proof).