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Stagg Bourbon Batch 24C 75cl

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Management number 253685567 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$52.48 Model Number 253685567
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Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 24C

This exceptional small-batch bourbon hails from the esteemed Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky, celebrated for crafting bold, age-worthy American whiskeys. Honouring one of bourbon’s most influential pioneers, this robust expression offers complexity, depth, and cask strength intensity.

Aged for nearly a decade and bottled without chill filtration, this 26th release showcases the full-bodied richness that defines the Stagg Jr legacy. Released in Winter 2024 and bottled at a formidable 64.45% ABV, this is a sought-after release for collectors and high-proof bourbon enthusiasts alike.

  • Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 24C unveils notes of melted dark chocolate and rich brown sugar
  • Warm rye spice delivers structure and balance with underlying vanilla and roasted pecans
  • Long finish with lingering dark cherries, spiced clove, and a delicate smoky edge

Ideal with rich grilled meats like ribeye, slow-smoked brisket, or dry-aged lamb. Pair with mature blue cheese or sharp cheddar for bold contrast. For dessert, enjoy alongside dark chocolate fondants or pecan pie.

Best savoured neat for maximum impact or with a few drops of water to unlock deeper flavours. A bold, premium bourbon perfect for collectors and seasoned whiskey connoisseurs.


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