Eagle Rare Bourbon

The Eagle Rare Ladder

Eagle Rare 10 Year

The flagship: aged at least 10 years, 90 proof, single-barrel character at a double-digit price — which is why it vanishes from shelves the day it arrives. One of the best value-for-age statements in all of bourbon.

Eagle Rare 12 Year

A newer rung on the ladder — two extra years of oak over the flagship, released in limited quantities.

Eagle Rare 17 Year (BTAC)

One of the five bottles in the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, released each fall in tiny allocations. A blue-chip collectible that held its value through the 2025 market correction — and one of the hardest BTAC bottles to find in stock anywhere.

Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year

Twenty years in oak, presented in a crystal decanter with a silver double-eagle — only a few hundred bottles a year. The top of the Eagle Rare mountain.

Eagle Rare FAQ

Is Eagle Rare the same as Buffalo Trace?

Same distillery, same mash bill (#1), different aging: Eagle Rare carries a 10-year age statement and is dumped with single-barrel character, while standard Buffalo Trace is younger and batched. Think of Eagle Rare as Buffalo Trace's older sibling.

Why is Eagle Rare 17 so expensive?

It's part of the annual Buffalo Trace Antique Collection — five bottles released once a year in allocations so small most stores never receive one. Seventeen years of Kentucky aging means most of each barrel evaporated before bottling. Market price reflects genuine scarcity, not markup theater.

When does BTAC come out?

The Antique Collection ships each fall, typically September–November. Stock appears here as our licensed retail partners receive bottles — check back or watch the Rare & Allocated collection.

Does TIPXY ship Eagle Rare to my state?

TIPXY ships to most U.S. states through licensed retailers. Orders over $149 qualify for free shipping.

Go Deeper

More allocated hunting: Blanton's Bourbon, Rare & Allocated, the full bourbon collection, or The Bourbon Guide.