Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year Old Straight Bourbon Whiskey 2025 Release

Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year Old Straight Bourbon Whiskey – 2025 Release

Straight Bourbon Whiskey | 50.5% ABV (101 Proof) | 750 mL

Process & Profile

Double Eagle Very Rare is Buffalo Trace’s exclusive 20‑year expression of their beloved Eagle Rare bourbon. Aged twice as long as the standard 10‑year Eagle Rare, this whiskey matures in charred new American white‑oak barrels, then bottled at a refined 101 proof. Each release is presented in a handcrafted crystal decanter featuring sculpted eagles and a silver-accented case, underscoring its rarity and premium status.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich caramel, toasted oak, vanilla, and dark fruit nuances

• Palate: Deep dried cherry and grape jam with dark chocolate, creamy caramel, and smoked oak

• Body: Velvety and full-bodied with layered depth

• Finish: Long, elegant finish of oak spice, leather, tobacco, and lingering sweetness

What Makes It Special

• Matured 20 years—double the age of the flagship Eagle Rare 10

• Bottled at elevated 101 proof for balance and intensity

• Presented in limited-edition crystal decanter with silver eagle stopper

• Extremely rare—only a few hundred bottles released annually

• Collector-grade whiskey with strong award recognition

How to Enjoy

Serve neat in a Glencairn or tulip glass to appreciate its nuanced aroma and deep flavor. Add a few drops of water to unlock further complexity. A distinguished bottle for momentous celebrations or fine sipping sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What proof is this bourbon?
   It’s bottled at 101 proof (50.5% ABV).

2. How long is it aged?
   A full 20 years in charred American oak barrels.

3. How many bottles were made?
   Extremely limited—only a few hundred per annual release.

4. What makes the packaging unique?
   It comes in a crystal decanter with sculpted eagles and a silver-accented presentation case.

5. How does this differ from Eagle Rare 10 or 17?
   Twice as old as Eagle Rare 10, higher proof (101 vs 90), and far rarer than Eagle Rare 17.