Whiskey Of The Week: Eagle Rare 30-Year-Old Bourbon

Here’s Our Review Of The New Eagle Rare 30-Year Bourbon

Carlos Sotelo/Sazerac The highest age statement to ever grace a bottle of Buffalo Trace bourbon is here because Eagle Rare 30 just landed. Just three years ago, Buffalo Trace unveiled Eagle Rare 25, but now the world’s oldest continuously operating bourbon distillery in the United States has raised the bar and released its follow-up: Eagle Rare 30. As the name indicates, this whiskey was matured for three long decades, thanks in part to the clim…

Buffalo Trace Pushes the Envelope With Its Oldest Release Yet

What we’re drinking: Eagle Rare 30 Where it’s from: Eagle Rare hails from Buffalo Trace, the Frankfort, KY-based distillery behind some of the world’s most-coveted whiskeys, including Weller, Colonel E.H. Taylor, Blanton’s, Pappy Van Winkle and, of course, Eagle Rare. Why we’re drinking this: I traveled to Buffalo Trace in 2023 to try Eagle Rare 25 (which is also returning this year) and check out their experimental Warehouse P, a multi-million …

Whiskey Of The Week: Eagle Rare 30-Year-Old Bourbon

Buffalo Trace Distillery Continues to Push the Boundaries of Aging with Oldest Bourbon to Date: Eagle Rare 30

The World’s Most Award-Winning Distillery advances its exploration of extended maturation, settin...

Buffalo Trace Is Releasing An Unprecedented 30-Year-Old Eagle Rare Bourbon

(Buffalo Trace) Buffalo Trace is legendary for producing incredible (and incredibly old) bourbons, but they’ve reached a new milestone in 2026. Next month, the distillery will debut Eagle Rare 30 — a 30-year-old bourbon.  The Eagle Rare collection has grown significantly in recent years. Eagle Rare 30 is the successor to 2023’s release of Eagle Rare 25. But the portfolio also grew in 2025 with the addition of Eagle Rare 12. But this bottle is so…

Eagle Rare 30 Is (Sadly) Worth Its Massive Price Tag

Marking a huge leap in the industry, Buffalo Trace has launched its Eagle Rare 30. Aged for 30 years in hyper-specific conditions, each bottle goes for $12,500.