Eagle Rare 30 Is (Sadly) Worth Its Massive Price Tag - Tasting Table
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Eagle Rare 30 Is (Sadly) Worth Its Massive Price Tag - Tasting Table
"Eagle Rare 30 is a "study in patience and precision" attempting to "challenge long-held assumptions around aging and maturation in America." The end result is a masterclass in thoughtful, dedicated aging."
"The carefully tended warehouse was able to mimic conditions more closely than the typical Kentucky climate, which can cause negative aspects of aged whiskey, such as astringency or being overly dry."
"The deep amber liquor opens with notes of soft caramel, oak, brown sugar, and honey. The flavor doubles down on oak, with a lovely spice and touches of sweet caramel."
"The finish on Eagle Rare 30 is refined and velvety smooth, with a lingering spice on the lips thanks to being 101 proof."
Eagle Rare 30 is the newest and oldest addition to the Eagle Rare family, aged for 30 years. It challenges traditional aging assumptions in American whiskey. Inspired by Scotch, the aging process mimics climates known for older whiskies. The bourbon is 101-proof and priced at $12,500 per bottle. Tasting notes include soft caramel, oak, brown sugar, and honey, with a refined finish that highlights its oak and spice characteristics.
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