At 142.8 proof, this marks one of the highest-ABV releases in George T. Stagg history - matched only by the 2012 vintage with just three others surpassing it (the 2007's 144.8 proof still holds the crown). Distilled in Spring 2010 and aged across multiple Buffalo Trace warehouses with 63% evaporation loss, these barrels were filled at 125 proof and left undisturbed for over 15 years without filtration. The crystal-clear glass bottle showcases the dark, rich color that comes from extended aging in #4 char barrels, creating concentrated character that hazmat bourbon enthusiasts seek.