High Roller Lounge/Rare Hare Lucky Bastard 30 year 700 ml
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Rare Hare Lucky Bastard 30 year 700 ml

Canada · 89 Proof
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About this bottle

Rare Hare Lucky Bastard is a 30-year-old Canadian whisky, released by Playboy's Rare Hare Spirits in a run of just 2,500 bottles. After three decades in oak, the whisky spent a final 120 days in Pineau des Charentes barrels — the Charente region's fortified aperitif of grape juice and Cognac — before bottling at 89 proof. The finish shows: young coconut and ripe plantain up front, a mellow rum-like sweetness underneath, then anise, mandarin orange, and a faint serrano-chili warmth that keeps the sweetness honest. Age has sanded off every rough edge, so the 700ml pour drinks soft and long.

How to drink Rare Hare Lucky Bastard 30 Year

Pour neat in a proper glass and let it sit a few minutes — thirty years plus a Pineau des Charentes finish means there's a lot to find, from the coconut up front to the chili warmth on the back end.

Tasting notes
Nosecoconut, plantain
Palaterum-like sweetness, anise, mandarin
Finishserrano chili warmth
Specs

Canadian Whisky89 proof · oak, finished in Pineau des Charentes barrels · Canada

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What's the best way to serve a 30-year Canadian whisky like this?

Serve neat in a tulip glass, with a few drops of water if you'd like to open it up — whisky this old is worth tasting slowly.

How is Rare Hare Lucky Bastard finished?

It's finished in barrels that previously held Pineau des Charentes, a French fortified wine — an unusual cask choice that's part of where the tropical and anise notes come from.

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