Buffalo Trace Distillery Old Fashioned Copper 2005 750 ML
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About this bottle
Buffalo Trace O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper 2005 is a vintage-dated Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, distilled in 2005 and aged twenty years before bottling at 45% ABV. The O.F.C. name revives Buffalo Trace's own 19th-century "Old Fire Copper" mark, and each release is bottled in a hand-cut, individually numbered crystal decanter rather than a standard glass bottle. Two decades in the barrel push the whiskey toward caramel, dried fruit, aged leather and deep oak on the nose, with a rich, concentrated palate of dark fruit, warm baking spice and vanilla carrying into a long, oak-integrated finish. It's a bottle for serious collectors chasing one of Buffalo Trace's rarest annual vintage releases, not an everyday pour.
How to drink Buffalo Trace O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper 2005
Neat, in a proper glass, is the only way to spend a pour this rare — twenty years of oak have built enough depth that ice or a mixer would erase what makes it worth opening. Give it a few minutes to breathe before the first sip.
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Whisky90 proof
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What is Buffalo Trace's O.F.C. Old Fashioned Copper series?
It's an ultra-rare, vintage-dated bourbon program that revives Buffalo Trace's own 19th-century "Old Fire Copper" distillery name, with each annual release bottled in a hand-cut, individually numbered crystal decanter.
How old is the 2005 O.F.C. release?
It was distilled in 2005 and aged twenty years before bottling at 45% ABV (90 proof).
How should I serve a whiskey this rare?
Neat, in a proper glass, with a few minutes to breathe first — anything that dilutes it works against the two decades of oak that make it worth opening.
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