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Sazerac Company/Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned Copper - OFC 1995 750ml
Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned Copper - OFC 1995 750ml
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About this bottle
This bottle of Buffalo Trace's O.F.C. (Old Fashioned Copper) series was distilled in 1995, part of the distillery's ultra-limited heritage bourbon program built around small, hand-selected batches from Buffalo Trace's historic warehouses. O.F.C. releases are aged well beyond standard bourbon and bottled in small numbers, which is why they carry serious collector demand and secondary-market pricing. Expect deep amber color, a rich oaky nose, and a palate built on caramel, dried fruit, and baking spice from the extended aging. The finish runs long, warm, and complex. This is a collector's and connoisseur's pour rather than an everyday bottle, best reserved for a special occasion or a serious bourbon tasting.
How to drink Buffalo Trace O.F.C. 1995
Neat, and slowly — a bourbon this rare and this heavily aged deserves a small pour with time to open up rather than ice or a mixer. Save it for tasting, not building cocktails.
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What does O.F.C. stand for?
Old Fashioned Copper — it's Buffalo Trace's ultra-limited heritage bourbon series, named for the distillery's historic copper pot stills.
Should this bottle be mixed into cocktails?
No — given its age and rarity, it's best tasted neat in a small pour rather than used as a mixing bourbon.
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