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Bourbon/Calumet Farm 17 YR Decanter 750 ML
Calumet Farm 17 YR Decanter 750 ML
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About this bottle
Calumet Farm's 17 Year Decanter is a straight bourbon bottled at 117 proof and packaged in a commemorative glass decanter released for the brand's 100th anniversary. The name traces back to the historic Calumet Farm thoroughbred operation in Lexington, Kentucky, and this expression is the oldest in the brand's standard bourbon lineup. Seventeen years in the barrel pushes the whiskey toward deep oak, caramel, and dried fruit, and the higher proof keeps that concentration intact rather than diluting it down to standard strength. It's built for bourbon collectors who want both extra-aged whiskey and display-worthy packaging in one bottle.
How to drink Calumet Farm 17 Year Decanter
Neat, in a rocks glass, is the way to go — 17 years of oak deserves a slow sip. A few drops of water can help if the 117 proof runs hot, but don't drown out the dried-fruit notes with too much ice.
Specs
Bourbon117.0 proof
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink a 17-year, 117-proof bourbon like this?
Neat, in a rocks glass — 17 years of oak deserves a slow sip, with maybe a few drops of water if the proof runs hot.
How old and how strong is this bourbon?
It's aged 17 years and bottled at 117 proof (58.5% ABV), making it the oldest expression in Calumet Farm's standard lineup.
Why is it in a decanter?
This bottling was packaged in a commemorative glass decanter to mark Calumet Farm's 100th anniversary.
Where does the Calumet Farm name come from?
It's named after the historic Calumet Farm thoroughbred horse farm in Lexington, Kentucky.
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