GivingTues19.png 206.15 KBIn April 2018 Buffalo Trace Distillery rolled its seven millionth barrel produced since Prohibition into Warehouse V, the world’s only bonded single barrel aging warehouse. That meant, of course, the existing sixth millionth barrel that had been residing in Warehouse V since 2008 would need to take up new residence.
Promptly moved into another warehouse to mature for another year, this bourbon has aged a full 10 years 11 months. The six millionth barrel of Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey has been filled into 375ml bottles and is being made available exclusively to non-profit organizations for fund raising opportunities.
Each bottle from the Sixth Millionth Barrel has a beautifully handwritten description on the glass. The bottles in turn have been packaged in a numbered hardwood showcase box that includes a piece of the charred oak stave from the historic barrel and small brochure explaining the significance of this collector’s edition.
This commemorative bottling of the Buffalo Trace Sixth Millionth Barrel will not be available in stores. Bottles will only be available to non-profit organizations in the United States wishing to raise funds for charity.
1 Raffle Ticket = $25
Winner will be announced on Friday, December 27, 2019 at noon CST. The bottle will be overnight shipped - just in time for New Year's Eve!
Must be 21 or older to purchase raffle ticket(s).
Shipping costs (including shipment insurance) to any location in the United States will be provided with the prize.
All proceeds will benefit AccessHealth. AccessHealth is a private, not-for-profit organization providing integrated healthcare services for the low-income and uninsured in Fort Bend County. Serving over 20,000 patients each year, AccessHealth cares for patients of all ages at five clinics-- in Richmond, Missouri City, Stafford, East Fort Bend and Brookshire.
One bottle from the Sixth Millionth Barrel of Buffalo Trace
One bottle from the Sixth Millionth Barrel has a beautifully handwritten description on the glass. The bottles in turn have been packaged in a numbered hardwood showcase box that includes a piece of the charred oak stave from the historic barrel and small brochure explaining the significance of this collector’s edition.
