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The allocation staples, all in one list

Blanton's, Eagle Rare, Elmer T. Lee, Stagg, Sazerac Rye, and Weller Special Reserve are the bottles most Oregon hunters start with. All of them come from the Buffalo Trace distillery in Kentucky.

Why Start Here
  • They show up often enough to be worth tracking, and they sell out fast when they do
  • List prices are fair. The trick is being there the morning they land
  • The set covers the basics: a single barrel, a 10 year old, a wheated bourbon, a rye, and one big barrel proof bottle
Hunting Tips
  • Track the six and the morning drop report will show you which stores reported them
  • Drop Alerts send a push the moment one shows up near you

Bottles in this collection

Blanton's Single Barrel
The single barrel that started the premium bourbon craze, with the famous horse stopper.
Allocated · on the shelf at 123 stores · $82.95
Eagle Rare 10 Year
Ten year old Buffalo Trace bourbon chosen for its softness. The classic step up bottle.
Allocated · on the shelf at 78 stores · $44.95
Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel
Named for the master distiller who created Blanton's. Gentle, sweet, and always gone fast.
Allocated · off Oregon shelves right now
Stagg
Buffalo Trace with no water added, usually around 130 proof. Big flavor for the price.
Allocated · on the shelf at 1 store · $64.95
Sazerac Rye 100 Proof
The rye behind the Sazerac cocktail from New Orleans, in its stronger 100 proof version.
on the shelf at 70 stores · $36.95
W.L. Weller Special Reserve
The green label Weller: wheated, 90 proof, and one of the best values in the store.
Allocated · on the shelf at 20 stores · $29.95
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