Rare Antique Bundle: Eagle Rare 750mL & Weller Antique 107 Wheated Bourbon

Introducing the Rare Antique Bundle, a highly sought-after pairing of two celebrated bourbons from the iconic Buffalo Trace Distillery. This duo includes:

• Eagle Rare 10 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon (700mL)

• W.L. Weller Antique 107 Wheated Bourbon (750mL)

Whether you're a collector or a connoisseur, this bundle delivers both wheated bourbon richness and aged rye-forward complexity, perfect for tastings, gifting, or enjoying side by side. These bottles are consistently among the most in-demand in the bourbon world—and now you can secure both in one exclusive set.

What’s Included:

Eagle Rare 10 Year Bourbon 700mL

• 90 Proof (45% ABV)

• Aged 10 years in American oak barrels

• Tasting notes: Toffee, orange zest, oak, and dark chocolate

• Long, dry finish with bold yet smooth complexity

Weller Antique 107 Wheated Bourbon 750mL

• 107 Proof (53.5% ABV)

• Wheated bourbon with bold heat and silky texture

• Tasting notes: Cinnamon, cherry, caramel, baking spice, and sweet oak

• A fan-favorite alternative to Pappy Van Winkle with a cult following

Tasting Experience:

Explore the contrast between the bold, spicy edge of Eagle Rare’s 10-year maturity and the high-proof, wheated sweetness of Weller Antique 107. This bundle is perfect for bourbon lovers seeking to deepen their appreciation of mash bill differences and proof variations.

How to Enjoy:

• Sip neat or with a drop of water to fully explore flavor depth

• Host a side-by-side tasting to compare high-rye vs. wheated mash bills

• Excellent for gifting, holiday celebrations, or building a premium home bourbon bar

FAQ:

Q: Are both bourbons from the same distillery?
A: Yes, both are crafted by the acclaimed Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.

Q: What’s the difference in mash bill?
A: Eagle Rare uses a traditional rye bourbon mash bill, while Weller Antique 107 features a wheated mash bill, which offers a smoother, sweeter profile.

Q: Is this a collectible bundle?
A: Absolutely. Both bottles are frequently allocated and in high demand—especially Weller Antique 107, which has developed a near-cult following.