Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye 2007 134.8 Proof
134.8 proof. Uncut. Unfiltered. Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye 2007 — the highest-proof expression in the Wooden Cork deep-vintage Handy collection, and one of the three most powerful Handy vintages in the series' history.
At 134.8 proof, the 2007 Handy is the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy in the current collection — 2.1 proof points above the 2006 (132.7) and substantially above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023 and 2024 at 124.9). It is among the most available of the deep-vintage Handy expressions at Wooden Cork.
Specs
- Distillery: Buffalo Trace, Frankfort, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey
- Proof: 134.8 (67.4% ABV)
- Bottling: Uncut, unfiltered
- Release: 2007 BTAC Annual Release
- Size: 750ml
Explore the full Thomas H. Handy collection or browse all rye whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does 134.8 compare to the full Handy proof range? At 134.8 the 2007 is the highest-proof Handy in the current deep-vintage collection and significantly above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023/2024 at 124.9). It is among the most powerful Handy expressions ever bottled.
- What makes the 2007 vintage significant? It is one of the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy expressions — over a decade and a half from primary distribution, from the period before the Antique Collection reached peak allocation scarcity.
134.8 proof. Uncut. Unfiltered. Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye 2007 — the highest-proof expression in the Wooden Cork deep-vintage Handy collection, and one of the three most powerful Handy vintages in the series' history.
At 134.8 proof, the 2007 Handy is the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy in the current collection — 2.1 proof points above the 2006 (132.7) and substantially above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023 and 2024 at 124.9). It is among the most available of the deep-vintage Handy expressions at Wooden Cork.
Specs
- Distillery: Buffalo Trace, Frankfort, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey
- Proof: 134.8 (67.4% ABV)
- Bottling: Uncut, unfiltered
- Release: 2007 BTAC Annual Release
- Size: 750ml
Explore the full Thomas H. Handy collection or browse all rye whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does 134.8 compare to the full Handy proof range? At 134.8 the 2007 is the highest-proof Handy in the current deep-vintage collection and significantly above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023/2024 at 124.9). It is among the most powerful Handy expressions ever bottled.
- What makes the 2007 vintage significant? It is one of the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy expressions — over a decade and a half from primary distribution, from the period before the Antique Collection reached peak allocation scarcity.
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134.8 proof. Uncut. Unfiltered. Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye 2007 — the highest-proof expression in the Wooden Cork deep-vintage Handy collection, and one of the three most powerful Handy vintages in the series' history.
At 134.8 proof, the 2007 Handy is the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy in the current collection — 2.1 proof points above the 2006 (132.7) and substantially above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023 and 2024 at 124.9). It is among the most available of the deep-vintage Handy expressions at Wooden Cork.
Specs
- Distillery: Buffalo Trace, Frankfort, Kentucky
- Style: Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey
- Proof: 134.8 (67.4% ABV)
- Bottling: Uncut, unfiltered
- Release: 2007 BTAC Annual Release
- Size: 750ml
Explore the full Thomas H. Handy collection or browse all rye whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does 134.8 compare to the full Handy proof range? At 134.8 the 2007 is the highest-proof Handy in the current deep-vintage collection and significantly above recent vintages (2022 at 130.9, 2023/2024 at 124.9). It is among the most powerful Handy expressions ever bottled.
- What makes the 2007 vintage significant? It is one of the most powerful early-era BTAC Handy expressions — over a decade and a half from primary distribution, from the period before the Antique Collection reached peak allocation scarcity.
