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Stagg Jr. Batches, Release Dates, and Proofs

 
Written by Mark Pringle |
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Buffalo Trace Distillery's Stagg (formerly Stagg Jr.) is one of the market's most popular and often allocated bourbons. This bold, uncut, and unfiltered whiskey is made from Buffalo Trace's secretive Mash Bill #1, the same mash bill from which Eagle Rare, Geroge T. Stagg, Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Benchmark, and E.H. Taylor are made. 

Here is a quick list of Stagg batches, release dates, and proofs for quick reference. If you purchased a store pick, it will typically have a different proof than what you see below. 

  • Batch 24B  - (Winter, 2024) - Proof TBD
  • Batch 24A  - (Summer, 2024) - Proof TBD
  • Batch 23B  - (Winter, 2023) - 127.9
  • Batch 23A  - (Late Spring, 2023) - 130.2
  • Batch 22A - (Early 2023) - 132.2
  • Batch 22B (19 old numbering) - (Winter, 2022) - 130 proof
  • Batch 18 - (Winter, 2022) - 131 proof (Renamed Stagg)
  • Batch 17 - (Winter, 2021) - 128.7 Proof
  • Batch 16 - (Summer, 2021) - 130.9 proof
  • Batch 15 - (Winter, 2020) - 131.1 proof 
  • Batch 14 - (Spring, 2020) - 130.2 proof 
  • Batch 13 - (Fall, 2019) - 128.4 proof
  • Batch 12 - (Summer, 2019) - 132.3 proof 
  • Batch 11 – (Winter, 2018) – 127.9 Proof
  • Batch 10 – (Spring, 2018) – 126.4 Proof
  • Batch 9 – (Fall, 2017) – 131.9 Proof
  • Batch 8 – (Spring, 2017) – 129.5 Proof
  • Batch 7 – (Fall, 2016) – 130.0 Proof
  • Batch 6 – (Spring, 2016) – 132.5 Proof
  • Batch 5 – (Fall, 2015) – 129.7 Proof
  • Batch 4 – (Spring, 2015) – 132.2 Proof
  • Batch 3 – (Fall, 2014) – 132.1 Proof
  • Batch 2 – (Spring, 2014) – 128.7 Proof
  • Batch 1 – (Fall, 2013) – 134.4 Proof

About Stagg

Stagg is a line of barrel-proof bourbon whiskies released in batches by Buffalo Trace Distillery. They are known for their high proof and robust flavor profile. Each batch is released periodically and can vary in proof, offering enthusiasts a chance to experience different intensities of the same brand. The release dates and proofs of Stagg batches are eagerly awaited by bourbon fans, as they provide an opportunity to explore new flavor profiles and compare different expressions within the same product line.

Author: Mark Pringle
Smell IS taste. I am just a guy who has been hit with the bourbon bug and who has come to the conclusion that life is too short to drink average tasting bourbons. Go Gators!
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