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A rare
Buffalo Trace Sixth Millionth Barrel
Bottle surpassed expectations in a
recent Just Whisky charity auction in
aid of the Scottish charity, Breast
Friends & Family, which saw the rare
bourbon whiskey raise £1,670 for the
charity.

You may recall last month that I told
you that a rare Buffalo Trace Sixth
Millionth Barrel Bottle was coming up
for auction in aid of the
Scottish charity, Breast Friends &
Family, well I am pleased to say that
the rare Buffalo Trace bottle has surpassed
expectations and raised £1,670 in Just
Whisky’s October auction.
Buffalo Trace, the renowned American
distillery, recently released its six
millionth barrel of Kentucky Straight
Bourbon Whiskey from which 400 bottles
were filled and made available
exclusively to charities for fundraising
opportunities across the USA. A unique
whiskey that wouldn’t typically find its
way to the UK, however, this one single
bottle did make it to the UK and was
auctioned in the Just Whisky October
auction in aid of Breast Friends &
Family.
Aged for 10 years and 11 months, each
bottle from the six millionth barrel has
been packaged in a numbered hardwood
showcase box and includes a beautifully
handwritten description on the glass. It
also features a piece of the charred oak
stave from the barrel and a small
brochure explaining the significance of
this collector’s edition.
Graham Crane, Just Whisky co-founder
said: "It was an honour to support the
fundraising efforts of Breast Friends &
Family. This rare whiskey wouldn’t
typically find its way to the UK and it
will potentially be another nine years
until the seven millionth barrel is
available.
"The bottle was entered with no reserve
and we hoped to raise around £1,000, so
to have surpassed this by over fifty per
cent is phenomenal and will make a big
difference to those who benefit from the
charity’s work."
Based in the East of Scotland, the
charity supports patients through breast
cancer diagnosis, treatment and
recovery. It works to provide the little
things that the NHS are not in a
position to, that will make a difference
to patients and how they feel about
themselves. All the proceeds from the
auction have been donated to the
charity. |