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The Drink Society is an independent self-made Australian family-owned business providing premium and collectible ranges of spirits.
With over 30 years in the industry, our recent venture of going online was ignited by our passion for sourcing premium range spirits, because here at The Drink Society, we love to drink.
We strive to provide liquor enthusiasts with spirits that they can enjoy for the cheapest price.
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Batch 25C (62.8% ABV / 125.6 Proof)
George T. Stagg built the most dominant American distillery of the 19th century, during a time known as the Gilded Age of Bourbon. Uncut and unfiltered, this robust bourbon whiskey ages for nearly a decade and boasts the bold character that is reminiscent of the man himself.
Tasting Notes:
Rich, sweet, chocolate and brown sugar flavors mingle in perfect balance with the bold rye spiciness. The boundless finish lingers with hints of cherries, cloves and smokiness.
"Spectacularly mind-blowing!" - Jim Murray, Whisky Bible
Batch Specific Reviews:
"I think it's a banger i love the backend finish like a Stagg has this is special this might be." - Whiskey Knows
"The big predominant notes are that brown sugar and cherry it's a little bit of fruit a little bit of sweet definitely has a little ump to it." - Bentley's Bourbon
"This was an interesting pour. There was a kind of metamorphosis of flavors over time, mostly affecting the fruit aspect. It opened with grape or cherry, and then there was a mid-period where I perceived quite a bit of apricot. At the end, it then morphed back to grape or cherry, which is what I would expect from mash bill 1. I also found apricot in this year's EH Taylor Barrel Proof (also mash bill 1). Is it just me (likely), or do this year's mash bill 1 releases have brighter fruit flavors than usual? In the end, Stagg (Jr.) batch 25C was an enjoyable pour." - /r/bourbon (user: Twist_Top_Budget)
"Overall, this was a fantastic pour, and I'd love to find a bottle for myself. I have no idea how this 25C batch compares to the other 2025 batches, or to previous years' batches, but I am a big fan of 25C." - /r/bourbon (user: PA_Whiskey_Reviews)
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