The 26th expression in Buffalo Trace’s Experimental Collection fuses whiskey with hops for a spirit that borrows inspiration from beer.

Buffalo Trace Distillery is releasing the 26th bottle in its ongoing Experimental Collection. And this one has a flavor unlike any of its bourbons. The Experimental Collection: Spirits Distilled from Grain and Hops” has a unique hoppiness that fans of whiskey and beer might enjoy, according to the announcement.

There's been a lot of news coming out of Buffalo Trace over the past few months, mostly concerning the release of highly allocated unicorn whiskeys like Pappy Van Winkle, the Antique Collection, and the second edition of the Prohibition Collection.

Buffalo Trace is one of the most popular bourbon brands in the U.S. In addition to its flagship bourbon, the brand is responsible for beloved expressions such as E.H. Taylor, Jr. and Blanton's. And, let's not forget,

For the release of Prohibition Collection #2, Buffalo Trace partnered with the Scandinavian Tobacco Group for a limited-edition cigar set.

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Buffalo Trace Distillery has announced the 26th release from its innovative Experimental Collection: Spirits Distilled from Grain and Hops.

Buffalo Trace announced on Wednesday the release of an "experimental spirit" distilled from grain and two varietals of hops. The whiskey brand shared that the spirit was ideated as part of the brand's Experimental Collection over ten years ago — presumably when hoppy beers like IPAs were all the rage.

Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley infused a raw distillate with Czech-grown Saaz hops and American-grown Zythos hops for thirty minutes. The post Buffalo Trace’s new Experimental Collection spirit is perfect for hop heads appeared first on The Manual.