How old is the 2017 Thomas H. Handy?
The 2017 Thomas H. Handy Sazerac was 6 years and 5 months old at bottling, according to Buffalo Trace Distillery's batch record for the release. It was distilled in the spring of 2011 and bottled in the fall of 2017 at 127.2 proof. That makes it the youngest whiskey in the 2017 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection by a wide margin: the next-youngest, that year's William Larue Weller, was 12 years and 6 months old.
What floors was the 2017 Thomas H. Handy aged on?
Buffalo Trace Distillery aged the 2017 Thomas H. Handy Sazerac on the third, fourth and fifth floors of Warehouses K, L and Q. The distillery's batch record for the release also lists a barrel entry proof of 125 and an evaporation loss of 27.2% across the 6 years and 5 months the whiskey spent in wood before bottling at 127.2 proof.
Is the 2017 Thomas H. Handy chill filtered?
No. Buffalo Trace Distillery's batch record for the 2017 Thomas H. Handy Sazerac lists its filtration as none, and the distillery describes the expression as an uncut and unfiltered straight rye bottled straight from the barrel. The 2017 release went into the bottle at 127.2 proof, or 63.6% ABV.