Is the 2006 George T. Stagg a hazmat bourbon?
Yes. Collectors call a Stagg bottled above 140 proof hazmat, and Buffalo Trace's 2006 George T. Stagg is 140.6 proof, 70.3% alcohol by volume. Federal hazardous-materials rules let airline passengers pack spirits of up to 70% alcohol by volume in unopened retail bottles; this bourbon is stronger than that.
How long did the 2006 George T. Stagg age?
From its spring 1990 distillation to its 2006 bottling, the 2006 George T. Stagg aged 16 years and 3 months, according to Buffalo Trace, whose fact sheet places the barrels on the eighth floor of Warehouse I in Franklin County, Kentucky.