Not easy to find Buffalo Trace Antique Collection bottles, and even harder to find them for a decent price. Thankfully, Mandarin Hide in St. Petersburg (Fla.) is operating like a charity for whiskey lovers at the moment, so we got two pours of this beautiful bourbon for $16 a drink. Compared to the last George T. Stagg I enjoyed, the 2013 version, this bourbon seemed less intense, despite the almost identical ABV and aging. Its nose is distinctive and exhibits the dried fruit and chocolate character that I associate with Buffalo Trace. This year's version is reminiscent of chocolate-covered raisins, with a rich backdrop of luxurious leather. Each sip is more delicious than the last, exhibiting apricot, raisin, chocolate, and caramel in equal measure. The finish has a pop of rye spice and a long, spicy, dry, oak coda. Another lovely bourbon, although I wouldn't kill myself to find a bottle.