A Kentucky nonprofit has secured one of the whiskey world’s most coveted bottles for its upcoming charity raffle. Give 270 will give away a bottle of Eagle Rare 25, the oldest release in the Eagle Rare portfolio, during its 20/20 Unicorn raffle on September 24.
After 25 years of aging in Warehouse P, one of the distillery’s experimental facilities, the Eagle Rare 25 Year Old emerges as a 101-proof expression housed in hand-blown crystal. Each decanter comes with a custom sterling silver wing and sits in a display box featuring a glass eagle.
Tickets cost $20 for two chances to win from 20 total prizes. The raffle format draws prizes two through 20 first, then returns all tickets to the tumbler for the grand prize drawing.
Give 270 Offers Multiple Eagle Rare Prizes Beyond Grand Prize
The charity has assembled 19 additional Eagle Rare products for the raffle. These include a Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Eagle Rare 17 paired with an Eagle Rare 12, three standalone bottles of Eagle Rare 17, 10 bottles of Eagle Rare 12, and five bottles of Eagle Rare 10 Mammoth Liquors Pick.
“This is the oldest age statement we’ve ever offered in a Unicorn raffle, and we couldn’t be more thrilled,” said Eric Clemens, Board Chair of Give 270. “One lucky winner will take home this ultra-rare bottle, and everyone who purchases a ticket is helping us at Give 270 support the many incredible organizations and initiatives we fund throughout the region.”
The Elizabethtown-based nonprofit uses raffle proceeds to support organizations throughout central Kentucky. Previous 20/20 Unicorn raffles have featured selections from specific distilleries, with each event including one exceptionally rare “unicorn” prize.
Eagle Rare 25 Represents New Chapter for Buffalo Trace
Eagle Rare 25 marks the first expression from Warehouse P at Buffalo Trace Distillery, designed to explore extended aging effects on American whiskey. The quarter-century maturation process aims to enhance flavor complexity beyond standard releases.
The presentation includes handcrafted elements that reflect the bourbon’s premium positioning in the market.
Give 270 will stream the raffle live on Facebook and YouTube. Tickets remain available until 7 p.m. on drawing night, with no purchase limits per person. The nonprofit continues to accept entries through its website at give270.org.
The September 24 event continues Give 270’s mission of combining rare whiskey offerings with charitable fundraising. All proceeds directly support the organization’s work funding initiatives across the region.
Latest On The Whiskey Wash
