The Last Drop Distillers’ drop rare whisky collection

Sazerac Company’s The Last Drop Distillers has unveiled its much-anticipated 2025 Collection—a trio of exceptional, ultra-rare spirits from three legendary regions of the world: Kentucky, Scotland, and Japan. This new release includes a 27 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon from Buffalo Trace Distillery (Release No. 37), a 55 Year Old Single Malt Scotch from Tomintoul Distillery (Release No. 38) and a 22 Year Old Japanese Blended Malt Whisky (Release No. 39).

Each release showcases the art of blending and maturation while exhibiting best-in-class American, Scotch and Japanese whisky management techniques, from the innovative aging experiments taking place at Buffalo Trace Distillery, to the exceptional cask programme used to age at Tomintoul, and the time-honoured art of Japanese distilling, blending and maturation.

“The 2025 Collection represents one of The Last Drop’s most anticipated and exceptional releases to date,” says Jess Scheerhorn, Vice President – Emerging Portfolio, Sazerac Company. “Featuring a remarkable 27-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon, alongside two stunning whiskies from Scotland and Japan, this collection showcases the best of global whisky craftsmanship. Each spirit is a testament to our pursuit of the truly extraordinary, and we are thrilled to share these rare finds with epicureans of fine spirits around the world.”

On this launch, Rebecca Jago, Director of Brand Experience and daughter of Tom Jago, Co-Founder of The Last Drop Distillers said, “It gives me great pride, as custodian of the brand’s legacy, to see the tradition of curating remarkable spirits continue with these three exceptional whiskies. My father and James would undoubtedly be proud of how The Last Drop has flourished.”

The Last Drop 2025 Collection will be available in limited quantities to its US and global distributor networks that will then ship to select high-end retailers, bars and restaurants.