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Allocated bourbon describes bottles supplied in restricted quantities to the trade. Market demand consistently exceeds production, and this drives significant price differences. Names like Buffalo Trace's limited range are at the peak of the category. Provenance is important in the secondary market.

The American whiskey category separates across several defined styles. Bourbon requires a majority corn mash and matured in new charred oak barrels. Rye is built on at least 51 percent rye, producing a drier, spicier profile. Tennessee whiskey includes the Lincoln County Process prior to ageing.

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