Eagle Rare vs Angel’s Envy: What’s the Difference?

Updated March 2026.

These are two Kentucky bourbons from different companies. Buffalo Trace’s Eagle Rare Aged 10 Years page prints 90 proof (45% ABV), a 10-year age line, and Mash Bill #1. Angel’s Envy’s flagship is a port-finished bourbon; 86.6 proof / 43.3% is retailer and 2021 PR consensus, not a fetched brand ABV tile. A 1.5-ounce pour is 1.13 drinks at 45% and about 1.08 at 43.3%. This is not a 2022 winner.

Related: Eagle Rare vs Blanton’s, Angel’s Envy, Buffalo Trace vs Blanton’s.

Proof, age, finish

Bottle Company Proof used 1.5 oz drinks
Eagle Rare 10 Sazerac / Buffalo Trace 90 / 45%; 10 years; Mash Bill #1 1.13
Angel’s Envy bourbon Angel’s Envy / Bacardi 86.6 / 43.3% 1.08
Port finish Not a TTB class
Mash-bill % Unpublished

A 750 mL 45% bottle is about 19 drinks. Four 90-proof pours are about 4.5 drinks. Allocation is not a quality score. Pour math: whiskey drinks.

Sources

  • Eagle Rare Aged 10 Years: Proof 90 (45%); Mash Bill #1. buffalotracedistillery.com.
  • Angel’s Envy 86.6 (brand page omitted ABV in prior fetches). TTB 27 CFR 5.143; 5.74.
  • NIAAA December 2025. No mash %.

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