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The current lowest Buffalo Trace price is $31, available from LCBO. You can also find Buffalo Trace from other retailers, including Kensington Wine Market.
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The Best Buffalo Trace Prices
How much does Buffalo Trace cost in Canada ?
If you're wondering what a fair price for Buffalo Trace is, our data gives a clear picture of where the market has settled over the last 90 days.
Across all the retailers we track, the average price for Buffalo Trace in Canada has been $31. This gives you a realistic benchmark of what most shoppers are paying right now.
During the same period, the lowest price we've seen is $27 from Kensington Wine Market, making it the best recent deal for this bottle. Price fluctuations do happen, often driven by promotions, stock levels, and seasonal demand, so reviewing the 3-month trend is one of the easiest ways to know whether today's offer represents good value.
Use this data to compare retailers confidently, spot genuine discounts, and decide whether now is the right time to buy Buffalo Trace.
About Buffalo Trace
Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon is the flagship of the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, owned by the Sazerac Company. The distillery also makes Eagle Rare, Blanton’s, Weller and the Van Winkle bourbons, and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2013.
Why Is Buffalo Trace Hard To Find?
It is one of the best-value bourbons on the market and demand has outrun supply for years. Many shops ration it, and some mark it up well above the suggested retail price.
Is Buffalo Trace Worth Buying?
At or near its suggested price, yes. It is smooth and balanced, with vanilla, toffee and a little spice, and it is a good benchmark for Kentucky bourbon. Compare shops so you are not paying an allocation premium.