W. L. Weller reviews

I very much liked the 107 Weller so when I was in the market for something new to try I decided to go with the older expression of W. L. Weller and see if added time in wood would add more depth. However…

The reviewed bottle has been open for 16 months, is 40% full, and has been preserved with inert gas for 1 yearColour: extremely dark, as dark as any whisk(e)y you will ever see, if you live to be 150…

The reviewed bottle of Old Weller Antique 107, Old Label, with a 7 Years Old age statement, was opened 4 years ago, is 45% full, and has held its flavours well for all of that time. Newer bottles of Old…

When I first began my bourbon quest in 2010, I had finally gotten my hands on a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle 15. Then I had a strong hunch that this OWA107 is basically the same mashbill that is aged 8…

When I first got to know this William Larue Weller, albeit the 2012 release, I loved it immediately and went looking for another sample. WhiskyGorillaz was the place to be. This WLW was distilled in the…

This particular bottle is a part of the W.L. Weller line-up. Aka"The original wheated bourbon" This bottle replaced the 7 year variant at the same proof (107). The replacement has no age statement, which…

The nose of this Bourbon was very surprising, and would be for any Bourbon. Very light and mellow, and since Bourbon is always aged in first fill casks, I usually expect intensity over zen. Cool bruised…

Nose: Very Brandy like. Elegant. Cinnamon, all spice, vanilla, rum Soaked apples and pears, honey, white table grapes, cherries, butterscotch. Taste: Again the grapes. Followed by oak, very drying tan…

Nose: Brown Sugar, Licorice, Candied Orange, the slightest hints of Oak, Lavender, Caramel, Grain, 90% Cocoa Dark Chocolate, Honey, Sauteed Apples dusted with Cinnamon, Dried Mango.Palate: Oak, Dried…

W.L.Weller is one of the five large brands of wheated bourbons, and is produced at the Buffalo Trace distillery. The reviewed bottle has been open for 18 months and is 95% full. Colour: pretty dark, as…