Weller Single Barrel Bourbon

Weller Single Barrel Bourbon

Weller Single Barrel Bourbon. William Larue Weller, born in 1825, spent most of his life educating the public on his first-of-its-kind bourbon recipe using wheat in the mash bill. Weller’s gentle, mild and smooth sipping experience changed whiskey as we know it.

Handpicked and bottled one exceptional barrel at a time, this special release is bourbon to be savored.

Delivering nuance variations from the ageing process. For the refined bourbon palate, no two barrels are quite the same. Expect distinct, full-bodied flavor in the celebrated tradition of Weller’s.

A beautifully appointed bourbon characterize by W. L. Weller’s unique ‘wheated’ composition,

the Single Barrel is an exceptionally crafted, full-bodied tasting experience.

Handpick and bottle one barrel at a time, Weller’s original ‘wheated’ bourbon boasts a subtlely

smooth sip and makes a fine addition to any connoisseur’s collection. With a refine and robust flavor, this gracefully age single barrel bourbon is a close relative of the acclaim Van Winkle range and brings forth the same class and complexity.

Weller Single Barrel  bourbon has all the hallmarks of other Weller bottlings; it’s easy to see why people love this stuff — it’s so soft, gentle, and creamy on the tongue, yet full of spice and life.

The nose is actually quite peppery and spicy, racy with cloves and cinnamon red hots, and aromatically it feels rather youthful and expressive.

There’s no real hint of the sweetness that awaits you on the tongue, but once you sip the whiskey, that changes quickly and dramatically.

A complex web of honey-sweeten tea, butterscotch, and some ground black pepper takes you on a quick little journey from sweet to savory and back again.

Lots of vanilla comes along soon after, with a light cocoa note and a shaving of barrel char giving the whiskey a big, dessert-like finish that evokes campfire marshmallows. It’s delightful when paire with chocolate,

which makes the cinnamon on the back end really pop.

It’s hard to find a release of Weller that isn’t worthwhile.

The new Single Barrel — while, of course, your barrel may vary — isn’t changing that calculus.

It’s hard to put down, so grab it if you can. The price below, of course, is suggested, and eve