William Larue Weller Bourbon 2013

Distillery
William Larue Weller
Region
Country
America
Type
Bourbon
ABV
68.1%
Age
12 years
Price
£125.11
Community rating
5.00 / 5 (1 ratings)
Tasting notes
Vanilla, Toasted, Honey, Chocolate
Description
Buffalo Trace's 2013 William Larue Weller arrives at barrel proof—68.1% ABV—making it the strongest iteration to date of this wheated bourbon. Vanilla and spice dominate the palate, with the high proof amplifying both sweetness and oak influence across a rich, viscous mouthfeel. This is a bourbon for serious collectors and those who appreciate uncompromising strength and complexity.

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William Larue Weller

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ABV

68.1%

Age

12 yr

Style

Bourbon

Price

£125.11

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William Larue Weller Bourbon 2013 is a 12-year-old bourbon from William Larue Weller (America), bottled at 68.1% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and delicately floral character — vanilla, toasted, honey, chocolate. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Buffalo Trace's 2013 William Larue Weller arrives at barrel proof—68.1% ABV—making it the strongest iteration to date of this wheated bourbon. Vanilla and spice dominate the palate, with the high proof amplifying both sweetness and oak influence across a rich, viscous mouthfeel. This is a bourbon for serious collectors and those who appreciate uncompromising strength and complexity.

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