W.L. Weller Special Reserve (Old Squat Bottle) Bourbon 750mL

W.L. Weller Special Reserve (Old Squat Bottle) Bourbon 750mL

W.L. Weller Special Reserve (Old Squat Bottle) Bourbon 750mL

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W.L. Weller Special Reserve (Old Squat Bottle) Bourbon 750mL is a highly collectible wheated bourbon from an earlier era of Weller releases, distinguished by its discontinued squat bottle packaging. Often referred to as the entry point into the Weller lineup, this older bottling is prized by collectors for its historic presentation and smooth, approachable profile.

Made with wheat as the secondary grain instead of rye, this bourbon offers a softer, sweeter flavor profile with exceptional drinkability. Notes of honey, vanilla, caramel, light oak, and gentle baking spice come together in a smooth, easy sipping bourbon that showcases the classic wheated style Weller is known for. The old squat bottle version adds nostalgic appeal and growing rarity to an already beloved expression.


Tasting Notes

Nose, honey, vanilla, caramel, light oak, soft grain
Palate, sweet caramel, vanilla cream, gentle wheat, mild spice
Finish, smooth, clean, lightly sweet with lingering vanilla and oak


FAQs

What makes the old squat bottle special
It features a discontinued squat bottle design, making it more collectible than current releases.

Is this a wheated bourbon
Yes, W.L. Weller Special Reserve uses wheat instead of rye, giving it a softer profile.

How does it differ from Weller 12 Year
Special Reserve is younger and lighter, while Weller 12 offers deeper oak and complexity.

Is this bottle collectible
Yes, older squat bottle releases are increasingly collectible and harder to find.

How should I drink it
Enjoyable neat, on the rocks, or in classic bourbon cocktails.

What is the proof
Typically bottled at 90 proof, offering smooth and approachable sipping.

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