The Original Wheated Bourbon

W.L. Weller Collection

W.L. Weller is a wheated Kentucky straight bourbon made at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, using wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain. W.L. Weller Special Reserve is bottled at 90 proof.

The W.L. Weller Collection celebrates one of the most iconic wheated bourbons in the world. Produced at Buffalo Trace Distillery, Weller is admired for its smooth, mellow character and its historic link as the inspiration behind the legendary Pappy Van Winkle line.

This collection brings together favorites like Special Reserve and Antique 107, along with harder-to-find expressions including Weller 12 Year, Full Proof, Single Barrel, and C.Y.P.B. Each bottle showcases Weller’s signature balance of soft wheat sweetness, rich oak, and warm spice.

Perfect for sipping, gifting, or collecting, the W.L. Weller Collection offers a rare opportunity to experience one of bourbon’s most beloved families of whiskey.

W.L. Weller FAQ

Who makes W.L. Weller bourbon?

W.L. Weller is distilled at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.

What proof is Weller Special Reserve?

W.L. Weller Special Reserve is bottled at 90 proof, according to Buffalo Trace Distillery.

What does wheated bourbon mean?

A wheated bourbon uses wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain after corn, which Buffalo Trace describes as giving Weller a softer, smoother profile.

W.L. Weller FAQ

Who makes W.L. Weller bourbon?

W.L. Weller is distilled at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky.

What proof is Weller Special Reserve?

W.L. Weller Special Reserve is bottled at 90 proof, according to Buffalo Trace Distillery.

What does wheated bourbon mean?

A wheated bourbon uses wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain after corn, which Buffalo Trace describes as giving Weller a softer, smoother profile.

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