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Looking for a wheated bourbon? William Larue Weller is one of the big names you want to keep your eye out for. Now owned by Buffalo Trace, it's been a staple of wonderfully mellow wheated bourbon goodness for decades upon decades. Presented at 45% ABV, the William Larue Weller Special Reserve is great stuff - a good balance of vanilla, savoury nuts, caramel and a small touch of spice on the finish.
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Real big fan of wheat, it gives a really different note on the nose. Heavily carameled nuts with vanilla, but the wheat makes everything very light and fragrant. On the taste I get an almost peppermint feel which must be from the wheat that carries the classic bourbon profile. Love it.
16th May 2018
Best value for money out there!
29th January 2016
Bubblegum, toffee, vanillaroma. It exploded on my tastebuds, and made me salivate. A touch too sweet and cloying though upon repeated tastes.
5th July 2015