Weller Family
The Wheated Line

Weller Family

Six label colors, one wheated mash bill

Weller is the easiest way into wheated bourbon, the same soft style that made Pappy Van Winkle famous. The family is sorted by label color.

Good to Know
  • Wheated means wheat instead of rye as the second grain. It drinks softer and sweeter
  • The numbers are proof, which is twice the alcohol percentage. Special Reserve is 90 and Full Proof is 114
In Oregon
  • Special Reserve is the most common and a great first bottle to track
  • The rest get harder to find the further up the line you go
  • Track the six and the morning report will show you where they landed

Bottles in this collection

W.L. Weller Special Reserve
The green label: the everyday wheated bourbon at 90 proof. Cheap on paper, gone by lunch.
Allocated · on the shelf at 28 stores · $29.95
W.L. Weller Antique 107
The red label: Antique 107, bottled at the old Stitzel-Weller proof with a spicier edge.
Allocated · on the shelf at 8 stores · $58.95
W.L. Weller 12 Year
The black label: twelve years on Pappy's mash. A unicorn at its list price.
Allocated · on the shelf at 4 stores · $49.95
W.L. Weller Full Proof
The blue label: Full Proof, bottled at 114 proof, the same strength it went into the barrel. The store pick favorite.
Allocated · on the shelf at 7 stores · $64.95
W.L. Weller C.Y.P.B.
The white label: CYPB, the recipe fans voted to build, bottled at 95 proof.
Allocated · off Oregon shelves right now
W.L. Weller Single Barrel
The orange label: Single Barrel, one barrel per bottle at 97 proof.
Allocated · on the shelf at 9 stores · $59.95
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