W. L. Weller Special Reserve
Review
Gone are the days when this expression presented affordable insight to the lauded Van Winkle lineup. Whether or not you want to spend an average of $60 on this bourbon, may depend on whether you enjoyed it before the hype. But this bottle remains an enjoyable, high-quality wheated offering. It serves fresh fruit on the nose, with apples and cranberries on leading to vanilla, caramel, and cedar-wood. The palate is lean and fruity, with accents of spice, and decent complexity.
W. L. Weller Special Reserve
Gone are the days when this expression presented affordable insight to the lauded Van Winkle lineup. Whether or not you want to spend an average of $60 on this bourbon, may depend on whether you enjoyed it before the hype. But this bottle remains an enjoyable, high-quality wheated offering. It serves fresh fruit on the nose, with apples and cranberries on leading to vanilla, caramel, and cedar-wood. The palate is lean and fruity, with accents of spice, and decent complexity.
Reviewed On: 05-07-2020
W. L. Weller Special Reserve
Gone are the days when this expression presented affordable insight to the lauded Van Winkle lineup. Whether or not you want to spend an average of $60 on this bourbon, may depend on whether you enjoyed it before the hype. But this bottle remains an enjoyable, high-quality wheated offering. It serves fresh fruit on the nose, with apples and cranberries on leading to vanilla, caramel, and cedar-wood. The palate is lean and fruity, with accents of spice, and decent complexity.
Reviewed On: 05-07-2020
