What is the 2015 William Larue Weller bottled at?
The 2015 William Larue Weller is bottled uncut and unfiltered at 134.6 proof (67.3% ABV), aged 12 years. It is a wheated bourbon, using wheat instead of rye as the secondary grain, representing the solitary wheated whiskey option in the annual collection tier.
How does the 2015 William Larue Weller compare to the rye-recipe bottles?
It functions as the collection's wheated bourbon, using premium winter wheat as the secondary crop grain variable, which yields an inherently softer, sweeter base than the rye-recipe lines observed across the Handy and Sazerac branches. The 2015 expression was bottled completely free of filtration loops at 134.6 proof after twelve years in oak, sharing its underlying mash bill directly with the celebrated Pappy Van Winkle line handled under the global directions of the Sazerac Company parent framework.