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W.L. Weller Special Reserve
The Original Wheated Bourbon Whiskey features an exceptionally smooth taste, substituting wheat for rye grain. Bottled at 90 proof, this bourbon stands out with its burnt orange color. Its softer flavor notes make this bourbon great for sipping or making cocktails.
Rumored: 70% Corn | 17% Wheat | 13% Malted Barley | Wheated
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Part of the The Sazerac Company family of brands.
Note: A very small quantity of whiskies came from this single barrel, so taste variability is higher than with larger production whiskies. Many times this is not a big deal (i.e. Blanton's), but sometimes it matters (i.e. Larceny Barrel Proof versions). If the specific barrel is not listed, ask your server or a store employee for more info.
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Nose: A sweet nose with a presence of caramel.
Palate: Tasting notes of honey, butterscotch, and a soft woodiness.
Finish: Features a smooth finish with a sweet honeysuckle flair.
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Rebel Bourbon 100 Proof Bourbon
This 100-proof version of award-winning Rebel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is handcrafted according to the original, time-honored Rebel Yell recipe developed in 1849. The higher proof takes the wheated bourbon to another level with a prominent sweetness and added heat while retaining its smoothness, honey, and dried fruit notes.
Rumored: 70% Corn | 17% Wheat | 13% Malted Barley | Wheated
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Part of the Lux Row Distillers family of brands.
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Nose: The nose opens with caramel, honey, and wood notes, with some orange zest, spice, and cocoa as well.
Palate: The sweetness gives way to a pleasant heat on the palate, along with oak, vanilla, corn, some orange zest, and peppery spice notes.
Finish: The oak, corn, and spice linger through the finish.
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