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William Larue Weller 10 Year Centennial 750mL

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William Larue Weller 10 Year Centennial 750mL

HKD 30,000.00 HKD 30,000.00
Category: Bourbon

Weller Centennial was a 10-year-old, 100-proof wheated bourbon from the W.L. Weller line. It went out of production in 2009, so any bottle today is an older release.


About This Bourbon

Centennial appeared in the Bourbon Heritage Collection sold by National Distillers, a set of older bourbons that also included Old Fitzgerald and I.W. Harper bottlings. Early bottles give Louisville as the place of bottling. After Sazerac bought the Weller brand in 1999, production moved to Buffalo Trace and later labels read Frankfort. Throughout, the recipe used wheat in place of rye as the flavouring grain, and the whiskey was bottled at 10 years old and 100 proof.


Tasting Profile

  • Nose: Caramel, honey, vanilla and cherry, with old oak, cinnamon and soft leather.
  • Palate: Mellow and rich, with wheated sweetness, toffee and fruit over mature oak.
  • Finish: Smooth and unhurried, with caramel, oak and gentle spice.

Serving & Food

An older bottle may have been open a while, so pour a small measure first and let it settle. Neat in a nosing glass at room temperature is the way to judge it. Pair with vanilla custard, roast chestnuts or a mild aged cheddar.


How to Enjoy

Weller followers and anyone interested in how the wheated style tasted in the years before its boom.


Product Details

Producer:  W.L. Weller

Expression:  Weller Centennial

Style:  Wheated Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey

Age:  10 years

ABV:  50%

Proof:  100

Status:  Discontinued 2009

Origin:  USA

Region:  Kentucky

Volume:  750mL


About the Distillery

The Weller brand grew up at Stitzel-Weller. After William Larue Weller died in 1899, Julian 'Pappy' Van Winkle and Alex Farnsley bought his company in 1908, and they later joined with Arthur Stitzel's distillery. The new Stitzel-Weller Distillery opened in Louisville on Derby Day in 1935 and became known for bourbon made with wheat in place of rye.

The brand changed hands several times after 1972. Sazerac bought W.L. Weller in 1999, and it has been made at Buffalo Trace in Frankfort ever since.

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