Weller Bourbon
Wheated Kentucky bourbon, poured in Commack for three decades.
The story behind Weller
Weller is a wheated bourbon, which means the secondary grain in the mashbill is wheat instead of rye. That single choice softens the edges and lets the corn sweetness and barrel char do the talking. William Larue Weller is the historical name behind the wheated style, and the modern line is distilled in Kentucky at Buffalo Trace, owned by the Sazerac Company.
We have watched this label move from a quiet shelf bourbon to one of the hardest bottles to keep in stock. The recipe never changed. The demand did. If you see Weller Special Reserve on our shelf, that is a good day in Commack.
Explore the Weller range
Three Weller expressions worth knowing, from the everyday pour to the 12 year age statement. Availability shifts, so call ahead.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weller Special Reserve | Wheated bourbon | Varies by label | Soft wheat, caramel, light oak, easy finish |
| Weller Antique 107 | Wheated bourbon | 107 | Baking spice, cherry, toasted oak, warm finish |
| Weller 12 Year | Wheated bourbon | 90 | Vanilla, leather, dried fruit, long oak finish |
| Weller Full Proof | Wheated bourbon | 114 | Barrel proof weight, brown sugar, char, heat |
| Weller Single Barrel | Wheated bourbon | Varies by barrel | One barrel at a time, proof and profile shift |
Which Weller is right for you?
Weller pricing at our Commack store starts at $79.99 for the 750mL Special Reserve, the bottle most people actually get to pour. Weller Antique 107 runs $119.99 and Weller 12 Year is $199.99, both allocated and frequently out of stock. When a bottle lands, it moves fast. Call (631) 343-7200 to check what is on the shelf today, or ask us to hold one for curbside pickup.
Low fuss, wheated softness, and the price that keeps it in the cabinet.
107 proof brings the spice and heat without losing the wheat smoothness.
Twelve years in oak, allocated, and worth the wait when it appears.