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Whiskey: W.L. Weller | Millennium #2 | Blended Bourbon Whiskey | 2025 Limited Edition
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A rare evolution of a bourbon legend — crafted for the connoisseur.
The W.L. Weller Millennium Edition No. 2 represents the next chapter in the storied legacy of one of America’s most iconic wheated bourbon lines. This exclusive release brings together a masterful blend of exceptionally aged Weller expressions, hand-selected by the artisans at Buffalo Trace Distillery to embody balance, depth, and refinement.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 99 (49.5%ABV)
Origin: United States
Distillery: Buffalo Trace Distillery
Edition No. 2 builds upon the celebrated first Millennium release, offering a beautifully composed bourbon of grace and complexity. Layers of caramelized oak, dark fruit, and vanilla bean intertwine with rich undertones of toffee, honey, and warm baking spice, creating a flavor experience that is both timeless and transcendent.
Each sip reveals the signature smoothness of Weller’s wheated mash bill, elevated by years of careful maturation and expert blending — a whiskey made not for mass production, but for those who appreciate craftsmanship at its most meticulous.
W.L. Weller | Millennium #2 | Blended Bourbon Whiskey | 2025 Limited Edition Tasting Notes
Nose: Butterscotch, toasted oak, and hints of dried cherry and cocoa.
Palate: Velvety layers of caramel, vanilla, and brown sugar with accents of spice, honey, and soft leather.
Finish: Long, warming, and exquisitely balanced with lingering sweetness and oak complexity.
Distillery Information
Buffalo Trace Distillery is a historic producer located in Frankfort, Kentucky. It has been known by several names over the course of its history but claims to be the oldest continuously operating distillery in the United States, with records going back to 1775 and the oldest building dating from 1792. During Prohibition, Buffalo Trace was allowed to stay open to make whiskey for “medicinal purposes”. The Sazerac Company of New Orleans bought the company in 1992. The Buffalo Trace Straight Bourbon whiskey was introduced in 1999, when the distillery changed its name from George T. Stagg, although this name survives in a straight Bourbon still made at the facility. The distillery is home to a varied portfolio of brands (see below). Unsurprisingly, a varied selection of stills of all shapes and sizes, and there are 75 different locations within the site where barrels are aged.
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