What proof is the 2013 William Larue Weller?
The 2013 William Larue Weller was bottled at 136.2 proof, or 68.1% alcohol by volume. It is the wheated bourbon of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, bottled uncut and unfiltered at the natural strength of the batch, so the figure is fixed for the release rather than varying bottle to bottle.
How old is the 2013 William Larue Weller?
The 2013 William Larue Weller was 12 years and 1 month old at bottling. Buffalo Trace filled the barrels in the spring of 2001 and released the whiskey in the fall of 2013 as part of that year's Antique Collection.
Is the 2013 William Larue Weller the highest-proof Weller ever?
No. At 136.2 proof the 2013 William Larue Weller was the strongest release the label had produced up to that point, but Buffalo Trace bottled the 2014 William Larue Weller at 140.2 proof the following year, and that figure still stands as the highest in the series.