Taste profile
- Honey
- Vanilla
- Oak
- Caramel
- Cereal
- Nutty
- Finish
- Long — Sweet oak, cinnamon, nutty warmth
Taste profile · from producer and tasting notes
Daniel Weller 1794 Spelt Wheat Recipe Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Adult-signature delivery
- Ships to most U.S. states
- Hand-packed, real humans
Details
- Brand
- W.L. Weller
- Category
- Bourbon
- Mash style
- Wheated
- Proof
- 94
- Distillery
- Buffalo Trace Distillery
- State
- Kentucky
- Size
- 750 ml
Description
Daniel Weller 1794 Spelt Wheat Recipe is a groundbreaking expression that reimagines the classic wheated bourbon profile through the use of spelt wheat, an ancient grain known for its rich, nutty character. Crafted at the legendary Buffalo Trace Distillery, this limited release pays tribute to early American whiskey-making traditions while pushing innovation forward. The use of spelt adds a deeper texture and unique complexity compared to traditional soft red winter wheat, creating a bourbon that is both familiar and entirely new. With its historical inspiration and modern execution, this bottle stands as a rare and collectible addition to the Weller legacy.
Tasting notes
- Nose
- Toasted grain, honey, vanilla bean, light oak
- Palate
- Caramel, baked bread, roasted nuts, gentle spice
- Finish
- Sweet oak, cinnamon, nutty warmth
How to drink
Shipping & returns
Free shipping from $300. Under $300, shipping is a flat $29.99 (Alaska and Hawaii: $90). Every order is hand-packed by real humans and leaves us within 1–3 business days; delivery usually takes 2–5 business days after that.
Adult-signature delivery. An adult (21+) with a valid ID signs for every order. No P.O. boxes.
Ships to most U.S. states. If we cannot ship to your address, checkout tells you before you pay.
Returns. Alcohol sales are final. An order can be canceled before it is packed, less a 10% cancellation fee. Damaged in transit? Email photos of the bottle, box and label to support@caskrow.com within 48 hours and we will make it right.
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