William Larue Weller 19 year Bourbon (2002 Release)

The 19-year-old W\.L. Weller was first introduced in 2000 and bottled annually until 2003, when production stopped due to Sazerac's partnership with Old Rip Van Winkle, which prioritized access to the distillery's wheated bourbon. It returned in 2005 as the younger William Larue Weller, bottled annually since as part of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, which honors the company’s legacy. This vintage was bottled from well-aged Stitzel-Weller casks acquired by Diageo in the late 1990s.