
W.L. Weller Millennium
Presentation case
Acquired July 2026
The wheated recipe behind Pappy comes in a dozen labels, and the market wants nearly all of them. A William Larue from last fall, a C.Y.P.B. you won in a lottery, a dusty Antique 107 from your grandfather's shelf: we'll tell you what it's worth, free, and the dusty one is the conversation we most look forward to.
The Weller family is exactly why we don't publish a price list. One name spans everyday shelf bottles and genuine trophies, and era, proof, fill level, condition, and what buyers are paying right now swing the number significantly. Two bottles that look alike, even two of the same label, can come away with very different offers.
Every bottle gets its own quote from a real person who prices wheated bourbon daily. Photograph what you have, send the list through the form, and describe anything you can't photograph. The quote is free, there's no obligation, and if it's a dusty one we haven't seen in a while, that's the conversation we most look forward to.
Every buyer says they want Weller. Here are our receipts: real lots, from a C.Y.P.B. to the Millennium in its case, each one quoted, shipped on our insured label, and paid for.

LOT 0001
Ten allocated bourbons, from Blanton's to Birthday Bourbon
Acquired June 21, 2026

LOT 0002
Eight-bottle lot led by Pappy 15 and Old Rip 10
Acquired June 14, 2026

LOT 0641
2022 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection
Acquired June 2026

LOT 0540
Seven Piece Buffalo Trace Allocated Collection
Acquired February 2026

LOT 0459
Full Home Bar Collection
Acquired December 2025

LOT 0306
Thirty Bottle Weller and Buffalo Trace Collection
Acquired April 2025
The full record lives on Recent Purchases.
Top down: Weller Millennium, William Larue Weller, dusty Stitzel-Weller-era bottles, Daniel Weller, then the modern allocated labels, meaning 12 Year, Full Proof, C.Y.P.B., and Single Barrel. Current Special Reserve and Antique 107 carry modest value one bottle at a time but add up quickly in a collection. Era matters enormously: an Antique from the 1980s is a different animal from one bottled last year.
Well above its shelf price, and the number moves monthly, which is why we don't publish prices for it or for any other bottle: a printed figure would be stale in a season and wrong for your specific bottle on day one. Send it through the form and a real person will give you a current number, usually the same day, free and with no obligation either way.
Same wheated mash bill, same distillery, different barrels and different aging. Weller is the attainable side of the family, which is exactly why collectors chase it. For sellers the practical difference is price: Pappy commands four figures at the top end while most modern Weller trades in the hundreds. If you're holding both, send both. Collections always quote better together.
Don't peel it, don't clean the bottle, and don't open it. That paper strip helps date the bottle and shows it was never opened, and it's worth more to you fragile and dusty than scrubbed. Photograph the front label, the strip across the top, and the fill level, and send those through the form. Identifying old bottles is our favorite part of the job.
Every label from Special Reserve to William Larue gets a real read from a real person. The quote is free, no obligation. Most quotes returned within 24 hours.
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