What states actually sell W. L. Weller 12 year old

[squire]

It's here in Mississippi.

[OutlawSW]

Thanks. Unfortunately I am in Michigan, but Ohio is a short drive so I was hoping I could drive down and pick some up.

As you know it's not in MI but I do know where some is in northern IN as my wife picked me up 2 bottles this weekend when she went to visit family. If your up for a road trip Pm me and I will let you know where it's at.

[boneuphtoner]

It is also sold here in Montgomery County, Maryland....although they frequently go out of stock for long stretches of time.

[ChainWhip]

Available in Washington state as well.

[Kalessin]

I've only seen it at two places in Massachusetts so far, $37.99 or $32.99, which is in line my finding that mid-shelf mass-market bourbons are about $5 more expensive in this state. I'll probably grab a bottle or two at the store with the lower price, especially if they have a sale coming up soon.

[Barclay Beach]

Not sold in PA by the LCB.

[Crowes]

Is there a logical reason why one state can get the Special Reserve and the Antique but not the 12 year?

[jeffrey r]

Is there a logical reason why one state can get the Special Reserve and the Antique but not the 12 year?

Probably not, but what do I know. I was in Shoppers Vineyard recently, which is a good liquor store here in NJ, and I asked why they didn't carry Weller 12, and they simply said it was not available in their market. I'd imagine they'd carry it if they could, as they carry OWA. In NJ, I have only seen OWA at SV and at local Total Wine outposts, and I've only found the WSR and Weller 12 in NYC. Fortunately, the Weller 12 is $21 around here, which is pretty surprising NYC would have one of the better prices on anything, let alone something scarce.

[ebo]

I can tell you that if you want anything other than the standard pours, Ohio won't have it. Ohio has to be one of the worst states for anything whisk(e)y.

[JLH3]

I've never seen it in Arizona, but bought some in Austin during deer season this year.