Laws Centennial Straight Wheat Bonded Batch 5 7 year 750ml
About this bottle
Laws Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey Batch 5 is a bottled-in-bond wheat whiskey from Laws Whiskey House in Denver, Colorado, aged seven years. Bottled-in-bond status means it's the product of a single distilling season at one distillery, aged at least four years, and bottled at exactly 100 proof — a legal designation rather than a marketing term. Wheat as the dominant grain gives it a softer, sweeter profile than a rye- or corn-heavy whiskey. Expect a nose of soft grain and honey, a palate with bread-like sweetness and light spice, and a warm, substantial finish from the 100-proof strength. Good for whiskey drinkers who want a straightforward, well-documented craft wheat whiskey.
How to drink Laws Centennial Wheat
Neat or with a few drops of water suits its 100-proof strength best, giving the soft wheat sweetness room to come through without losing the whiskey's backbone.
Specs
Whisky100 proof
Shipping & delivery
What the verse says
We haven't collected enough reviews on this bottle yet for a rating to mean much.
Across the store, verified buyers rate us 4.7 out of 5. Read those reviews →
Questions about this bottle
What does "bottled-in-bond" mean?
A legal U.S. designation requiring the whiskey come from one distillery, one distilling season, be aged at least four years, and bottled at exactly 100 proof.
What grain defines this whiskey's flavor?
Wheat, which gives it a softer, sweeter character than a rye- or corn-forward whiskey.
Price history
What this bottle has sold for on LiquorVerse over time.
We don't have enough price history on this bottle yet to show a trend. We record every price change from here on, so check back.