Van Winkle Special Reserve Lot "B" 12 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
Van Winkle Special Reserve Lot "B" 12 Year Old Bourbon Whiskey 750ml
Ask us to price match.
In stock, ready to ship
Couldn't load pickup availability
✔ Fast Delivery | ✔ Safe & Secure Packaging | ✔ 4.9★ Google Rated
🚚 Shipping Options & FREE Metro Delivery
🚚 Shipping Options & FREE Metro Delivery
💥 FREE Metro Shipping on Orders Over $350
Stack the cart and enjoy fast, secure delivery from our online liquor store — available to eligible metro postcodes.
⚡ Jump The Queue (Priority Dispatch)
- South Australia (Metro): 2–72 hours
- Other States (Metro): 1–3 business days
🚀 Booze Express
- South Australia (Metro): 1–4 business days
- Other States (Metro): 2–5 business days
📦 Standard Shipping
- South Australia (Metro): 1–7 business days
- Other States (Metro): 3–9 business days
Tracking is provided on all orders.
Secure packaging designed to help prevent breakage.
Delivery times are estimates and may vary during peak periods.
🛡 Booze House Guarantee
🛡 Booze House Guarantee
Buy with confidence from our trusted online liquor store.
Thousands of Australians trust Booze House for fast, reliable alcohol delivery.
✔ Damaged in transit?
We’ll replace it quickly — no stress.
✔ Incorrect item received?
We’ll sort it out fast.
✔ Change of mind?
Sealed, unopened products can be returned within 14 days (conditions apply).
All orders are securely packed to help prevent breakage during delivery.
If you need assistance, our team is here to help at info@boozehouse.com.au
T&Cs apply. For full details, see our Refund Policy.
Some have asked, "Why is this whiskey drawn from 'Lot B' every year and not some other?" Apparently, the designation derived from an original 'Lot A' released only in 1991. For every subsequent release, it's been called 'Lot B'. More on this subject from straightbourbon.com: "I’ve always assumed that Julian III went through his stock of barrels that were older than the 10 year range and took the barrels that he did not think were worthy of continued aging for inclusion in future PVW releases and bottled those as Lot B. With Lot B indicating that they weren’t his best juice. At the time of the 1991 release of course there was no such thing as PVW as it hadn’t been released yet. I believe the first ever PVW release was in 1994. So maybe in 1992 he had decided that he would start setting aside his best barrels for future super premium older releases, and decided to start bottling those that didn’t make that cut as B then?"
One responder who actually emailed Julian Van Winkle for an explanation confirms: "It's pretty much to that affect, Lot A was small and ran out quickly. Lot B was much larger and by time those barrels ran out, everyone got so used to his 12 year old release being called Lot B that the name stuck so as to not confuse anyone." Hence, the designation is pretty much meaningless, except from an historical perspective.
Thank you! We’ll review your request and get back to you within 24-48 hours.