This again falls under the old standard 12 year age statement, though not by much: 11 years and 2 months.

We can derive the overall mashbill from the components: 75% corn, 12% rye, 1% wheat, and 12% malted barley, roughly, so we have a four grain bourbon.

Once Bruichladdich got their hands on the barley, it was peated to a ridiculous 214.2 ppm.

14.2 was aged for 4 years in Oloroso sherry and Amarone wine casks, and then the 5th year was spent marrying in Pauillac wine casks.

There's an unusual story behind this cask - this single malt was chosen by actor Neil Patrick Harris.

'Celebrating 200 Years' - that's the reason for this limited release version of Bladnoch's 10 year old single malt.

This spirit was distilled in 2016 and possibly 2015, so this was some of the earliest whisky to come off of the stills after New Riff opened in 2014.

The Oloroso sherry cask finish is generally 4 to 5 years of the total maturation time, meaning that the ex-bourbon period is likely 7 to 8 years.

The total time of aging is more than 12 years, and the yield was 2,000 bottles for this outturn.

John Distillery's entry level single malt - this is a 40% whisky which is meant to appeal to a wide audience of spirit enjoyers.

This single barrel (named 'Root Beer Float' based on the distillery's tasting notes) was available for purchase from the distillery's tasting room in Louisville, Kentucky.

Pipe Dream is named for a 367 foot tree located in the Patriarch Forest of Humboldt Redwoods State Park.

The idea behind Tomatin's Cuatro series was to find the impact that different types of sherry casks had on their spirit.

This single cask bottling is from Adelphi, and they aged it for an impressive 21 years before bottling it at cask strength.

It seems to have been produced at the OZ Tyler distillery, which has since changed its name to one most will be familiar with - Green River Distilling.

It's almost hard to believe that this was a refill cask - after only those 11 years, this is the color of cola.

This '114' bourbon doesn't care an age statement, but we get a strong proof point of 114 (57% ABV).

The Ohishi distillery specializes in the use of sherry and brandy casks for their whisky aging.

Generally found as an export product in other countries, especially Japan, this 12 year old version of Evan Williams wasn't previously available in the US.

The French wine casks used for this whisky hailed from Cote D’Or in the Burgundy region.