This is a mixture of sourced bourbons and the distillery's own stock, which has now aged up to 6 years old.

A limited release, this has only been bottled a few times in Springbank’s history.

Old Grand-Dad uses Jim Beam's high-rye mashbill: 63% corn, 27% rye, and 10% malted barley.

This NAS SBBP Rye release is now becoming regularly available across a lot of the USA.

Independent bottler Adelphi has done quite a few Caol Ila bottlings over the years, ranging from 7 to 28 years in age.

A real grain to glass distillery.

Knob Creek's 7 year old Kentucky Straight Rye - this product replaced their NAS rye a couple of years ago.

The cask makeup for this 18 year whisky is a mixture of American oak ex-bourbon casks and ex-Oloroso sherry casks.

The name Dunville's actually goes back nearly 200 years in the whisky business.

The fourth edition of an annual release from Lagavulin: the Offerman Edition.

A standardized single barrel bourbon called Elmer T. Lee, named for a past master distiller of Buffalo Trace.

In recent years, Jack Daniel's has introduced some older age-stated Tennessee whiskies into their lineup.

A part of Diageo's annual special releases back in 2015.

How will that agave spirit impact the flavor profile of this farmy, peaty single malt?

Old Forester says their goal was to create a bourbon that is spicy and warm.

Our first encounter with Buffalo Trace's Antique Collection.

14 years - in our experience, that's a bit of a sweet spot for this distillery's spirit.

Auchroisk - another one of the lesser seen Diageo Speyside distilleries.

The sister product to Wild Turkey's ever-popular Rare Breed Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

Based on our experience, we're guessing it's at least a majority of ex-bourbon casks, maybe a mix of first fill and refill.