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This unusual Scotch was crafted by John Glaser and consists of 2 blends that were blended together at a young age, then left to age some more. One of these was 33 years old, the other possibly even older. Only 1,698 bottles were produced.
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Distilled in 1979, this 101-proof whisky has spent 32 years in a first-fill oloroso sherry cask. With a balance of fruit and spice, it's a delicious expression that showcases the triple-distilled Lowland style.
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This Caskers-exclusive rye whiskey is a part of Stellum's single barrel program. Distilled in Indiana with a mash bill of 95% rye and 5% malted barley, it was bottled at cask strength in Kentucky after spending 5 years in new charred American oak.
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This expression looks back on Prohibition times when the distillery was forced to move production to Canada. Bottled at 100 proof, the rye whiskey has spent 2 decades in a used bourbon cask.
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The oldest rye whiskey in WhistlePig's range is on its 3rd edition. The mash bill consists of 79% rye, 15% malted rye, and 6% malted barley, where malting the grain makes the sugars easier to ferment. Having spent 18 years in virgin oak, it's a mature, nuanced, and elegant expression.
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Crafted with whiskeys that have spent between 13 and 35 years in ex-bourbon casks, this is the 37th release in the renowned Vintage Collection. It is the final release to be crafted by Master Distiller Brian Nation.
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This expression is a collaboration between Japanese floral artist Makoto Azuma and Glenmorangie. Aged 18 years in a combination of bourbon and Oloroso sherry casks, it's a fittingly floral expression with an attractive floral design.
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The very first grain-to-glass rye whiskey to come from WhistlePig, this expression was masterfully crafted by distiller Emily Harrison from 100% Remington rye grown on their farm. It's bottled at 100.1 proof ― hence the name.
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The Vintage Reserve Collection holds some of Teeling's oldest Irish single malts. This 30-year-old whiskey was matured in ex-bourbon casks before being transferred into Sauternes wine casks. Bottled at 92 proof, only 4,000 bottles were made.