Here's an unusual whisky: a California-distilled malt whisky, which was made using a mashbill of 88% malted barley and 12% malted rye.

Here's another under-the-radar distillery, although it's currently experiencing something of a revival: Tormore.

Overall, a very well-matured bourbon, even if the strength is a little bit lower than other barrel proof bourbons.

Finally, a Benromach whisky bottled at full cask strength, in this case 60.6% ABV.

One great thing about these limited releases from Maker's Mark is the pricing - generally, these are available is a lot of markets for $60 to $75.

Edradour is known for its use of sherry casks for aging its single malt, especially in their unpeated 'Edradour' brand.

The Boutari Greek Wine Series is a limited line of Spot whiskies finished in wine casks from the Boutari winery in Greece.

Starlight distillery is known for finishing their whisky in just about every cask type imaginable.

Loch Lomond produces spirit in a number of different styles, and these are given different trade names.

The first 9 years of maturation were spent in an ex-bourbon hogshead, after which a 4 year finishing period was spend in a first fill Spanish oak Oloroso hogshead.

The spirit in this release first spent roughly 4 years in a first fill Oloroso sherry hogshead - that's a long finishing period in a first fill cask.

This 28 year single cask named 'A Cup of Kindness' was slotted into the SMWS flavor profile of 'Sweet Fruity & Mellow.'

This Glen Grant sits in the SMWS flavor profile of 'Juicy Oak & Vanilla,' and it also sports the black label that is reserved for the Society's more premium bottlings.

This Glenburgie single cask named 'European Vacation' is presented in the Society's 'Young and Spritely' flavor profile.

In 2024, Kilchoman released a cask strength version of their core range Sanaig.

This 18 year old version of Oban's single malt is a United States exclusive.

Green River has seen a huge resurgence into the mainstream bourbon spotlight over the past couple of years.

Stagg is made using Buffalo Trace's low-rye mashbill, or mashbill #1; the official grain proportions are a closely held secret.

Ingelred is an independent bottling brand based on Sweden; they've partnered with bottlers Blackadder to bring a series of single malt Scotch whiskies to the market.

Launched in 2024, The Reveries is a new non-distilling producer (NDP) based in Virginia.