This bourbon combines two different classic Heaven Hill bourbon mashbills: the typical ryed bourbon, as well as their wheated mashbill.

Here's a well-aged single malt from Balblair in the Highlands: their 25 Year Old bottling.

The latest Scotch whisky brand with a celebrity collaboration - here we have Laphroaig and their Willem Dafoe Limited Edition.

Here we have the Peat Smoke release from the Contrasts series, specifically a batch distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2023.

Dr. Rachel Barrie of Brown-Forman introduced the Master's Anthology series in 2024, and it's comprised of three bottlings which focus on different nuances.

Finally, we get to see that high-strength potential in some official Highland Parks: the Cask Strength series.

Kilchoman has matured or finished their whisky in just about every cask type imaginable at this point; here's a new entry from them in 2026, a Maury Cask Matured single malt.

Bushmills claims to be the oldest licensed distillery in the world; they have records going all the way back to 1608.

Here we have an unusual bottling: the Backbone Bourbon Company, a non-distilling producer (NDP) based in Indiana, typically bottles American whiskies like MGP-distilled rye, but they've branched out and bottle a single grain Scotch.

This is made with the heavily peated Bunnahabhain distillate.

Tomatin is generally known for their product of unpeated malt whisky, but they do also produce a lightly peated line in more limited quantities.

This whisky came out back in 2022, so it's been sitting in the bottle with a decent amount of air for 3 to 4 years now.

Kilchoman is a spirit that works quite well in just about any type of cask - we've found it to be very versatile in our experience.

Thompson Bros don't tell us specifically which casks are used in this blend, but they do state on the label that they selected components which "celebrate sherry maturation.”

Today, we're looking at one of the Thompson Bros’ core products: a blended malt called SRV5, which stands for Station Road Vat 5.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the reinvigoration of their distillery, Bruichladdich released 3 limited edition whiskies in 2026.

Longrow bottlings use heavily peated, double-distilled spirit from Springbank.

Following up on last year's Found North 19 Year 'Ten Years of T8ke' release, there's another new Found North for the 11th anniversary of T8ke.

This bottle should be more available than the old Longrow Red wine cask series, but considering Longrow represents only a small fraction of Springbank's already small-ish output, this is still a bottle that might be tricky to find.

Because 'proof' is defined differently here in the United States, Springbank changed the name to 114 Proof so that they could keep the bottling strength around 57% ABV.