This is a new addition to the brand’s permanent line. Officially known as the 14 Year Old Bourbon Barrel Reserve, it’s aged for a full 14 years in typical ex-bourbon casks used in the Scotch industry. It’s then transferred to be finished in new heavily-charred American oak barrels from Louisville’s prominent Kelvin Cooperage, with the intention of imparting more of those deep bourbon qualities into a single malt.