Solitary cask (often called single barrel) whiskies are bottled from a person cask, and sometimes the bottles are labelled with distinct barrel and bottle numbers. The style of these whiskies might range significantly from cask to cask in just a model. Aged in barrels formerly useful for bourbon,

These whiskeys need to be aged in new charred-oak containers, except for corn whiskey, which doesn't have to be aged. If it is aged, it should be in uncharred oak barrels or in utilized barrels. Corn whiskey is normally unaged and offered being a lawful version of moonshine. When the first is