Independent bottlers were an exclusively Scottish phenomenon until Joshua Hatton and Jason Johnstone-yellin founded Single Cask Nation in 2011. Today, the brand is showcasing the range of American whiskey through its latest release of single cask and limited-edition bottlings, available exclusively through its website’s e-commerce platform beginning this month.

These new expressions were hand-selected by Hatton and Johnstone-yellin.

“Single Cask Nation focuses on bottling unique whiskies with flavors that always differ from bottle to bottle,” Hatton said in a news release. “Despite this variation, one consistent feature across all our releases is a signature texture. Each bottling must have a rich, viscous mouthfeel, which is essential for selection, ensuring that every whisky offers a satisfying, almost indulgent, experience.”

Here are the latest releases:

New York Distilling 10 Year Old Rye Whiskey

(67.8% ABV; 700ml; $100 SRP; 123 bottles)

10 years in a new charred oak barrel

Balcones 4 Year Old Peated American Single Malt Whiskey

(66.3% ABV; 700ml; $80 SRP; 150 bottles)

4 years in a 1^st fill bourbon barrel

Cedar Ridge 5 Year Old Peated American Single Malt Whiskey

(61.4% ABV; 700ml; $80 SRP; 150 bottles)

Aged 5 years in 1^st fill Sauternes barrique (2-year finish)

“Independent bottling is a longtime tradition in Scotland, so we always take great pride in applying the tradition to American producers,” Johnstone-Yellin said. “Our most ardent whisky fans, those we lovingly refer to as ‘Caskheads’ within ‘The Nation’ – some of whom have been with us since we started 14 years ago – expect us to uncover the unexpected and these three expressions are sure to delight.”

In addition to the independent bottlings released online, Single Cask Nation also offers distinct bottlings through select retailers nationwide. Joining The Nation is as simple as purchasing a bottle from the Single Cask Nation website. 

For more information on Single Cask Nation, go to https://singlecasknation.com/.

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