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The new 16-year old shares that sherry depth, having also spent 21 months in Oloroso casks (after 14 years, 3 months in bourbon casks).
Well, that's what the press release says but the numbers don't quite add up. The whiskey was distilled in 1995 and bottled in December 2012. At a minimum, the whiskey must be close to 17 years old but it has only spent 16 years in a cask, if you tot up the sherry and bourbon stretches mentioned above. There is a mysterious year unaccounted for!
It's bottled at 40% ABV. There are 4,500 numbered bottles, and they go for $100 each.