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According to Morgan, the initial releases used newly coopered American oak casks seasoned with the featured wines.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/joemicallef/2023/07/15/tasting-diageos-2023-distillers-edition-series/
“Approximately 50,000 casks of English whisky are expected to be laid down by distilleries by the end of 2024 and the value of this maturing stock is forecast to exceed £1bn over the same period,” said the North Yorkshire MP.
Around 60 casks of the historic product are available, ranging in price from £6000 for a 200L ex-bourbon cask to £7500 for a 250L ex-sherry Hogshead of Uile-bheist single malt.
Nonetheless, spent nuclear fuel is often on-site in cooling pools and dry casks for up to several years before being transported to more permanent secure facilities.
Source: https://thediplomat.com/2023/06/anticipating-dual-use-risks-in-an-atomic-southeast-asia/
The casks will be filled with the firm's moderately peated spirit upon the distillery's completion.
The third release from this series of venerable Tobermories is finished in oloroso sherry casks.
Winners of 10 Gold Awards, the vinegars are produced in the same family casks used for over 400 years, preserving his forbearers' exacting production and preservation traditions.
With more than 16,500 casks and sufficient whisky to satisfy demand for the next five years, the group's assets are highly valued too, worth almost £500 million and rising at inflation-busting rates annually.