The Distillery says: " The unique Single Farm Single Malt is the only whisky in Scotland to be produced entirely on one farm, from barley to bottle.
Distilled from Optic and Publican barley varieties grown at Kilchoman in 2007, 2009 and 2010, the barley was then malted onsite and peated using local Islay peat before being distilled, matured and eventually bottled all within the farm distillery’s limits.
This, the 10th annual edition of the range was matured in a combination of 39 bourbon barrels and 2 oloroso sherry casks for a minimum of 9 years. Just 12,400 bottles will be released with each cask personally selected for the release by distillery founder, Anthony Wills."
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The Distillery says: "This release is the marriage 2011, 2012 and 2013 barley harvests then matured in 29 bourbon barrels and 6 oloroso sherry butts for a minimum of 8 years. Limited to 12500 bottles worldwide"
This 2010 Vintage has been matured in both ex-sherry butts and ex-bourbon casks for over 9 years. It is a vatting of 45 casks - 42 fresh bourbon casks and 3 Oloroso sherry butts. The distillery says 'This Vintage has been bottled at 48% to accentuate the powerful flavours of peat smoke, dried fruit and herbaceous spices and a long clean finish.' 
The distillery say "Casado (Portuguese for marriage) is a limited-edition bottling which was matured in fresh bourbon barrels for 6 years before 38 casks were selected and married together for 2 years in two 6,000 litres Portuguese red wine vats. The red wine marriage gives the whisky layers of red fruit and spices which complement the vanilla and butterscotch influence of the bourbon barrels beautifully” It is 50ppm and only 12,900 bottles were produced.
Kilchoman Machir Bay is a vatting of predominantly ex-bourbon and some sherry casks.
The distillery says: "The Madeira Cask Matured limited edition was distilled in May 2015 from our 50ppm Port Ellen malt, and matured for 5 years and 3 months in 46 fresh Madeira hogsheads, before being bottled at 50% abv. Kilchoman really lends itself to maturation in fortified wine casks. The rich fruity character of the casks balances nicely with the creamy citrus sweetness of our new spirit. My preference when using wine casks has always been to use fresh first fill barrels with a view to bottling the whisky relatively young. This approach means the lighter clean flavours and fresh maritime peat smoke aren’t overwhelmed by the cask influence”
The WSD think this has salted, smoked ham with soft fruits on the nose and soft smoky wood ash with summer fruits, citrus and salted hams on the palate.
This Kilchoman Sanaig is named after a small rocky inlet located north of the distillery. This expression has a predominantly sherry cask influence.