So SMWS came up with a numbering convention compromised of two sets of digits. 

1. The first set of digits represents the distillery 
2. The second digit shows how much number of single casks the SMWS have bottles from that distillery. 

SMWS have a tasting pannel that decides what the name of that particular release must be. this will be decided how the whisky tastes and how the panel experience it. This will give it its unique name. This unique name is also an indication of how the whisky will taste. 

Some other things to on the bottle that are worth mentioning: 

• Because SMWS only buy a couple of single cask from that distillery there will be a limited amount of bottles released. This will be shown on the bottles. 
• The whisky will always be natural color and non-chill filtered. This so you will experience the rare and pure from of that distillery. 
• It will be bottled at cask strength or stated otherwise. 
• The age statement will also be shown on the bottle itself.