A sweet and creamy Speyside single malt from Tomintoul that was initially matured in ex-bourbon barrels, before being finished in specially-selected Cognac casks.
A small batch single malt from Tomintoul that was initially matured in ex-bourbon barrels, before being finished in specially-selected Pinot Noir casks.
To create a whisky with a tropical feel, Glenlivet's craftsmen aged a portion of their smooth whisky in casks that previously contained Caribbean rum. The result is a balanced and exceptionally smooth whisky with a tropical twist. Single Malt Meets Summer
To make Benriach Twelve, Benriach spirit is three cask matured for at least twelve years in sherry casks, bourbon barrels and port casks. The whisky from each cask is then expertly married together to create a smooth, sherry-rich single malt.
This oaky and fruity small-batch release results from one of Dr. Bill's rare experiments with Cognac casks, elegantly winding notes of spice and leather with Glenmorangie's wondrous fruit flavours.
Matured in the traditional style in American bourbon barrels, this whisky is then ‘finished’ in Tawny Port hogsheads, sourced from the Douro region in the north of Portugal.
A warming and smoky version of Lochlea single malt through the use of ex-Islay barrels and peated quarter casks. The colour of the label reflects the icy winters on the plains of Ayrshire.
This Craigellachie 2010 is finished in Guyana rum casks. Freshly roasted coffee beans open the nose after which hazelnut combines beautifully with ripe tropical fruit.
Barrels from the Pulteney Distillery are rare to come across. This 2011 Pulteney comes from first-fill bourbon barrels, which has given this whisky a sweet vanilla undertone.
The Glengoyne Legacy Chapter Three is dedicated to Sir Arthur John Tedder. He was the Glengoyne "excise man" and began working at the distillery in 1899.
Here we have an absolute classic Speysider from a long-time family-owned distillery. This 25 year old single malt from Glenfarclas spent its days in 100% Oloroso sherry casks.
This is a 26-year-old single malt whiskey from Glenfarclas of Scotland. Glenfarclas is one of the few distilleries still owned by a Scottish family, the Grant family.
An honest and old fashioned quality single cask, single malt, according to the Van Wees standards, as they have been set by Han and Maurice van Wees so many years ago.
Cardhu 18 Years Single Malt Whisky is smooth on the palate with many notes of fruit, vanilla, honey and spices (nutmeg). The finish is long, round with slight drying spiciness and slightly tart.
A fascinating Speyside whisky from Knock, Banffshire. A spicy and nutty nose, which softens as the dram progresses. Sweet, fruity notes are very apparent as soon as you taste it and this leads to a dry finish with tomato notes.
This Speyside bottling has prominent Christmassy notes of orange peel, cinnamon sticks, dried fruits and walnuts. A great dram for those who enjoy something on the sweeter side.
On the nose, a light and buttery nature of this dram from the Speyside region. Vibrant fruity notes were also very prominent throughout this 12 year old bottling from Benriach. This light creamy dram will make a great addition to any whisky cabinet.
Designed by Charles Doig in 1890, Craigellachie Distillery can be found in the heart of the Speyside region between Rothes and Dufftown. This particular bottling, finished in 100% port casks, has notes of nuts and warming spices throughout.
To bring out the beloved characteristics of coastal malts, the Master Blender at Mossburn has chosen to use first fill ex-bourbon cask staves and heavily toasted European oak cask heads, to enhance the whisky with an additional smoky spice.
Loch Gorm is the name given to Kilchoman's annual sherry matured limited edition.
The dark murky colour of the loch’s water is reflected in the rich coppery tones of this sherry matured Loch Gorm release.
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