Edencroft – Compass Box & Bruichladdich New Arrivals!

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Edencroft	Compass Box – Delilah’s Whisky Country: Scotland Region: HighlandsandLowland Age: Strength: 40% Summary: Delilah’s is a Limited Release Compass Box homage to Delilah’s, Mike Miller’s legendary punk rock whisky bar in Chicago, to celebrate the bar’s 20th anniversary in 2013. The whisky was developed jointly by John Glaser and Mike Miller as an expression of their shared vision that great whisky should be enjoyable by all. Delilah’s is an intense yet subtly complex Scotch whisky aged in a mix of experimental new American oak barrels and rejuvenated American oak hogsheads. It has been created to be perfect served as a shot with a beer. Availability: Limited Release of 6,324 bottles, Bottled in July 2013. Flavour Descriptors: Rich and sweet, with intense yet subtly complex, honeyed and seductive fruity notes, cereals and vanilla-cream. Recommendations: Delicious drunk as a shot along with a beer or sipped neat with chilled water to taste Distillery Sourcing: Single malts from the towns of Alness and Longmorn (approx 50% of the recipe); single grain whisky from Fife (approx 50% of the recipe).	70cl	£ 50.00 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Compass Box – The General Country: Scotland Region: Blended Age: Strength: 53.4% Summary: It’s been a good year for sourcing ridiculously rare parcels of extraordinary whisky. Two different companies approached us this year with similar stories: they each had several casks of Blended Scotch that had been blended at quite young ages, then not required and put back into cask and left to age. One parcel was 33 years-old and the other 40 years-old. We know little of the component whiskies, only that, being Blended Scotch Whisky, they were blends of both single malt and single grain whiskies. We could tell by tasting that some were aged in former American whisky casks and some in sherry casks. But the provenance wasn’t really important, because each parcel had matured into something extraordinary in flavour, and to us, as blenders, they each represented distinct and complementary flavour profiles. And this is where things got interesting for us. While each parcel was compelling in its own right, we had the feeling that by combining them in the right proportions, we could make something even more interesting. So we experimented for many weeks, blending the two together at different proportions before landing on the recipe in this bottle. The result is a whisky with the “antique” character lovers of old whiskies seek out. John Glaser – Whiskymaker. Availability: Limited Release of 1,678 bottles. Flavour Descriptors: It has extraordinary depth, with aromas and flavours reminiscent of spices, dried fruits and old sherry wine character. The palate is very soft, a virtue of blending malt whisky with grain whisky, and the finish is very, very long. Recommendations: This is a classic late-night-and-into-the-early morning whisky.	1 x 70cl	£ 200.00 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Bruichladdich – Octomore Scottish Barley 06.1/ 167ppm Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 5 Years Old. Strength: 57% Summary: Titanic amounts of peat but with a light, delicate complexity and a beguiling finesse. Young, yet eminently mature, it defies us. It remains an enigma. We embrace that. Here, we pay tribute to its pedigree, to the land from which it came and the raw materials that gave it life: Octomore Scottish Barley. We believe in challenging convention. Character: Magnificently muscular. Most heavily peated malts are so dry and phenolic there is little else to spark the senses, not so this young warrior who arouses pride and passion, transporting you to that most famous rock in the Atlantic ocean – Islay – the beating heart of the Hebrides. Colour: Autumn sunshine/ citrine. Nose: The first waves bring a combination of sea spray, spindrift, wet sea weed and hints of oily iodine. Then peat smoke with cracked black peppercorn and as the spirit reveals itself, stunning notes of heather flowers, lemon balm and water mint. Its like watching a spiritual weaver create a tapestry from the Hebrides itself. Palate: As the spirit breathes in the glass a subtle change takes place. Rising steadily comes the crisp, malted barley then the sweet oak, giving notes of vanilla, toasted rye bread and walnuts. Add a burst of fresh lime, poached apple and pear from distillation whilst always in the background the steady rhythm of the sea painting pictures in your mind of a people and place who know that single malt is the stuff of life, sustaining them for generations. Finish: The senses will celebrate this genial, warm, thrilling experience long after the glass is empty. You will know that you have been on a journey by the warmth in your heart and the spirit in your soul. Mood: Welcome to the world of Progressive Hebridean Distillers.	70cl	£ 95.00 BUY NOW