Mortlach / 15 Year Old Gordon & MacPhail Distillery Label.
£72.50
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 Scapa / 2005 Vintage Gordon & MacPhail Distillery Label. £72.50 Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: Strength: 43%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Orkney. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Scapa. BOTTLER: Gordon & MacPhail. SERIE: Distillery Labels. DISTILLED: 2005 BOTTLING: 2018 AGE: CASK TYPE: First fill bourbon barrels. CASK #: . NUMBER OF BOTTLES: ABV: 43% Vol. COLOUR: Golden. AROMA: Sweet and fruity; rich vanilla aromas swirl around tangy cooked apples. Touches of ripe tropical fruits – banana, pineapple, and kiwi – weaved with honeycomb notes. TASTE: Creamy with intense pressed green apple flavours balanced by bursts of pink grapefruit. A gentle warming pepper begins to develop with undertones of chocolate and oak. FINISH: Lingering hints of elegant dark chocolate lifted by dry bracken and gorse. |
 Linkwood / 15 Year Old Vintage Gordon & MacPhail Distillery Label. £72.50 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 43%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Speyside. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Linkwood. BOTTLER: Gordon & MacPhail. SERIE: Distillery Labels. DISTILLED: BOTTLING: AGE: CASK TYPE: CASK #: . NUMBER OF BOTTLES: ABV: 43% Vol. COLOUR: . AROMA: . TASTE: . FINISH: . |
 Longmorn / 2005 Vintage Gordon & MacPhail Distillery Label. £72.50 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 43%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Speyside. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Longmorn. BOTTLER: Gordon & MacPhail. SERIE: Distillery Labels. DISTILLED: 2005 BOTTLING: 2019 AGE: 12 Year Old CASK TYPE: First fill Sherry hogsheads & refill bourbon barrel. CASK #: . NUMBER OF BOTTLES: ABV: 43% Vol. COLOUR: Dark Gold. AROMA: Fragrant aniseed aromas with light fruit cake. hints of sherry join sticky orange marmalade. Dried fruit notes come to the fore with time. Almond marzipan accompanies cinnamon and nutmeg. TASTE: Peppery yet sweet; dashes of warming white pepper develop into plump raisins highlighted by toasted almond, espresso coffee, and twists of orange peel. FINISH: Medium bodied with a slightly drying feel. spicy notes combine with nutty undertones. |
 Mortlach / 15 Year Old Gordon & MacPhail Distillery Label. £72.50 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 43%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Speyside. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Mortlach. BOTTLER: Gordon & MacPhail. SERIE: Distillery Labels. DISTILLED: BOTTLING: 2018 AGE: CASK TYPE: First fill & refill Sherry casks. CASK #: . NUMBER OF BOTTLES: ABV: 43% Vol. COLOUR: Dark Gold. AROMA: Distinctly malty initially with fresh aromas of a woodland hedgerow. Delicate Sherry notes linger and weave with rich indulgent toffee, sweet liquorice, and orange marmalade. TASTE: Reminiscent of a Black Forest cake; the initial sweetness develops into fruity blackcurrant jam, maraschino cherry, and creamy vanilla. Freshly peeled orange notes add a fresh lift. FINISH: Well rounded; hints of candied citrus fruits and oak complement the lingering malty edge. |
 Compass Box / No Name #2. £115.00 Country: Scotland Region: Age: Strength: 48.9%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland. CATEGORY: Vatted Malt. DISTILLERY: Caol Ila, Talisker, Clynelish, Teaninich and Dailuaine. BOTTLER: Compass Box. BOTTLING: 2019 NUMBER OF BOTTLES: 8802 ABV: 48.9% Vol. A serious, uncompromising smoky experience. For this, the second Limited Edition of the No Name series, Compass Box again are allowing the whisky to speak for itself. Still very smoky indeed, there is a new depth and delicacy. To borrow a musical analogy, No Name was peat as power chord; No Name, No. 2 has brought some harmonics to the party. Built around an elegantly smoky Islay malt matured in refill Sherry butts, the second peated whisky we have used comes from the Isle of Skye. To these they added some old and ethereal single malt whisky from the Northern Highland village of Brora and just a dash of malt whisky finished in new French oak to add an underlying richness. No Name, No. 2 will transport you straight to the peat bogs and malt kilns of Scotland’s West Coast. Weighty on the palate, hugely complex and concentrated, No Name, No. 2 also introduces a degree of delicacy. Their second whisky in the series offers an elegant mix of dried fruit notes, reminiscent of red cherries, and even a floral quality. Those who snapped up No Name, and who are familiar with The Peat Monster, will love this latest exploration of the smoky whisky spectrum. No Name, No. 2 proves that peat is far from one-dimensional. |
 Compass Box / The Circle #1. £130.00 Country: Scotland Region: Age: Strength: 46%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland. CATEGORY: Vatted Malt. DISTILLERY: Highland Park, Clynelish and Tamdhu. BOTTLER: Compass Box. BOTTLING: 2019 NUMBER OF BOTTLES: 6151 ABV: 46% Vol. Sunshine in a glass Rosey Mitchell is the 2018 winner of The Circle, The Compass Box programme designed to inspire bartenders around the world. Rosey’s prize? To create a blend with Compass Box founder John Glaser and whiskymaker Jill Boyd. Rosey wanted to make an approachable whisky to be shared with friends, something for the daytime, a whisky with brightness. She called it “sunshine in a glass.” The Circle is based around a parcel of fruity and creamy single malt from the Tamdhu Distillery in Speyside. This is supported by malt whisky from the Clynelish Distillery. A touch of peated malt whisky from an Orkney distillery and a small proportion of a French oak-finished blended malt whisky complete the recipe. They believe they've achieved exactly what Rosey envisaged. The whisky is bright and warm with a creamy softness. It practically radiates sunlight! |
