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![]() Cambus / James Eadie 26 Year Old. £100.00 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: Strength: 55.4% Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Lowland. CATEGORY: Single Grain. DISTILLERY: Cambus. BOTTLER: James Eadie. BOTTLING SERIE: Single Cask. DISTILLED: May 1993 BOTTLED: 2019 AGE: 26 Years Old. CASK TYPE: Sherry Butt. CASK NUMBERS: 48094 NUMBER OF BOTTLES: 617 ABV: 55.4% NOSE: Marzipan and fruitcake, with coconut cake, lemon, honey and oak spice. TASTE: Waxy orange peel and fiery clove. Some dark chocolate in there too.. FINISH: Hints of walnut and coffee bean linger. |
![]() Craigellachie / 14 Year Old Douglas Laing "The Spiritualist Series" Intensity. £85.00 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 52% Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Speyside. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Craigellachie. BOTTLER: Douglas Laing. BOTTLING SERIE: The Spiritualist Series. DISTILLED: March 2006 BOTTLED: September 2020 AGE: 14 Years Old. CASK TYPE: Single Sherry Butt. CASK NUMBERS: NUMBER OF BOTTLES: 309 ABV: 52% Old Particular “The Spiritualist Series” – is inspired by the global trend for mindfulness and taking time out for the self. “Intensity” is the third and final bottling in the limited series, following Balance and Harmony released earlier this year. Distilled at the Craigellachie Distillery and aged for 14 years, this exceptional single cask is bursting with Sherry cask heritage. Bottled at Natural Cask Strength of 52% ABV. Only 309 bottles charged from a single Sherry butt. Anticipate intense dark fruits and spices with a cocoa-rich depth.
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![]() Glenfarclas / 185th Anniversary Bottling. £120.00 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 46%. Summary: COUNTRY/REGION: Scotland/Speyside. CATEGORY: Single Malt. DISTILLERY: Glenfarclas. BOTTLER: Distillery Bottling. BOTTLED: 2021 AGE: 12 Year Old. CASK TYPE: Sherry Cask. BOTTLES FILLED: 6000 bottles. ABV: 46% Vol. In May 1836 Glenfarclas Distillery was officially licenced for the first time, adding the designation “Distillery” to Rechlerich Farm. Therefore, May 2021 marks 185 years of legal distilling and Glenfarclas is celebrating the anniversary with a limited-edition bottling. George Grant, sixth generation family member and current Sales Director, said of the release: “Due to my grandfather’s foresight, here at Glenfarclas we are very fortunate to have casks in our dunnage warehouses from 8 different decades, from the 1950s to the 2020s. Some of our warehouses even predate the 185th anniversary we are celebrating, as ‘uisge beatha’ was being made at Glenfarclas a good few years before a licence was held. To mark 185 legal years we have selected some of our finest casks from across the decades and put together a whisky with old, rich, sherried flavours that remain fresh and vibrant in your glass. Here’s to the next 185 years! Slàinte.”. Glenfarclas means ‘Valley of the Green Grassland’ and the spring water, which ensures the verdant green grass, is essential to the distinct flavour of Glenfarclas Highland Single Malt Whisky. It bubbles up, crystal clear, from the underlying granite on the slopes of the Speyside mountain, Ben Rinnes, to supply the distillery below.There, it is combined with the finest malted barley, twice distilled in traditional, direct fired, copper pot stills and only the lightest and best fractions of alcohol are collected, two thirds to be filled into the finest Spanish Sherry oak casks and one third into plain oak casks in which to lie maturing over many years. Times may have changed, but it’s what has stayed the same that makes Glenfarclas unique: the six generations of Grant family pride and the revered quality of their famous Glenfarclas Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky. |





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