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Tomatin 36 Year Old Batch 1
£ 475.00
 Tomatin 36 Year Old Batch 1 £ 475.00 Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 36 Years Old Strength: 46% 70cl |
Tomatin 36 Year Old Batch 1, created from a combination of ex-bourbon and ex-Oloroso sherry casks. Only 800 bottles of this beautifully presented whisky are available with each bottle individually numbered and accompanied with certificate.
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Bruichladdich / Octomore 063/ 258 Ppm Islay Barley 2009
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Invergordon Single Grain Whisky 25 Year Old / Hunter Laing Sovereign Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 25 Year Old Strength: 58.1% Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Summary: The Hunter Laing Sovereign Single Grain bottlings are increasingly becoming firm favourites with Whisky enthusiasts around the globe. Hunter Laing select only the finest casks which have been lying untouched in cold, dark and damp Scottish warehouses for many decades. Typically their aged Single Grain whiskies have a deliciously sweet and distinctly fruity character as a result of many years in the finest oak casks during maturation. Nose: rich with spiced sultana and butterscotch concentrate; Taste: fabulous delivery: arrives silky and soft and immediately explodes into an unbelievable couldron on spices and fruit; Finish: more mooerish magnificence on a vague fruit and rape seed honey theme; Balance: ignore the fact this is grain and not malt, just grab yourself a bottle of something rather beautiful. © Tasting Notes from Jim Murray's 2015 Whisky Bible. |
70cl | £ 85.00 BUY NOW |
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Strathclyde Single Grain Whisky 36 Year Old / Hunter Laing Sovereign Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 36 Year Old Strength: 58.1% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Summary: The Hunter Laing Sovereign Single Grain bottlings are increasingly becoming firm favourites with Whisky enthusiasts around the globe. Hunter Laing select only the finest casks which have been lying untouched in cold, dark and damp Scottish warehouses for many decades. Typically their aged Single Grain whiskies have a deliciously sweet and distinctly fruity character as a result of many years in the finest oak casks during maturation. Nose: just about enough thickening grain – and alcohol to make this into a whisky. Otherwise the nose is pure cream oloroso, of the fruitiest variety possible; Taste: the delivery is one mouth coating homage to the gods of sherry, slightly sticky, gently sweetened and dripping in sharp grape and emboldened by a vague but busy spiciness. And so it continues…; Finish: the finish is all about offering balance as the grape at last punches itself out. The oak come into its own now, a kind of spiced Cadbury’s fruit and nut candy bar; Balance: those who fell in love with Marcallan all those years back because of its faultlessly silky sherry influence are about to have their hears won again. It’ll be love at first flight… © Tasting Notes from Jim Murray's 2015 Whisky Bible. |
70cl | £ 99.50 BUY NOW |
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Bruichladdich / Port-charlotte Islay Barley 2008 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 50% Summary: PORT CHARLOTTE ISLAY BARLEY REPRESENTS A MILESTONE. FOR THE FIRST TIME, PERHAPS IN THE ISLAND’S HISTORY, A HEAVILY-PEATED SINGLE MALT HAS BEEN DISTILLED USING ISLAY-GROWN BARLEY. The wind-driven rain that lashes Islay's fields, and the Atlantic air breathed by the casks as they mature by the shores of Loch Indaal, gives the whisky its signature salty, citrus tang. Harvested in Sepetember 2008 from the farms at Coull, Kynagarry, Island, Rockside, Starchmill & Sunderland, peated to 40 PPM, then distilled in December of the same year, this is a whisky of flawless provenance. A true Ileach. Character: Absolutely flawless construction and balance. Young, confident, zesty and absolutely delightful, the texture is smooth, succulent and stimulating. Colour: Gilded lily. Nose: Totally disarming considering the age of the spirit. It opens with bracken and bluebells, then the warm crisp peat-dried barley with the smokiness drifting sensuously from the glass shadowed by a salt sea breeze. The brilliant aroma of toasted oak sugars combines with the succulent soft fruits from slow distillation. You will find guava, papaya and kiwi with a squeeze of lemon. It’s feisty, it’s fresh, it’s smoky, sweet, minty and marine. Palate: The warmth of the spirit is impressive, not aggressive. It’s incredible. You have the dryness of the peat smoke together with soft fruits splashed with sea spray, all held in a crunchy basket of caramelised wood sugars sprinkled with lemon and pepper. It is a rare and special experience to taste a spirit that is 100% Islay, but also shining through is the artisanal skill of our distillers who, using the original Victorian equipment, are creating the most exciting single malts in the world today. Finish: Parting from a special one is never easy, especially when you have enjoyed their company, lingering with every drop in the glass. Kick back and relax – the aromatics and flavours will stay with you for some time. Mood: Enjoy your spiritual visit to Islay, this magical rock in the Atlantic Ocean where our single malts sleep to the sound of the sea. |
£ 55.00 BUY NOW | |
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Bruichladdich / Octomore 063/ 258 Ppm Islay Barley 2009 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 64% Summary: FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME WE ARE PROUD TO RELEASE OCTOMORE WHISKY DISTILLED FROM 100% ISLAY BARLEY AND HARVESTED IN 2008 BY FARMER JAMES BROWN AT LORGBA, A SINGLE FIELD ON HIS OCTOMORE FARM. Peated to a stratospheric 258ppm, the highest ever released in the industry, this extraordinary dram embodies its island origins and carries its phenol count with an effortless grace. High on the hill above Loch Indaal, Octomore faces the rage of Atlantic weather systems and once housed its own farm distillery, most likely producing a very heavily peated spirit from home-grown barley. In homage to its origins, this is Octomore of Octomore. Character: Mesmerising in its potency – with perfect balance. The texture is like warm honey, the taste rich with a depth of character that can only be found on Islay. Colour: Autumn sunshine – citrine. Nose: It opens with the call of the sea, the thundering west coast waves driving a gentle mist onto the moorland and tempting the wild plants to release their unique aromas. Notes of myrtle, meadowsweet, mint and heather flowers drift across the nose. Wild thyme and red clover dance in perfect harmony with the strong uplifting peatiness of the Islay grown barley. It’s exhilarating, and seriously dramatic. Palate: When the heat of the peat fires cool there is a spontaneous detonation of soft red grapes, cherries, Russian toffee, bitter chocolate, maple syrup and mellow oak. It is a taste like no other, a whisky cut loose, unhindered, unchanged. This is sorcery. Finish: Long and strong, it warms the soul and lifts the heart. It evokes memories of those early years when the sweat of men instilled the spirit with a unique character. Join us as we look to the past, celebrating our Islay DNA while journeying into the future in a never-ending quest for the rainbow’s end. Mood: The flavours just keep evolving to the point where it is driving you crazy with joy and you just want to tell the world what is happening. Relax and keep it to yourself – it’s not for sharing and when the glass is empty you will feel like the ultimate warrior. |
£ 145.00 BUY NOW | |
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Caol Ila / Distillers Edition Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 43% Summary: Each Distillers Edition expression undergoes a second (or ‘double’) maturation in casks that have previously held a fortified wine. This extraordinarily stylish and complex expression of Caol Ila has been double-matured in carefully selected Moscatel casks. The wood is not over-evident and instead balances perfectly with this richly flavoured single malt. Appearance: Clear gold. Nose: Wonderfully concentrated pure, clean Caol Ila – peaty and medicinal, with rich fruit, spicy and fragrant. With water, the fragrant smokiness comes singing through. Body: Medium. Palate: Sweetness and maltiness strike first, then are quickly overwhelmed by peat smoke and intense, clean, crisp flavours. Caol Ila’s signature smoky bonfires are here, and build to quite a size. Overall, drying, in a beautifully balanced, complex, elegant development, complemented with cinnamon spice. Finish: Long, rounded, robust and multi-layered. |
70cl | £ 63.50 BUY NOW |
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Lagavulin / Distillers Edition / 1996 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 43% Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Summary: A much sought-after single malt with the massive peat-smoke that's typical of southern Islay – but also offering a dryness that turns it into a truly interesting dram. Lagavulin is an intensely flavoured, smoky-sweet single malt with seaweed flavours and a huge finish, aged in oak casks for at least sixteen years. Appearance: Deep amber gold. Nose: Intensely flavoured, peat smoke with iodine and seaweed and a rich, deep sweetness. Body: Full Palate: A rich, dried fruit sweetness with clouds of smoke and strong, barley-malt flavours, warming with an intense flavour. At the back of the mouth is an explosion of peppery smoke. Finish: Huge, long, warming and peppery with a distinct appetising sweetness. |
70cl | £ 80.00 BUY NOW |
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Talisker / Distillers Edition / 2012 Release Country: Scotland Region: Isle of Sky Age: Strength: 45.8% Vintage: 2001 Bottler: Summary: “Crisp peat at first then softens to enormous richness in the mouth. There’s sweet, roasty malt with a heathery dryness. The sherry notes keep back some of the usual Talisker pepperiness. In its place is luscious, slightly oily sweetness – with ripe, juicy fruit and vanilla” Donald John McEwen Process Operator The Distillers Edition is unique: after its usual aging process in American oak casks, the whisky undergoes a second maturation in casks previously holding sherry. The result is older, sweeter and richer than the regular bottlings. Appearance: Chestnut brown. Nose: Sharp and well focussed; no lingering, rambling smoke here. A sultana sweetness. One of the most tantalising sherry noses – certainly the cleanest Body: Full Palate: Crisp peat then softens to great richness in the mouth. Sweet, roasty malt with heathery dryness. Sherry notes keep back some pepper. In its place is luscious, slightly oily sweetness with juicy fruit and vanilla. Finish: Some very deep cocoa notes, vanilla and lingering quite earthy peat. An enormously chewable single malt, with sweetness having the edge on dryness. |
70cl | £ 52.75 BUY NOW |
The Benriach / Batch 10 / Cask # 296
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Benriach / Batch 10 / Cask # 296 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 30 Year Old. Strength: 43.9% Summary: Cask Type: Hogshead. Style: Classic Speyside. Colour: Crisp bright gold. Nose: Vanilla-dusted sweet fruits, melon and pineapple combined with gentle soft oak. Taste: Candied fruits mingle with soft vanilla and cinnamon. A honeyed oak note holds the elegant barley sugar finish. BENRIACH DISTILLERY FOR DISCERNING INDIVIDUALS:It’s not often a long kept secret is revealed in the world of Single Malt Scotch Whisky – but here is a true discovery! Since 1898, the BenRiach distillery has very quietly been producing quality Single Malt Scotch Whisky, which has only ever been enjoyed in very small quantities, by a few discerning individuals who have been fortunate enough to come across a bottle. Today, BenRiach continues to produce its very special Single Malt Whiskies, as an Independent Distiller. UNIQUE AMONGST MANY:The BenRiach Distillery is located in the ‘Heart of Speyside’, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients they use, the distinctive copper stills and high quality barrels selected for maturation. “I am often asked what makes BenRiach special. There is no one thing, but the starting point has to be reputation and legacy. Then you must take the astonishing skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients we use, the copper stills, the high-quality casks, our rich and varied inventory and our broad range of peated and non-peated expressions. To these you must add independence, enthusiasm, creativity and a real passion for whisky craftsmanship. As a result you get what I call a “heavenly explosion” – a sensational, unique, complex tour de force. Master Distiller, Billy Walker. |
70cl | £ 196.00 BUY NOW |
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Benriach / Batch 10 / Cask # 4000 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 24 Year Old. Strength: 52.6% Summary: Cask Type: Tawny Port Hogshead. Style: Tawny Port Finish. Colour: Polished copper. Nose: Red berries and hints of ginger mingle with gentle honey, vanilla and cracked peppercorn. Taste: A mixed fruit jam holds allspice and a touch of coconut. A creamy port balances with crisp sweet oak in the finish. BENRIACH DISTILLERY FOR DISCERNING INDIVIDUALS:It’s not often a long kept secret is revealed in the world of Single Malt Scotch Whisky – but here is a true discovery! Since 1898, the BenRiach distillery has very quietly been producing quality Single Malt Scotch Whisky, which has only ever been enjoyed in very small quantities, by a few discerning individuals who have been fortunate enough to come across a bottle. Today, BenRiach continues to produce its very special Single Malt Whiskies, as an Independent Distiller. UNIQUE AMONGST MANY:The BenRiach Distillery is located in the ‘Heart of Speyside’, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients they use, the distinctive copper stills and high quality barrels selected for maturation. “I am often asked what makes BenRiach special. There is no one thing, but the starting point has to be reputation and legacy. Then you must take the astonishing skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients we use, the copper stills, the high-quality casks, our rich and varied inventory and our broad range of peated and non-peated expressions. To these you must add independence, enthusiasm, creativity and a real passion for whisky craftsmanship. As a result you get what I call a “heavenly explosion” – a sensational, unique, complex tour de force. Master Distiller, Billy Walker. |
70cl | £ 127.50 BUY NOW |
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Benriach / Batch 8 / Cask # 6942 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 34 Year Old. Strength: 57.8% Summary: Cask Type: Butt. Style: Classic Speyside. Colour: Rich amber with distinctive tawny highlights and a cherry wood core. Nose: A wave of stewed plums, damsons and sweet sultanas, interwoven with fine leather and well toasted oak. Taste: Spiced fruit shortcake on a bed of crushed grapes leading to an intense sherried finish. Firm tannins with impressive weight and length. BENRIACH DISTILLERY FOR DISCERNING INDIVIDUALS:It’s not often a long kept secret is revealed in the world of Single Malt Scotch Whisky – but here is a true discovery! Since 1898, the BenRiach distillery has very quietly been producing quality Single Malt Scotch Whisky, which has only ever been enjoyed in very small quantities, by a few discerning individuals who have been fortunate enough to come across a bottle. Today, BenRiach continues to produce its very special Single Malt Whiskies, as an Independent Distiller. UNIQUE AMONGST MANY:The BenRiach Distillery is located in the ‘Heart of Speyside’, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients they use, the distinctive copper stills and high quality barrels selected for maturation. “I am often asked what makes BenRiach special. There is no one thing, but the starting point has to be reputation and legacy. Then you must take the astonishing skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients we use, the copper stills, the high-quality casks, our rich and varied inventory and our broad range of peated and non-peated expressions. To these you must add independence, enthusiasm, creativity and a real passion for whisky craftsmanship. As a result you get what I call a “heavenly explosion” – a sensational, unique, complex tour de force. Master Distiller, Billy Walker. |
70cl | £ 270.00 BUY NOW |
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Benriach / Batch 9 / Cask # 2588 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 34 Year Old Strength: 14% Summary: Cask Type: Rioja Barrel. Style: Rioja Finish. Colour: Rich bronze-toffee. Nose: A delicious combination of gooseberries, dates and honey. Taste: Sponge cake and coffee-mocha flavours with elegant grape and mellow oak notes. BENRIACH DISTILLERY FOR DISCERNING INDIVIDUALS:It’s not often a long kept secret is revealed in the world of Single Malt Scotch Whisky – but here is a true discovery! Since 1898, the BenRiach distillery has very quietly been producing quality Single Malt Scotch Whisky, which has only ever been enjoyed in very small quantities, by a few discerning individuals who have been fortunate enough to come across a bottle. Today, BenRiach continues to produce its very special Single Malt Whiskies, as an Independent Distiller. UNIQUE AMONGST MANY:The BenRiach Distillery is located in the ‘Heart of Speyside’, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients they use, the distinctive copper stills and high quality barrels selected for maturation. “I am often asked what makes BenRiach special. There is no one thing, but the starting point has to be reputation and legacy. Then you must take the astonishing skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients we use, the copper stills, the high-quality casks, our rich and varied inventory and our broad range of peated and non-peated expressions. To these you must add independence, enthusiasm, creativity and a real passion for whisky craftsmanship. As a result you get what I call a “heavenly explosion” – a sensational, unique, complex tour de force. Master Distiller, Billy Walker. |
75cl | £ 250.00 BUY NOW |
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Benriach / Batch 9 / Cask # 6967 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 35 Year Old Strength: 54.9% Summary: Cask Type: Butt. Style: Classic Speyside. Colour: Rich ruby-mahogany. Nose: Toffee, sultanas and waves of spices and nuts. Taste: Lashings of raisins and sultanas, dancing with spices, pineapples and cedar wood. BENRIACH DISTILLERY FOR DISCERNING INDIVIDUALS:It’s not often a long kept secret is revealed in the world of Single Malt Scotch Whisky – but here is a true discovery! Since 1898, the BenRiach distillery has very quietly been producing quality Single Malt Scotch Whisky, which has only ever been enjoyed in very small quantities, by a few discerning individuals who have been fortunate enough to come across a bottle. Today, BenRiach continues to produce its very special Single Malt Whiskies, as an Independent Distiller. UNIQUE AMONGST MANY:The BenRiach Distillery is located in the ‘Heart of Speyside’, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients they use, the distinctive copper stills and high quality barrels selected for maturation. “I am often asked what makes BenRiach special. There is no one thing, but the starting point has to be reputation and legacy. Then you must take the astonishing skills of the men who craft the whisky, the ingredients we use, the copper stills, the high-quality casks, our rich and varied inventory and our broad range of peated and non-peated expressions. To these you must add independence, enthusiasm, creativity and a real passion for whisky craftsmanship. As a result you get what I call a “heavenly explosion” – a sensational, unique, complex tour de force. Master Distiller, Billy Walker. |
75cl | £ 320.00 BUY NOW |
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Strathclyde – 36 Year Old/hunter Laing (sovereign) Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 36 Year Old Strength: 58.1% Summary: The Hunter Laing Sovereign Single Grain bottlings are increasingly becoming firm favourites with Whisky enthusiasts around the globe. Hunter Laing select only the finest casks which have been lying untouched in cold, dark and damp Scottish warehouses for many decades. Typically their aged Single Grain whiskies have a deliciously sweet and distinctly fruity character as a result of many years in the finest oak casks during maturation. Nose: Sweet powdery vanilla rich fruits with light floral notes combined with toffee to give smooth balanced nose. Palate: These rich fruity caramel flavours intensify on the palate to give a creamy bodied taste with dark chocolate highlights. Finish: long lingering pleasant aftertaste of toffee and a wisp of oak wood delights. |
70cl | £ 87.50 BUY NOW |
Abbey Whisky has 19 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from regions and / or countries such as: American, Highland, Indian, Islay, Lowland, South African and Speyside.
The brands include Hanyu Distillery, Aberlour, Compass Box, Amrut, GlenDronach, Strathisla, Brora, Glen Moray, The James Sedgwick Distillery, Glenfiddich, Balcones, Kilchoman, Balvenie & Tomintoul.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 4 to 36 Year Old malts.
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Aberlour 16 Year Old / 1996 / Single Cask 6342 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 16 Years Old Strength: 58.6% Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Aberlour |
70cl | £ 128.00 BUY NOW |
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Aberlour aBunadh / Batch 46 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 60.4% |
70cl | £ 39.25 BUY NOW |
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Amrut Bourbon Cask 3436 / Indian Single Malt Whisky Country: India Region: Indian Age: 4 Years Old Strength: 60% Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Amrut |
70cl | £ 59.95 BUY NOW |
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Amrut Bourbon Cask 3437 / Indian Single Malt Whisky Country: India Region: Indian Age: 4 Years Old Strength: 62.8% Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Amrut |
70cl | £ 44.75 BUY NOW |
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Amrut Peated Port Pipe / Cask 2713 Country: India Region: Indian Age: 4 Years Old Strength: 59% Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Amrut |
70cl | £ 62.48 BUY NOW |
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Amrut PX Sherry Cask 2699 / Indian Single Malt Whisky Country: India Region: Indian Age: 4 Years Old Strength: 62.8% Vintage: 2009 Bottler: Amrut |
70cl | £ 77.25 BUY NOW |
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Ayrshire Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: Strength: 47.2% |
50cl | £ 192.00 BUY NOW |
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Bains Cape Mountain Whisky Country: South Africa Region: South African Age: Strength: 43% |
75cl | £ 29.25 BUY NOW |
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Balcones 1 Texas Single Malt Whisky / 53% Country: America Region: American Age: Strength: 53% |
75cl | £ 75.25 BUY NOW |
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Balvenie Tun 1401 / Batch 8 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 50.2% |
70cl | £ 300.00 BUY NOW |
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Brora 35 Year Old / 2013 Release Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 35 Years Old Strength: 49.9% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Diageo |
70cl | £ 875.00 BUY NOW |
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Compass Box The General / Blended Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Age: Strength: 53.4% |
70cl | £ 185.00 BUY NOW |
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Glen Moray 25 Year Old / Port Wood Finish Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 25 Years Old Strength: 43% Vintage: 1986 Bottler: Glen Moray |
70cl | £ 143.50 BUY NOW |
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Glendronach 1993 / 20 Year Old / Cask 474 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 20 Years Old Strength: 58.6% Vintage: 1993 Bottler: GlenDronach |
70cl | £ 148.00 BUY NOW |
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Glenfiddich Age Of Discovery Collection Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: |
£ 120.00 BUY NOW | |
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Ichiros Malt The Final Vintage Of Hanyu 2000 Country: Scotland Region: Age: 10 Years Old Strength: 59% Vintage: 2000 Bottler: Number One Drinks Company |
70cl | £ 420.00 BUY NOW |
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Kilchoman Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 55.5% |
50cl | £ 75.00 BUY NOW |
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Strathisla 1965 / Rare Vintage / Gordon & MacPhail Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 43% Vintage: 1965 Bottler: Gordon & MacPhail |
70cl | £ 305.00 BUY NOW |
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Tomintoul 1977 / Single Cask #3691 / 36 Year Old Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 36 Years Old Strength: 54.9% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Tomintoul |
70cl | £ 398.00 BUY NOW |
Abbey Whisky has 19 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from regions and / or countries such as: Indian, Island, Islay, Japanese, South African, Speyside and Swedish.
The brands include Paul John, The James Sedgwick Distillery, Nikka Miyagikyo, Caol Ila, Arran, Cardhu, Compass Box, Abbey Whisky, Convalmore, GlenDronach, Lagavulin, Mackmyra & Singelton of Dufftown.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 10 to 36 Year Old malts.
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Arran Millennium Casks / Cask Strength Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: Strength: 53.5% |
70cl | £ 69.95 BUY NOW |
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Bains Cape Mountain Whisky Country: South Africa Region: South African Age: Strength: 43% |
75cl | £ 29.25 BUY NOW |
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Caol Ila Unpeated Stitchell Reserve / 2013 Release Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 59.6% |
70cl | £ 72.50 BUY NOW |
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Cardhu 21 Year Old / 2013 Release Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 21 Years Old Strength: 54.2% Vintage: 1991 Bottler: Diageo |
70cl | £ 160.00 BUY NOW |
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Compass Box Delilahs Blended Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Age: Strength: 40% |
70cl | £ 46.80 BUY NOW |
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Compass Box The Peat Monster 10th Anniversary Country: Scotland Region: Age: Strength: 48.9% |
70cl | £ 74.40 BUY NOW |
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Convalmore 36 Year Old / 2013 Release Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 36 Years Old Strength: 58.0% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Diageo |
70cl | £ 600.00 BUY NOW |
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Glendronach 1994 / 19 Year Old / Cask 67 / UK Exclusive Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 19 Years Old Strength: 56.8% Vintage: 1994 Bottler: GlenDronach |
70cl | £ 86.95 BUY NOW |
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Lagavulin 12 Year Old / 2013 Release Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 12 Years Old Strength: 55.1% |
70cl | £ 82.00 BUY NOW |
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Mackmyra Brukswhisky / The Swedish Whisky Country: Sweden Region: Swedish Age: Strength: 41.4% |
70cl | £ 36.50 BUY NOW |
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Nikka From The Barrel / Japanese Whisky Country: Japan Region: Japanese Age: Strength: 51.4% |
50cl | £ 32.40 BUY NOW |
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Nikka Miyagikyo 10 Year Old Country: Japanese Whisky Region: Japanese Age: 10 Years Old Strength: 45% |
70cl | £ 58.50 BUY NOW |
Abbey Whisky has 13 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Indian, Island, Islay and Speyside regions.
The brands include Glen Keith, Amrut, Miltonduff, Glenfiddich, Arran Distillery, Allt-a-Bhainne, BenRiach, GlenDronach, Bunnahabhain, Kilchoman & Tomintoul.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 6 to 36 Year Old malts.
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Allt–Bhainne Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 49.2% |
50cl | £ 44.95 BUY NOW |
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Amrut Fusion / Indian Single Malt Whisky Country: India Region: Indian Age: Strength: 50% |
70cl | £ 42.50 BUY NOW |
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Amrut Portonova / Indian Single Malt Whisky Country: India Region: Indian Age: Strength: 62.1% |
70cl | £ 68.90 BUY NOW |
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Arran Single Cask 1968 / 15 Year Old / 1996 Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: 15 Years Old Strength: 53.9% Vintage: 1996 Bottler: Arran |
70cl | £ 118.00 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1994 / Single Cask #4386 / UK Exclusive Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 19 Years Old Strength: 55.3% Vintage: 1994 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 74.82 BUY NOW |
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Bunnahabhain 1988 / 24 Year Old / Cask 4111 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 24 Years Old Strength: 49.8% Vintage: 1988 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd |
70cl | £ 104.25 BUY NOW |
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Bunnahabhain Batch 2 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 45.3% |
50cl | £ 51.95 BUY NOW |
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Glen Keith Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 51.2% |
50cl | £ 45.95 BUY NOW |
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Glendronach 1990 / Single Cask #1240 / UK Exclusive Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 23 Years Old Strength: 50.8% Vintage: 1990 Bottler: GlenDronach |
70cl | £ 105.80 BUY NOW |
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Glenfiddich / Snow Phoenix / Limited Edition Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 47.6% |
70cl | £ 276.00 BUY NOW |
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Kilchoman 2007 Vintage / 6 Year Old Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 6 Years Old Strength: 46% Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Kilchoman |
70cl | £ 49.98 BUY NOW |
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Miltonduff Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 51.4% |
50cl | £ 37.95 BUY NOW |
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Tomintoul 1977 / Single Cask #3691 / 36 Year Old Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 36 Years Old Strength: 54.9% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: Tomintoul |
70cl | £ 415.00 BUY NOW |
Abbey Whisky has 12 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Speyside region mainly consisting of BenRiach releases with one Glen Grant addition.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 8 to 37 Year Old malts.
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BenRiach 1976 / 37 Year Old / Cask #2013 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 37 Years Old Strength: 49.6% Vintage: 1976 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 378.00 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1977 / 36 Year Old / Cask #1031 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 36 Years Old Strength: 54.9% Vintage: 1977 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 345.60 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1978 / 35 Year Old / Cask #1047 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 35 Years Old Strength: 51.1% Vintage: 1978 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 326.40 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1983 / 30 Year Old / Cask #296 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 30 Years Old Strength: 43.9% Vintage: 1983 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 177.25 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1984 / 28 Year Old / Cask #1051/ Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 28 Years Old Strength: 49.9% Vintage: 1984 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 142.50 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1985 / 27 Year Old / Cask #7188 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 27 Years Old Strength: 48.9% Vintage: 1985 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 138.00 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1988 / 24 Year Old / Cask #4000 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 24 Years Old Strength: 52.6% Vintage: 1988 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 115.20 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1994 / 18 Year Old / Cask #4385 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 18 Years Old Strength: 55.5% Vintage: 1994 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 76.80 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1996 / 17 Year Old / Cask #10306 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 17 Years Old Strength: 56% Vintage: 1996 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 69.60 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 1998 / 15 Year Old / Cask #7633 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 15 Years Old Strength: 56.1% Vintage: 1998 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 57.90 BUY NOW |
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BenRiach 2005 / 8 Year Old / Cask #3782 / Batch 10 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 8 Years Old Strength: 58.1% Vintage: 2005 Bottler: BenRiach |
70cl | £ 38.40 BUY NOW |
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Glen Grant 170th Anniversary Edition Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 46% |
70cl | £ 85.00 BUY NOW |
Edencroft has 10 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from regions and / or countries such as: American, Highland, Irish, Islay and Speyside.
The brands include Ardbeg, Balblair and Glendronach.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 10 to 36 Year Old malts.
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Wasmunds – Single Malt Whisky Country: American Region: American Age: Strength: 48% Summary: Combines the best of the grand tradition of single malt whisky with creative and unique innovations for aging and flavoring that result in a special spirit that has no peer. At Copper Fox Distillery, we are the only distillery in North America to hand malt our own barley, and the only distillery on the planet to use apple and cherry wood smoke to flavor the malted barley. Our single batch copper potstill produces one barrel at a time and the spirit is non-chill filtered to preserve the complete flavor and essence of the barley grain. |
70cl | £ 40.00 BUY NOW |
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Connemara – Turf Mór Single Malt Country: Irish Region: Irish Age: Strength: 58.20% Summary: The Peatiest expression of an Irish Peated Single Malt ever bottled. This super premium whiskey is bottled at Cask strength with no chill filtration, providing consumers seeking heavily Peated Single Malts a new taste opportunity. Nose: ungent mixture of Salt, Smoke, Spice, Sweet all at once. Taste: Very Sweet with an explosion of peat on the tongue, lifting to fresh cut turf. Finish: Dry finish with spice giving way to oak and more peat. |
70cl | £ 55.00 BUY NOW |
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Shackletons Whisky – Mackinlays Rare Old Highland Malt Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: Strength: 47.30% Summary: Whyte & Mackay has successfully recreated the century-old whisky buried under the Antarctic ice by famous explorer Ernest Shackleton. The company’s master blender Richard Paterson spent a painstaking eight weeks marrying and blending a range of malts to get an exact replica of the 100-year-old Mackinlay’s liquid. And according to one independent expert, he has got the copy exactly right. Renowned whisky writer Dave Broom is the only other person in the world to taste both the original whisky and Whyte & Mackay’s new liquid. He said: “The Shackleton whisky is not what I expected at all, and not what anyone would have expected. It’s so light, so fresh, so delicate and still in one piece – it’s a gorgeous whisky.” “It proves that even way back then so much care, attention and thought went into whisky-making.” “I think the replication is absolutely bang on. Richard has done a great job as it’s a very tricky whisky to replicate, because you have this delicacy, subtlety and the smoke just coming through.” “The sweetness, fragrance and spice, and the subtle smoke, are all there in the replica. I’m blown away.” The Shackleton replica will cost £100, with 5% from every sale being donated back to the Antarctic Heritage Trust, the New Zealand charity responsible for finding and uncovering the original whisky. If all 50,000 bottles sell out the Trust will receive £250,000. Trust chief executive Nigel Watson said: “From start to finish it’s taken almost four years to safely extract the whisky crate from site and then Antarctica, thaw it in museum conditions, secure permits and complete scientific analysis in Scotland . I am delighted that Whyte & Mackay recognise the hard work and value of the Trust’s conservation mission in Antarctica by making this very generous and welcome donation." Richard Paterson said that matching the whisky really tested his blending skills, but it was a true labour of love. “It was a real privilege getting to handle, nose and taste such a rare and beautiful bottle of whisky. The quality, purity and taste of this 100-year-old spirit was amazing. The biggest surprise was the light flavour and the clear, almost vibrant colour of the liquid. I hope I have done our forefathers and Ernest Shackleton proud with the replica. I would like to thank the Trust in particular for their patience, their expertise and their hard work. They fully deserve the substantial funds this special bottle will generate.” Tasting Notes: The replica Mackinlay contains whisky from a range of highland malts, including Glen Mhor, which was the original Mackinlay’s distillery before it closed in 1983. The 47.3% ABV whisky has a light honey and straw gold colour with shimmering highlights. The nose is soft, elegant and refined with delicate aromas of crushed apple, pear and fresh pineapple. It has a whisper of marmalade, cinnamon and a tease of smoke, ginger and muscovado sugar. The generous strength of the 47.3% whisky, believed to be high to stop the alcohol freezing, gives plenty of impact, but in a mild and warming way. It has whispers of gentle bonfire smoke slowly giving way to spicy rich toffee, treacle and pecan nuts. |
70cl | £ 95.00 BUY NOW |
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Ardbeg – Corryvreckan Single Malt Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 57.1% Summary: Corryvreckan takes its name from the famous whirlpool that lies to the north of Islay, where only the bravest souls dare to venture. Swirling aromas and torrents of deep, peaty, peppery taste lurk beneath the surface of this beautifully balanced dram. Like the whirlpool itself, Corryvreckan is not for the faint-hearted! Colour: Deepest amber. Aroma: Heady, intense and powerful. With the first sniff, encounter the deep and turbulent force of Corryvreckan as it pulls you inwards. Swirl the glass and dip your nose into the torrents of tarry ropes, creosote and linseed oil rising from deep within the vortex. As you succumb to its power, a collision of waxy dark chocolate, warm blackcurrants and muscovado sugar pulls you under its spell with a burst of plump cherries and earthy pine needles leaping from its depths. Swirl water into the glass, and observe the magical collision of whisky and water. As the liquid warms up, the seething cauldron bubbles and bursts, as you edge closer to sniff a pot full of gutsy cayenne-peppered steak and oysters smothered in hot pepper sauce. Salty seasoning brings a briny character with tangy crisp seaweed and smoky bacon swirling on the surface with hints of sweet vanilla, spicy cloves and blueberries. As the whirlpool narrows and quickens moving ever deeper, surrender to its dangerous depths with the heady force of menthol, treacle and chilli sauce. Taste: Plunge into the whirlpool and taste the mysterious depths of Corryvreckan. Torrents of taste well up on the palate; deep, peppery and chewy, bombarding the tongue with its intense tastes and textures. The first plunge brings forth chewy peppered steak soaked in pepper sauce with the tang of crispy seaweed. As you descend deeper, encounter a mouthful of black tarry espresso coffee that coats the palate with rich melted dark fruits (blackcurrants, blueberries and cherries) and bitter almonds. As the taste soaks in deeper, star anise and hickory dry out the palate before a surprise of chalky effervescent violets fizz to the surface. Finish: Long, deep and remaining powerful into the finish with black tarry coffee, chocolate coated cherries and hot pepper sauce, the lingering memories of your mysterious and daring journey into Corryvreckan. |
70cl | £ 57.50 BUY NOW |
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Ardbeg – Uigeadail Single Malt Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 54.20% Summary: In 2009, Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible named Ardbeg Uigeadail ‘World Whisky of the Year’ – in praise of its “utter silky brilliance” and “complexity on a level only a handful of distilleries in the world can even dream of reaching.” Ardbeg Uigeadail (pronounced ‘Oog-a-dal’) is a special vatting that marries Ardbeg’s traditional deep, smoky notes with luscious, raisiny tones of old ex-Sherry casks. Its non chill-filtered at high strength, which retains maximum flavour and gives more body and added depth. Colour: Deepest gold. Aroma: Rich and weighty with heady and smoky aromatics, this expression of Ardbeg is both intensely flavoured and perfectly integrated. At full strength, the initial aroma is a beguiling mix of warm Christmas cake, walnut oil and parma violets fused with fresh ocean spice, cedar and pine needles falling from the Christmas tree. A smouldering smoky coal fire and the deep scent of well-oiled leather brings warmth to the scene. The sweetness of treacle toffees and chocolate-coated raisins bring indulgence through the smoke. With water, the deep smokiness increases in intensity, reminiscent of a Christmas pudding on fire. Tarry smoke and diesel engine oil enter the room bringing smells of an age gone by. Rich flowering currants and warm baked banana and walnut bread are served with simmering mocha espresso. Taste: Full flavoured and rich with a deep mouth-coating texture, the taste is an intriguing balance between sweet, spicy and deep smoky flavours. The flavour is initially sweet as Christmas cake begins to soak into the tongue. A burst of winter spices sets off a smoky-spicy explosion countered by a sumptuous mid-palate of honey glazed smoked food and chewy treacle. Waves of deep smoky tones and rich aromas build up on the palate like a fine Montecristo cigar. Finish: Amazingly long and chewy with lingering raisiny, deep mocha tones and rich aromatic smoke into the perfectly integrated finish. |
70cl | £ 47.50 BUY NOW |
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Balblair – 1975 Vintage/2nd Release Country: Scotland Region: Highlands Age: 36 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: The second release of Balblair 1975 is a rich gold colour. Typically fresh yet full bodied, this fine Balblair vintage displays aromas of citrus fruits, vanilla, toffee and coconut. The American oak ex-sherry casks used in maturation impart a rich and sweet vanilla flavour. On the palate it is sweet and spicy; fresh fruits and honey combine with a slightly oaky note to create a long and warming finish. |
70cl | £ 225.00 BUY NOW |
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Balblair – 1989 Vintage/3rd Release Country: Scotland Region: Highlands Age: 23 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: The third release of Balblair 1989 is subtly amber in appearance with rose gold highlights. A full bodied malt with aromas of raisin, green apples and hints of banana and lemon. The American oak, ex bourbon casks used in the maturation lend a warm toffee vanilla fragrance. On the palate there are raisins and fruits with rich spiciness leading to a long, complex and ultimately smooth finish. |
70cl | £ 85.00 BUY NOW |
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Balblair – 1997 Vintage/2nd Release Country: Scotland Region: Highlands Age: 15 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: Balblair 1997, 2nd release is deep golden amber in appearance. On the nose there is an abundance of tropical fruits; bananas and pineapple, together with green apples, oranges and apricots. Hints of honey, vanilla and butterscotch can also be detected. The taste is initially sweet, yet spicy and full bodied, which reflects the time spent maturing in first fill American, ex bourbon oak barrels. There is a long, spicy finish to this exceptionally well balanced, yet complex Vintage. |
70cl | £ 55.00 BUY NOW |
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Balblair – 2002 Vintage/1st Release Country: Scotland Region: Highlands Age: 10 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: The first release of Balblair 2002 is sparkling gold in colour. On the nose there are the signature Balblair aromas; floral and fragrant with zesty fruits such as oranges and lemons. The American oak, ex-bourbon barrels used in maturation impart toffee and vanilla notes. On the palate it is full bodied, yet sweet and spicy in character, with hints of oranges, lemons, green apples, toffee and vanilla. There is a typical long finish as the floral and fruit notes develop and combine with the initial spice and sweetness from the American oak casks. |
70cl | £ 39.50 BUY NOW |
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Glendronach – 18 Year Old Single Cask Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 18 Year Old. Strength: 55.1% Summary: Cask Size and Type: Pedro Ximenez – Sherry Puncheon. Cask #: 3547. Colour: Polished cherry wood. Nose: Creamy chocolate rum-raisins are perfectly spiced by a hint of sweet chilli. A gentle apple and barley note rounds off the nose. Taste: Beautifully sweet peppery spices roll to chocolate fudge cake and waves of vanilla pod, ending in a delicate mint and stewed barley finish. |
70cl | £ 80.00 BUY NOW |
Yes, you heard it here first!
Edencroft’s has the Ardbeg Galileo back in stock … and it’s available at a cracking price.
You’d be mad not to check this one out!
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Ardbeg – Galileo Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 13Year Old. Strength: 49% Summary: Specially bottled to celebrate the most audacious adventure ever undertaken by Ardbeg, this dram fires up your taste buds with spectacular aromas and tastes. Smokin’… Aroma: A burst of intense smoky fruit escapes into the atmosphere. Add water and breathe in toasted vanilla, sizzling cinnamon and warm hazelnut. Taste: An explosion of crackling peat ignites flavour explosions. Tangy lemon and lime juice, spiced toffee, followed by smooth buttermilk, bananas and currants. Smoke brims with creamy cappuccino and toasted marshmallows. Finish: Long and smoky with tarry espresso. No presentation box available for this whisky. |
70cl | £ 75.00 BUY NOW |
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Glen Albyn – 1976 Gordon & Macphail Rare Vintage Country: Scotland Region: Highlands Age: 36 Years Old. Strength: 43% Summary: The original Glen Albyn Distillery was founded in 1844 by the Inverness Provost at the time, James Sutherland. Three years later, fire destroyed the main building of the distillery and production did not resume until 1852. However, misfortune continued when the owner went bankrupt another three years later and the distillery closed. Although used briefly as a flour mill, Glen Albyn lay silent until 1884 when it was purchased by A.M. Gregory who rebuilt the distillery, kept the same name and had his own railway which linked to the main line. During World War I, Glen Albyn was closed once again as it was occupied by the American military and used as a U.S. Naval base. In 1920, Charles Mackinlay and the distillery manager, John Birnie, acquired the Glen Albyn distillery. They also owned the neighbouring Glen Mhor Distillery. In 1972, Glen Albyn was acquired by DCL. Due to cutbacks, DCL closed the Glen Albyn Distillery in 1983. A few years later, the distillery was demolished to make way for new development. Nose: salty and nippy. And the theme thunders into an early Kentuckian drawl, with red liquorice and hickory prominent; Taste: I am shaking my head in disbelief. Not through disappointment, but wonder! How can something of this antiquity still fill your mouth with so much juice? The barley still offers a degree of grassiness, though this is camouflaged by the softest bourbon characters I have seen in a long time. The honeycomb is in molten form, as is the vanilla which appears to carry with it a fabulous blend of avocado pear and ulmo honey; Finish: a pathetic degree of oaky bitterness tries to interrupt, but it is swept aside by the residual and very complex sugars. There remains some spicy activity and even some Kentuckian red liquorice and hickory, but that South American honey really does the business; Balance: wow! My eyes nearly popped out of my head when I spotted this in my sample room. Glen Albyns come round as rarely as Scotsman winning Wimbledon. Well, almost. When I used to buy this (from Gordon and MacPhail in their early Connoisseur’s Choice Range, as it happens) when the distillery was still alive (just) I always found it an interesting if occasionally aggressive dram. This masterpiece, though, is something else entirely. And the delivery really does take us to places where only the truly great whiskies go… © Jim Murrays – 2013 Whisky Bible. |
1 x 70cl | £ 150.00 BUY NOW |
The Whisky Exchange has 26 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from regions and / or countries such as: American, Campbeltown, Highland, Irish, Island, Islay, Lowland and Speyside.
The brands include Aberfeldy, Balvenie, Bowmore, Bruichladdich, Bunnahabhain, Craigellachie, Glenfiddich, Glenglassaugh, Glenmorangie, Highland Park, Linlithgow, Macallan, Port Askaig, Springbank, Talisker & Tomatin.
The ages of the new whiskies range from 10 to 40 Year Old malts.
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Glenglassaugh 1973 / 25 Year Old / Family Silver Speyside Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 25 Year Old Strength: 40% Vintage: 1973 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A popular collector's bottle that is increasingly hard to find. Rated 95 points by Jim Murray, which means that it should also be a tasty drinker. |
70cl | £ 199.00 BUY NOW |
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Aberfeldy 21 Year Old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 21 Year Old Strength: 40% Summary: 70cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – An excellent value 21yo Aberfeldy, showcasing the richer end of the Highland spectrum with plenty of sherry influence. Winner of a Gold Medal and Best in Class at the International Wine & Spirits Competition 2010. |
70cl | £ 86.75 BUY NOW |
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Jack Daniel's Original Miniature Tennessee Whiskey Country: American Region: American Age: Strength: 40% Summary: 5cl / 40% – A mini of the cola-friendly American whiskey Jack Daniel's |
5cl | £ 1.75 BUY NOW |
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Linlithgow 1973 / 30 Year Old Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 30 Year Old Strength: 59.6% Vintage: 1973 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 59.6% / Distillery Bottling – A fabulous cask strength expression of Linlithgow aka St Magdalene, this was part of the Diageo super premium 'Special Releases' from 2004. Beautiful grassy, fruity Lowland malt whisky with real depth. |
70cl | £ 299.00 BUY NOW |
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Macallan 1973 / 30 Year Old / Fine & Rare Speyside Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 30 Year Old Strength: 60.6% Vintage: 1973 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 60.6% / Distillery Bottling |
70cl | £ 7,025.00 BUY NOW |
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Springbank 15 Year Old Miniature Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Campbeltown Age: 15 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: 5cl / 46% / Distillery Bottling – A miniature bottle of Springbank's hefty 15 year old. |
5cl | £ 6.49 BUY NOW |
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Glenmorangie 1981 / Sauternes Wood Finish Highland Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: Strength: 46% Vintage: 1981 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 46% / Distillery Bottling – A perfect example of what wood-finishing (so often reviled by some) can achieve, Glenmorangie 1981 spent the last two of its 21 years of maturation in casks formerly containing Chateau d'Yquem. A legendary 'Morangie. |
70cl | £ 450.00 BUY NOW |
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Glenmorangie 1989 / 15 Year Old / Port Pipe Highland Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 15 Year Old Strength: 53.3% Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Summary: 75cl / 53.3% / Distillery Bottling – A rather rare Glenmorangie 1989, bottled in 2005 just a fortnight shy of its sixteenth birthday. This has been fully matured – not finished – in a tawny port cask, imparting a deep, rich colour and plenty of flavour. |
75cl | £ 299.00 BUY NOW |
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Tomatin 1967 / 40 Year Old / Bourbon Cask Speyside Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 40 Year Old Strength: 42.9% Vintage: 1967 Bottler: Summary: 70cl / 42.9% / Distillery Bottling – For this very special Tomatin, distillery manager Douglas Campbell has selected seven of the best ex-bourbon hogsheads distilled in 1967. Rich, fruity, creamy and complex. |
70cl | £ 434.65 BUY NOW |
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Glenmorangie 25 Year Old / Quarter Century Highland Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 25 Year Old Strength: 43% Summary: 70cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – Rounded and luxurious, Glenmorangie 25 yo has some lovely floral and citrus flavours alongside the spices and toasty sweetness one would expect from a quarter century in the wood. A brilliantly-made dram that lives up to the luxury image LVMH are pushing for the brand. |
70cl | £ 199.00 BUY NOW |
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Bowmore 17 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 17 Year Old Strength: 43% Summary: 75cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – For many people, this is the best standard bottling Bowmore, with a well-rounded palate, great complexity, and citrus, chocolate and brine mingling with the peat. |
75cl | £ 99.95 BUY NOW |
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Highland Park 40 Year Old Miniature Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: 40 Year Old Strength: 48.3% Summary: 5cl / 48.3% – A miniature of the superb Highland Park 40yo, winner of World's Best New Release at the World Whisky Awards in 2009. As you'd expect, the presentation is excellent in a dinky – but very smart – wooden box. |
5cl | £ 84.95 BUY NOW |
