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Edencroft’s New Girvan Single Grain Whisky – 25 Year Old!

October 15, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Edencroft has in stock a new Girvan Single Grain Whisky – 25 Year Old from the Lowland region.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Edencroft	Girvan Single Grain Whisky – Scotts Selection 25 Year Old Edition Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 47 Year Old Strength: 48.8% Summary: Nose: distant echoes of bourbon but also sports a non-specific fruitiness. Beautifully clean with a little toffee and coffee for good measure; Taste: excellent and unexpected early arrival of spice which adds serious oomph to the buttery toffee that tries to lead. Golden syrup and maple syrup for the sugary context (and what a delight that is!); Finish: makes the usual attempt to bitter up you’d expect from a grain but the prevailing spices and vanillas, plus a little late mocha, counter impressively; Balance: Girvan, like Invergordon, is grain which takes full advantage of its sumptuous persona. Here, though, it adds some controlled sharpness. But it’s the lordly sugars which really win the day. Superb.	70cl	£ 110.00 BUY NOW

Edencroft – Four Fine New Malt Whiskies!

September 24, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Edencroft has 4 New additions to it’s range this week with some American, Islay, Lowland and Speyside whiskies.

The brands include Ardbeg, Glen Moray and some Berry Brothers malts.

The ages of the new whiskies range from 10 to 23 Year Old malts.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Edencroft	Evan Williams – 23 Year Old Single Barrel Bourbon Country: American Region: American Age: 23 Year Old Strength: 53.50% Summary: The Evan Williams Single Barrel is produced to honour Evan Williams who is, widely known as Kentucky’s first distiller. Born a Welshman, settled in Virginia and in 1780 moved to what became Kentucky, he grew crops, and he soon learnt that converting his corn and other grains to whiskey made them easily transportable and prevented the excess grain from rotting. Williams set up his small distillery on the Ohio River at the foot of what is now Fifth Street in Louisville. According to an article in the Louisville Courier-Journal of 29 April 1889, “Williams was a member of the early Board of Trustees of Louisville, …he never attended a meeting without bringing a bottle of his whiskey, and that was always drank.” He was censured every time for doing so, but he never left with a full jug ! He died in October of 1810. Delicate aroma, with hints of spice, vanilla and some malty dried fruits. Initially slightly sweet, moving on with a touch of spice, citrus and apple and an edge of grain. Well-balanced and tight with some punch and an edge of rye appearing. Delicate touches of cocoa, more spice and a little butterscotch sweetness. Crisp and peppery at the end with a distinctive rye touch.	70cl	£ 145.00 BUY NOW
Edencroft	24 Year Old Invergordon – Berry’s Own Selection Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: Strength: 46% Summary: Invergordon distillery is located on the shores of the Cromarty firth in the north-east Highlands of Scotland. Founded in 1959, it is the only grain distillery in the Highlands and for a few years also had the Ben Wyvis malt distillery on the site but this closed in 1975. The nose gives toasted oak, apple and melon skins with an uplifting menthol note. There is some honeyed depth and cinnamon spice. The palate is beautifully expansive with bourbon cask notes, buttery vanilla and cream caramel. The delivery is almost angelic and long lingering.	70cl	£ 59.50 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Ardbeg – 10 Year Old Single Malt Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 10 Year Old Strength: 46% Summary: Ardbeg Ten Years Old is revered around the world as the peatiest, smokiest, most complex single malt of them all. Yet it does not flaunt the peat; rather it gives way to the natural sweetness of the malt to produce a whisky of perfect balance. Typically most whiskies are chill-filtered and reduced to a strength of 40% ABV. Ardbeg Ten Years Old, however, is non chill-filtered and has a strength of 46% ABV, thus retaining maximum flavour, at the same time giving more body and added depth. It’s whisky with none of the goodness taken out! Colour: Light gold. Aroma: A burst of intense smoky fruit escapes into the atmosphere – peat infused with zesty lemon and lime, wrapped in waxy dark chocolate. Bold menthol and black pepper slice through the sweet smoke followed by tarry ropes and graphite. As you dip your nose in further, savour the aroma of smoked fish and crispy bacon alongside green bell peppers, baked pineapple and pear juice. Add water and breathe in the vortex of aromas rising from the glass. An oceanic minerality brings a breath of cool, briny seaspray on chalky cliffs. Waxed lemon and lime follows with coal tar soap, beeswax and herby pine woodlands. Toasted vanilla and sizzling cinnamon simmer in the background with warm hazelnut and almond toffee. Taste: An explosion of crackling peat sets off millions of flavour explosions on the tongue: peat effervesces with tangy lemon and lime juice, black pepper pops with sizzling cinnamon-spiced toffee. This is followed by a wave of brine infused with smooth buttermilk, ripe bananas and currants. Smoke gradually wells up on the palate bringing a mouthful of warm creamy cappuccino and toasted marshmallows. As the taste lengthens and deepens, dry espresso, liquorice root and tarry smoke develop coating the palate with chewy peat oils. Finish: The finish goes on and on – long and smoky with tarry espresso, aniseed, toasted almonds and traces of soft barley and fresh pear.	70cl	£ 35.00 BUY NOW
Edencroft	20 Year Old Glen Moray – Berry’s Own Selection Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 20 Year Old Strength: 57.3% Summary: Nose: a lovely intertwining of polished oaky floors and muscavado-polished barley; Taste: deliveries on the palate rarely come more delicious than this: Glen Moray, when on form, is in the true malty elite of Scotland and here it tops the Premier League. The blend of sugars, some honeyed, spices and cocoa make you groan with pleasure; Finish: the vanilla and butterscotch kick in as you suspect they might. But the barley remains steadfast and clean; Balance: I have long regarded Berry’s whisky buyer Dougie McIvor one of the genuinely understated gems of the industry and the best whisky writer we never had. Here he demonstrates his understanding of clean, barley-rich malts which has made this year’s crop of Berry’s Own Selection arguably their best yet. When you taste this you can see why I exploded in rage at the deficiencies of the official ‘Distillery manager’ bottling a few years back…	70cl	£ 71.50 BUY NOW

Edencroft: All Their New Whisky Arrivals!

September 17, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Edencroft has 5 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Highlands, Islay, Lowland and Speyside regions.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Edencroft	Compass Box – Delilah’s 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 – Great King Street Experimental Batch #00-v4 Country: Scotland Region: LowlandHighlandSpeyside Age: Strength: 43% Summary: Great King Street is a new line of craft Scotch whiskies created by the Compass Box Whisky Company for people who love great whisky. Since the launch of the Artist’s Blend in 2011 we’ve been thinking about the style of the second permanent whisky in the Great King Street range. Blending provides a platform for limitless styles, so the world is our oyster. Two styles have emerged as the leading contenders – one smoky the other lightly sherried – and so we have decided to release a small experimental batch of each to see what you think. So, taste, savour, mix if you like; above all, share and enjoy them with your friends. Then simply visit www.greatkingstreet.com/experimental and give us your views. WHAT MAKES GREAT KING STREET DELICIOUS? ART – A marriage of the very best whiskies from Scotlands top distilleries, aged in the finest quality oak. Inspiration – Inspired by the golden age of 19th Century Scotch whisky making, improved with Compass Box innovation. Craft – Natural colour, no chill filtration, a perfect balance of malt and grain whisky. Flavour Descriptors: Sweet, fruity with notes of blueberry jam, ripe plums, candied oranges and toffee popcorn. Availability: A one-off, limited release of 3,439 bottles. Bottled in September 2013. Recommendations: Perfect for drinking neat, with a splash of water or with ice. You can also enjoy Experimental Batch #00-V4 with soda water as a classic Highball, or in all manner of cocktails. Distillery Sourcing: 28% Lowland grain whisky, 72% Malt whisky from the regions of Speyside, the Highlands and islands and with a small percentage of peated malt from Islay. Wood: Mostly first-fill Sherry casks and refill ex-Bourbon barrels.	50cl	£ 29.50 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Compass Box – Great King Street Experimental Batch #00-v6 Country: Scotland Region: LowlandHighlandSpeyside Age: Strength: 43% Summary: Great King Street is a new line of craft Scotch whiskies created by the Compass Box Whisky Company for people who love great whisky. Since the launch of the Artist’s Blend in 2011 we’ve been thinking about the style of the second permanent whisky in the Great King Street range. Blending provides a platform for limitless styles, so the world is our oyster. Two styles have emerged as the leading contenders – one smoky the other lightly sherried – and so we have decided to release a small experimental batch of each to see what you think. So, taste, savour, mix if you like; above all, share and enjoy them with your friends. Then simply visit www.greatkingstreet.com/experimental and give us your views. WHAT MAKES GREAT KING STREET DELICIOUS? ART – A marriage of the very best whiskies from Scotlands top distilleries, aged in the finest quality oak. Inspiration – Inspired by the golden age of 19th Century Scotch whisky making, improved with Compass Box innovation. Craft – Natural colour, no chill filtration, a perfect balance of malt and grain whisky. Flavour Descriptors: Complex, smoky and aromatic with notes of seaweed, mint, salt spray and an underlying dried fruit sweetness. Availability: A one-off, limited release of 3,805 bottles. Bottled in September 2013. Recommendations: Perfect for drinking neat, with a splash of water or with ice. You can also enjoy Experimental Batch #TR-06 with soda water as a classic Highball, or in all manner of cocktails. Distillery Sourcing: 33% Lowland grain whisky, 67% Malt whisky from the regions of Islay, the Highlands and Speyside. A third of the recipe is from fruity single malt from the village of Brora. Wood: Mostly first-fill ex-bourbon casks and new French oak finish for additional complexity.	50cl	£ 29.50 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Compass Box – The Peat Monster Tenth Anniversary Limited Release Country: Scotland Region: IslayHighlands Age: Strength: 48.9% Summary: Ten years ago we created a bespoke blend of very peaty single malts for the owners of the Park Avenue Liquor Shop in New York. We named it “Monster” and for the label graphics we used a 19th century illustration of a bizarre and strangely beautiful creature that appeared to us to capture the idea of the whisky. It sold so well that when it became endangered we decided to share the idea with the rest of the world. We appended “The Peat” to the front of “Monster” and breathed fresh life into the beautiful beast. It has gone on to become our best-selling Compass Box whisky. In 2013, let’s celebrate ten years of sharing the joys of the craft blender’s art, of inspiring others in the industry and of enjoying the balanced, peaty charms of this creation. HEAVY PEAT AND SMOKE, COMBINED WITH NOTES OF MALTY RICHNESS For this special bottling, we have produced a special recipe of The Peat Monster, maintaining the smoky, heavy-peated intensity of the classic bottling and adding a bit more malty richness through the use of some very special, quite odd casks of peaty Highland single malt. Flavour Descriptors: Intense aromas of peet-reek, smoke, seaside character and burnt ropes, with a subtle apple-fruitiness in the background. The palate is full, round and tremendously complex. Water brings out a spice-laden, sweet vanilla character, as well. Availability: A one-off, limited release of 5,700 bottles. Bottled in September 2013. Recommendations: A fantastic late-night digestif malt whisky. Distillery Sourcing: Islay single malts distilled on the south shore of the island and in the village of Port Askaig. Balanced with a rich, smoky Highland single malt and a fruity oily malt from the village of Brora. Wood: Primarily a mix of first-fill and refill American oak, plus approximately 2% new French oak for finishing.	70cl	£ 77.50 BUY NOW
Edencroft	Tomintoul – With A Peaty Tang Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 40% Summary: Tomintoul distillery was founded by the whisky broking firms W&S Strong and Hay & MacLeod. In 1974, the number of stills were doubled from 2 to 4, when its first single malt was marketed. For a number of years Tomintoul Single Malt was renowned for its perfume shaped bottle.The distillery is 8 miles from Tomintoul village which is used by walkers and climbers as a base camp. Nose: takes me back to my early teens, spending schooldays working on a farm: pure farmyard with an earthy yet fruity punch. The sort of complex nose that almost makes you forget to drink the stuff … almost … ; Taste: a gentle coating of vaguely sweet peat that multiplies in intensity; salivating yet chewy. Some liquorice and hickory notes make their drying mark; Finish: distinctly gristy and unusually dry for a smoky malt. Long, luscious and not a little oaky late on; Balance: a bit more than a tang, believe me! Faultlessly clean distillate that revels in its unaccustomed peaty role. The age is confusing and appears mixed, with both young and older traits being evident.	70cl	£ 27.85 BUY NOW

Littlemill 1991 / 20 Year Old / Cask #8481 Lowland Whisky

September 15, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Littlemill 1991 / 20 Year Old / Cask #8481 Lowland Whisky

70cl / 50% / Douglas Laing – A 1991 vintage whisky from Littlemill. This whisky has been aged for 20 years and bottled in 2012. Bottled by Douglas Laing for their Old Malt Cask series.

Price: £ 78.45 BUY IT NOW from The Whisky Exchange

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The Green Welly Stop

Abbey Whisky – Their New Whiskies Stock!

September 9, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Abbey Whisky has 14 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Highland, Island, Islay, Lowland and Speyside regions.

The brands include Abbey Whisky, Glen Moray, Bunnahabhain, North British, Arran, Brora, Auchroisk, Caperdonich, BenRiach, Highland Park, Benrinnes & Tomatin.

The ages of the new whiskies range from 17 to 50 Year Old malts.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Abbey Whisky	Abbey Whisky 30 Year Old Speyside Gift Set Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 30 Years Old Strength: 43%	10cl	£ 28.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Abbey Whisky 40 Year Old Speyside / Gift Set Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 40 Years Old Strength: 43%	10cl	£ 44.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Abbey Whisky 50 Year Old Speyside / Gift Set Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 50 Years Old Strength: 43%	10cl	£ 67.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Arran Batch 2 Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: Strength: 49.4%	50cl	£ 39.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Auchroisk Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 44.7%	50cl	£ 69.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	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
Abbey Whisky	Benrinnes Batch 2 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 49.5%	50cl	£ 36.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Brora 32 Year Old / 2011 Release Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 32 Years Old Strength: 54.7%	70cl	£ 535.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Bunnahabhain 23 Year Old / The Rare Casks / Gift Set Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 23 Years Old Strength: 44% Vintage: 1989 Bottler: Abbey Whisky	10cl	£ 18.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Caperdonich 17 Year Old / The Rare Casks / Gift Set Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 17 Years Old Strength: 57.8% Vintage: 1995 Bottler: Abbey Whisky	10cl	£ 16.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Glen Moray Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 49.1%	50cl	£ 59.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Highland Park Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: Strength: 44.7%	50cl	£ 75.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	North British Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: Strength: 51.1%	50cl	£ 47.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Tomatin 30 Year Old Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 30 Years Old Strength: 46%	70cl	£ 115.20 BUY NOW

Littlemill 5 Year Old / Bot.1980s Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

July 25, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Littlemill 5 Year Old / Bot.1980s Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A clear glass bottled Littlemill, aged for 5 years and released in the 1980s.

Price: £ 175.00 BUY IT NOW from The Whisky Exchange

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Littlemill 1990 / 22 Year Old / The Whisky Agency Lowland Whisky

July 18, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Littlemill 1990 / 22 Year Old / The Whisky Agency Lowland Whisky

70cl / 52.2% / The Whisky Agency – A sherry matured whisky from closed Littlemill, distilled in 1990 and bottled in 2012 at 22 years of age by The Whisky Agency. This is part of their Sea Life series of whiskies and has a crab infested label.

Price: £ 95.45 BUY IT NOW from The Whisky Exchange

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Master of Malt
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Abbey Whisky
Whisky Online
The Whisky Barrel
The Green Welly Stop

Abbey Whisky – Hot New Whiskies!

July 15, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Abbey Whisky has 15 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Highland, Island, Islay, Lowland and Speyside regions.

The brands include ARDBEG, ARRAN, BALVENIE, BRORA, BUNNAHABHAIN, DALMORE, GLEN GRANT, GLENLIVET, KILCHOMAN, LAGAVULIN and LITTLEMILL.

The ages of the new whiskies range from 5 to 37 Year Old malts.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Abbey Whisky	Ardbeg Day Whisky / Feis Ile 2012 / Signed Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 56.7%	70cl	£ 265.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Arran The Devils Punchbowl / Chapter 2 / Angels & Devils Country: Scotland Region: Island Age: Strength: 53.1%	70cl	£ 79.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Balvenie Tun 1401 / Batch 5 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 50.1%	70cl	£ 425.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Brora 32 Year Old / 2011 Release Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: 32 Years Old Strength: 54.7%	70cl	£ 535.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	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
Abbey Whisky	Dalmore Millennium Release Custodian 1263 Country: Scotland Region: Highland Age: Strength: 57.7% Vintage: 2000 Bottler: Dalmore	70cl	£ 298.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Glen Grant 1974 / 37 Year Old / Cask 7643 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 37 Years Old Strength: 47.8% Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd	70cl	£ 144.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Glen Grant 1974 / 37 Year Old / Cask 7646 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 37 Years Old Strength: 49.3% Vintage: 1974 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd	70cl	£ 134.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Glenlivet 1982 / 30 Year Old / Cask 6669 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: 30 Years Old Strength: 52.5% Vintage: 1982 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd	70cl	£ 120.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Kilchoman Distillery Exclusive / Cask 3009 2007 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 5 Years Old Strength: 59.1% Vintage: 2007 Bottler: Kilchoman	70cl	£ 136.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Kilchoman Distillery Exclusive / Cask 456 2008 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 5 Years Old Strength: 60.8% Vintage: 2008 Bottler: Kilchoman	70cl	£ 136.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Lagavulin 21 Year Old / 2012 Release Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 21 Years Old Strength: 56.1%	70cl	£ 592.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Lagavulin Islay Jazz Festival 2012 / Cask 1894 Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 54.5% Vintage: 1997 Bottler: Lagavulin Distillery	70cl	£ 348.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Littlemill 1990 / 21 Year Old / Cask 18 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 21 Years Old Strength: 46% Vintage: 1990 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd	70cl	£ 76.40 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Littlemill 1992 / 20 Year Old / Cask 10 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 20 Years Old Strength: 54.9% Vintage: 1992 Bottler: Berry Bros & Rudd	70cl	£ 82.50 BUY NOW

Abbey Whisky – The Latest Whiskies!

July 9, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Abbey Whisky has 6 New additions to it’s range this week with whiskies from regions and / or countries such as: Islay, Japanese, Lowland and Speyside.

The brands include GLENDRONACH, KILCHOMAN, NIKKA & ROSEBANK.

The ages of the new whiskies range from 10 to 21 Year Old malts.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Abbey Whisky	Glendronach Cask Strength / Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 54.8%	70cl	£ 59.90 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Kilchoman Spring 2011 Release Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: Strength: 46%	70cl	£ 46.25 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Kilchoman Summer 2010 Release Country: Scotland Region: Islay Age: 3 Years Old Strength: 46%	70cl	£ 55.00 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Nikka Miyagikyo 10 Year Old Country: Japanese Whisky Region: Japanese Age: 10 Years Old Strength: 45%	70cl	£ 58.50 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Nikka Miyagikyo 15 Year Old Country: Japanese Whisky Region: Japanese Age: 15 Years Old Strength: 45%	70cl	£ 96.25 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Rosebank 21 Year Old / 1990 / 2011 Release Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: 21 Years Old Strength: 53.8% Vintage: 1990 Bottler: Distillery Bottling	70cl	£ 216.00 BUY NOW

Abbey Whisky – New ‘That Boutique-y Whisky Company’ Whiskies!

June 24, 2013 by Gary Leave a Comment

Abbey Whisky has added 4 New ‘That Boutique-y Whisky Company’ whiskies to it’s range this week with whiskies from the Lowland and Speyside regions.

Supplier	Brand	Bottle Size	Price
Abbey Whisky	Benrinnes Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 48.9%	50cl	£ 43.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Benrinnes Batch 2 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 49.5%	50cl	£ 36.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	North British Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Lowland Age: Strength: 51.1%	50cl	£ 47.95 BUY NOW
Abbey Whisky	Tomintoul Batch 1 Country: Scotland Region: Speyside Age: Strength: 47.8%	50cl	£ 44.95 BUY NOW