An extended finish in rare French cognac casks adds extra lavish layers of sweet tasted oak and velvety aromas of café crème, brown sugar and soft spice.
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The Glen Grant 18 Year Old is rich and complex with notes of caramel, raisins and vanilla. It’s a great whisky for fans of big Speyside whiskies with layers and layers of sweet flavours.
A 14-year-old limited-edition Balvenie which finished its maturation in casks which had previously held Caribbean rum. Expect vanilla and toffee notes as the rum contributes extra sweetness to the flavours.
This Penderyn has been matured in bourbon wood before finishing in ex-Madeira casks. Bottled at a slightly lower strength than the standard Penderyn Madeira Wood for even easier drinkability.
Constructed in 1897 and the seventh of the distilleries Glendullan sits on the bank of the River Dullen amongst the picturesque Convall Hills in the Speyside region of Scotland. Glendullan’s onion-shaped copper stills produce a delicate spirit with a green apple profile. Delicate, light and perfectly balanced, Singleton of Glendullan is aged in a combination of Ex- Bourbon and European Sherry.
A super-premium entry in Glenlivet’s range, this has been finished for a couple of years in Oloroso casks – so an extra depth of flavour and silky sweetness is the order of the day. “The Oloroso Sherry influence meshes beautifully with The Glenlivet’s signature sweet, floral, honey and malt notes, giving a nutty spiciness and quite intensely fruity palate, with raisins to the fore. The finish embraces steadily drying oak. A rich, complex and satisfying after dinner dram.” Gavin D. Smith, Whisky-Pages.com.
This Glenfiddich has been aged for three decades in a carefully-balanced blend of oak barrels from either side of the Atlantic. A member of the Re-imagination of Time series, it harks back to the distillery’s ‘tround’-style bottle.
Glen Grant Arboralis is a bright, golden single malt Scotch whisky aged in ex-Bourbon and Spanish Sherry oak casks. Arboralis means “light from within the trees” which is in recognition of the casks that are sheltered by the tall trees lining the Victorian Gardens in The Glen Grant Distillery. This fine single malt has a soft aroma of fruit and honey, with notes of creamy toffee and ripe pears, finishing with a long, satisfying hint of delicate spice.
The exceptionally smooth, clean, and fruity taste of Aultmore can be traced to the Foggie Moss. Our water source filters through bracken, gorse and heather purifying the water to the profit of Aultmore’s refined character. Aultmore 18 Years Old is a classic Speyside whisky, aromatic and fragrant in style. Elegant and uncomplicated, grassy, and herbal – with notes of rosemary and thyme.
Hills in the Speyside region of Scotland. Glendullan’s onion-shaped copper stills produce a delicate spirit with a green apple profile. Delicate, light and perfectly balanced, Singleton of Glendullan is aged in a combination of Ex- Bourbon and European Sherry.
All the sweet, fruit character of the signature Glenfiddich 12 Year Old, enhanced by a finish in rare Amontillado sherry casks for a distinctively rich and refined depth of flavour with lively notes of dried fruits and a delicately spicy finish.
A gorgeous limited edition single malt Scotch whisky with a Japanese twist from the giants of Glenfiddich here. Grand Yozakura 29-Year-Old is finished in Japanese awamori casks!
Awamori is a spirit produced in Okinawa from long-grain indica rice, which, like sake, is initially seeded with koji and fermented with yeasts that have been isolated from all sorts of funky locations, including mangoes, hibiscus, and sakura blossoms. It leads to some amazingly diverse flavour notes, ranging from floral and fruity, to rich and savoury, all of which have been imparted into this remarkable dram.
The bottle is housed in a smart case, adorned with sakura blossom, comes with a bespoke engraved stopper, and is topped with a cloth that carries a poem, all coming together to perfectly capture the moment.
A malt whisky of unmistakable honey-rich maturity and depth.
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