MoM Masterpiece Teaspoon B 36 Year
$434.99
This 1989 vintage teaspooned Balvenie was bottles at 53.6% after 36 years in a First Fill ex-Bourbon cask. Limit 1 Per Customer!
MoM Masterpiece North British 38 Year
$174.99
We really should have ordered more of this 1988 vintage North British, it is $175 for a 38 year old... Bottled at 46.1% from a Refill ex-Bourbon Barrel.
MoM Heavily Peated Secret Highland 22Yr
$199.99
This 2004 vintage heavily peated secret highland single malt finished 4 Years in a PX Hogshead before bottling at 22 years and 54.6%.
MoM Invergordon 16 Year
$82.99
This 2009 vintage Invergordon was bottled at 52.2% after 16 years in an Oloroso Sherry Cask
MoM Glen Garioch 17 Year
$143.99
A very well priced 2009 vintage Glen Garioch, bottled at 51.1% after 17 years in an ex-Bourbon Barrel.
MoM Linkwood 11 Year
$94.99
This 2014 vintage Linkwood was bottled at 56.5% and 11 years of age from a PX Sherry Cask.
MoM Holyrood 5 Year
$83.99
This 2020 vintage Holyrood was bottled after 5 years at 50.5% from an Oloroso Sherry Cask.
MoM Auchentoshan 18 Year
$199.99
This 2007 vintage Auchentoshan was finished 3 years in an ex-Rye cask, before bottling at 48.6% and 18 years old.
Producer Description
"In the tapestry of Islay, Speyside, Highland and Campbeltown, Lowland is all too often overlooked, but this historically important and increasingly diverse region in the Scotch whisky rebirth of today, gives us plenty to chew (and sip) on.
"And speaking of chewing, this ex-Rye cask matured Auchentoshan is a mouthful; sweet, meaty, fleshy and fruity. As absolutely delightfuldram that after 3 years in ex-rye, our warehouse received a “we’ve gotto bottle this” message when we pulled a sample at the end of 2025. So here it is!"
MoM Blackwater 3 Year
$129.99
This 3 year old Irish single malt from Blackwater Distillery was bottled at 55% from an ex-Bourbon Cask.
Producer Description
"If the name Peter Mulryan means nothing to you, then have a sip of this and you’ll be searching his name online in no time, wondering WTF!? Familiar with Peter Mulryan? Then you’ve probably already snagged one of these.
"It’s insane. Insanely rare. Insanely important. Insanely good. Scotch whisky often talks about “history in a glass”, and this Irish whiskey from one of the industry’s most innovative traditionalists is most worthy of that claim."