SMOS Linkwood 13 Year KWM Cask
$131.99
This whisky was featured on Day 16 of our 2025 KWM Still Not An Advent Calendar Tasting Series! You can read more about the whisky here.
This lovely little Linkwood was distilled in 2010, maturing 13 years in an ex-Bourbon Hogshead cask before bottling at 56.8% exclusively for KWM. We weren't looking for another Linkwood cask for the store when we picked this one, but we couldn't turn it down. Bottled 20 days shy of its 14th birthday, it has taken nearly a year to come home, and we are thrilled it is finally here. 295 Bottles.
SMOS Tormore 14 Year KWM Cask
$139.99
This 14 year old Tormore was offered to us by our friends at Elixir Distillers, who purchased the distillery in 2022. While there aren't currently any official distillery bottlings, this cask was part of the distillery purchase, and is technically a Tormore Distillery cask, bottled by the distillery owner. Bottled under the Single Malts of Scotland label, the whisky was filled into a fresh ex-Bourbon Barrel in 2010, and bottled in late 2024 at 55.7%. Only 216 total bottles!
SMOS Res Casks No.10 Ben Nevis 10 Year
$114.99
This whisky was featured on Day 22 of our 2024 KWM Not An Advent Calendar Tastings! You can read more about the whisky here.
This 10-year-old Ben Nevis from Single Malts of Scotland is a marriage of 5 ex-Sherry Hogsheads filled in 2012. Bottled at 48%. Exclusive to KWM!
Vidbertus Elixir
$44.99
Vidbertus is located in the Conca de Barbera, at the south-eastern end, inland region of Camp de Tarragona, the central Catalan depression behind the pre-coastal mountain range of Tarragona. The altitude of the property is 500 metres above sea level. The winemaking process begins in the vineyard with an ecological and environmentally friendly cultivation. The harvest is manual and done gently to preserve the characteristics of the grapes. The work is done with controlled cold fermentation and an exact maceration to obtain the harmony they look for. They intervene as little as possible in all of their wines. The grape is Indigenous to the region and is aged in French oak, showing lots of black fruits and some spice. It's produced from 100% Trepat, an indigenous grape, aged in French oak, with lots of black fruits, silky tannins, and nicely balancing acidity. It's ideal with roast and braised meats, duck and other game.
SMOS Res Casks No.9 Dailuaine 10 Year
$108.99
This Reserve Casks bottling of Dailuaine, from Elixir Distillers, is from six hogsheads, from a range of vintages (2006-2011), aged a minimum of 10 years before bottling at 48%.
Whisky Trail Knights Benrinnes 20 Year
$324.99
This 2002 vintage BenRiach, bottled under The Whisky Trail 'Knights' label has been bottled at 54.6% after 20 years in a Hogshead cask.
Exclusive to KWM in Canada!
About The Whisky Trail
"The Whisky Trail is a collection of young and old casks, taking drinkers off the beaten path of whisky. Only whiskies that demonstrate the most exceptional characteristics are hand-selected to be bottled as part of the Whisky Trail range, and with each cask as unique as a fingerprint, no two expressions will ever be the same. To ensure each whisky maintains its full flavour and cask character, we never chill-filter or add colour."
Whisky Trail Knights Strathclyde 35 Year
$399.99
This whisky was featured on Day 7 of our 2025 KWM Still Not An Advent Calendar Tasting Series! You can read more about the whisky here.
This 35 year old Strathclyde, single grain Scotch whisky, was distilled in 1987, matured in an ex-Bourbon Barrel, and has been bottled at 46%. Exclusive to KWM in Canada!
About The Whisky Trail
"The Whisky Trail is a collection of young and old casks, taking drinkers off the beaten path of whisky. Only whiskies that demonstrate the most exceptional characteristics are hand-selected to be bottled as part of the Whisky Trail range, and with each cask as unique as a fingerprint, no two expressions will ever be the same. To ensure each whisky maintains its full flavour and cask character, we never chill-filter or add colour."
Whisky Trail Cows BenRiach 15 Year
$179.99
This 15 year old BenRiach, from the 'Highland Cows' series under The Whisky Trail (Elixir Distillers), is from a Hogshead filled in 2008. 52.1% exclusive to KWM!
About The Whisky Trail
"This Whisky Trail range has been inspired by Scotland’s 2003 Land Reform Act: Freedom to Roam. This Act gives everyone the right to access the countryside for recreational and educational purposes. There are 28 single cask bottlings that are a part of this range, and highlight the scenes found while exploring Scotland’s awe-inspiring landscape. Only whiskies that demonstrate the most exceptional characteristics are bottled as part of the Whisky Trail range - each cask as unique as a fingerprint, no two expressions will ever be the same. To ensure each whisky maintains its full flavour and cask character, we never chill-filter or add colour."
Why Highland Cows (Coos)
"Highland Cows are known for their physical attributes and being indigenous to Scotland. They are viewed as symbols of Scotland’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty."
Whisky Trail Cows Invergordon 49 Year
$684.99
This 1974 Invergordon Single Grain has been bottled after 49 years in a Hogshead cask at 45.4%. Part of the Whisky Trail, Highland Cows collection, the whisky is exclusive to KWM in Canada!
About The Whisky Trail
"This Whisky Trail range has been inspired by Scotland’s 2003 Land Reform Act: Freedom to Roam. This Act gives everyone the right to access the countryside for recreational and educational purposes. There are 28 single cask bottlings that are a part of this range, and highlight the scenes found while exploring Scotland’s awe-inspiring landscape. Only whiskies that demonstrate the most exceptional characteristics are bottled as part of the Whisky Trail range - each cask as unique as a fingerprint, no two expressions will ever be the same. To ensure each whisky maintains its full flavour and cask character, we never chill-filter or add colour."
Why Highland Cows (Coos)
"Highland Cows are known for their physical attributes and being indigenous to Scotland. They are viewed as symbols of Scotland’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty."