G&M Caol Ila Cask Strength
$90.89
Pronounced 'cull-eela' this distillery is situated on the north eastern shores of Islay, with magnificent views across the Sound of Islay to the spectacular Paps of Jura. Not as well known as some other peatier islay whiskies, it is well respected and very sought after in single malt circles. This bold cask strength is fresh and nutty with notes of toffee and smoke. Very well balanced and most drinkable!
OMC Port Ellen 21 Year
$164.69
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Cooper's Choice Longmorn 32 Year
$121.04
Bruichladdich 40 Year
$2,013.29
Islay is the southernmost of the Inner Hebridian Islands, on Scotland's wild and dramatic west coast. Bruichladdich, meaning 'bank on the shore', is an Islay Distillery that was rescued in 2001 from oblivion by a small group of private whisky fans.This 40 Year offering is from the oldest vintage in the cellars at the distillery and is limited to just 500 bottles worldwide.
Hudson's Bay Highland Park 15 Year
$107.99
Orkney Island was the last landfall for Hudon's Bay ships heading to North America, where food, water and last minute additions to the crew were acquired. The Highland Park distillery was founded on Orkney Island by at least 1798, and some of its whisky no doubt made the voyage to the New World. This collectible bottle sold out at Chirstmas. We've acquired another 6 of these highly prized bottles.
Murray McDavid Glen Lossie
$140.39
Murray McDavid Strathisla
$169.19
The hallmark of a Speyside malt is in abundance; multi-layered and decadent, with honeyed fruit and oak. The Strathisla, even at this age, shows no signs of tiring. We love the toasted oak and rich dark minty syrup aromas all under-pinned by the sweetness of the slowly distilled spirit . A beautiful dram.
Arran Bordeaux Finish
$71.09
Glenmorangie Artisan Cask
$56.24
Matured in oak casks carefully chosen to enhance and compliment the citrus notes of Glenmorangie. 93pts Jim Murray, Whisky Bible. "quite lovely: the barley almost throbs with intensity backed by teeming, busy oak notes." Glenmorangie is noteworthy among Scottish distillers for having the tallest stills in the industry. Formerly gin stills, they are also exceptionally narrow, producing a very light, clean spirit.