Tullibardine Single Cask 1964
$449.99
Tullibardine was the first new distillery opened in the 20th C. This bottling is their oldest to date at 41 years. These beautiful bottles come individually numbered, wrapped in a tartan cloth & secured safely in a beautiful wooden box. Nose: cinnamon & maple syrup. Palate: spicy toffee & caramel, cinnamon & candied fruit w/ woody & nutty notes. Finish: intense drying w/ spices & cinnamon.
Coopers Choice Glenglassaugh 1976
$122.66
Arran Cream Sherry Finish
$66.59
In an industry where age has long been associated with quality Arran has managed to rock the boat with its confident young whiskies. Aged in smaller casks the whisky matures more quickly, & finished in secondary casks the whiskies pick up different flavours & characters. Nose: golden syrup, aqua, pear & apples. Body: creamy. Palate: malty-sweet w/ citrus notes. Finish: silky-smooth w/ sugary malt.
Arran Lepanto PX Brandy Cask
$67.04
Arran's whiskies exhibit a style and character far in excess of their young age. The PX refers to the maturing cask, Pedro Ximenez, a sweet Spanish desert wine. The Lepanto Brandy cask used to finish the whisky comes from the famous Gonzalez-Byass house of Spain. Nose: sweet oak & mint-toffee. Palate: melon and ginger w/ spices, tangy fruit and a hint of oak. Finish: mellow & spicy-sweet.
Coopers Choice Inchgower 1980
$95.39
Coopers Choice Strathisla 1969
$155.69
Founded in 1786 Strathisla is one of the oldest working distilleries in Scotland. This particular bottling is from independent bottler Coopers Choice, a wing of the Vintage Malt Whisky Company. Matured in Jerez Sherry for 36 years. Nose: spied apple, burnt raisins, molasses & sweet malt. Body: full, drying. Palate: loads of sweet malt, hickory smoke & cocoa. Finish: waves of spice & gentle oak.
Coopers Choice Glen Keith 1969
$161.09
Arran Montepulciano Finish
$69.29
Tyrconnell Sherry Finished Irish Whiskey
$82.34
In 1876 the Watt family entered a horse named "The Tyrconnell" in the 1876 "National Produce Stakes", and against enormous odds of 100:1 it won. In honour of this victory they named a whisky from their distillery in its honour. The Watt distillery has since closed, but the whisky is still made in the same style by Cooley distillery.
Tyrconnell is one of Ireland's iconic whisky brands, named for the winning horse in the 1876 National Produce Stakes. This whisky matured in sherry casks is caramelized and rich with a soft smooth finish.