OMC Port Ellen 27 Year
$417.14
This be a new Port Ellen 27 Year, Sherry Butt 6836, 568 total bottles at 50%. Price is going up, but this will still be the last Port Ellen we stock for less than $500. And its is dark and sherried!
Gordon & Macphail Glen Grant 1958
$347.39
The exact cask composition of this whisky is unknown, but its colour, nose and palate hint at a rich European Oak/Sherry Cask heritage. Distilled in 1958 the whisky was bottled in 2007. Nose: sweet and rich with hints of toffee and caramel; mulled fruits and sherry elements combines with subtle oak aromas. Palate: complex array of flavours with sweet sherry, and hints of apples and pears; some toasted drier notes are also present. Finish: classic sherry notes.
Benromach Latitude 55
$116.54
The "Glasgow With Style Clipper" is one of a fleet of 10 Yachts which will be circumnavigating the globe via 14 ports of call before returning to Liverpool. Bottled at 55%--55 degrees being the latitude of the city of Glasgow--this whisky is from a Refill Sherry cask hand selected by Gordon & MacPhail's directors. Nose: Creamy toffee, malty, and sherry notes; Rich dried fruit, figs and sultanas. Palate: Rich sherry character, aniseed and menthol, very sweet; late peat smoke and herbal notes. Finish: Sherried with sublte smoke.
Benromach Latitude 53 Second Release
$116.09
The "Glasgow With Style Clipper" is one of a fleet of 10 Yachts which will be circumnavigating the globe via 14 ports of call before returning to Liverpool. Bottled at 53%--53 degrees being the latitude of the race's starting port of Liverpool--this whisky is from a Refill Sherry cask hand selected by Gordon & MacPhail's directors. Nose: soft fruits, peaches, nectarines, pears; malty with sweet vanilla and soft smoke. Palate: Opens mouth coating with orange, tangerine and a honeyed sweetness; a touch of oak, light spices and a smoky edge at the back. Finish: Long with malt, citrus notes and light smoke.
Benromach Latitude 53 First Release
$116.09
The "Glasgow With Style Clipper" is one of a fleet of 10 Yachts which will be circumnavigating the globe via 14 ports of call before returning to Liverpool. Bottled at 53%--53 degrees being the latitude of the race's starting port of Liverpool--this whisky is from a Refill Sherry cask hand selected by Gordon & MacPhail's directors. Nose: soft fruits, peaches, nectarines, pears; malty with sweet vanilla and soft smoke. Palate: Opens mouth coating with orange, tangerine and a honeyed sweetness; a touch of oak, light spices and a smoky edge at the back. Finish: Long with malt, citrus notes and light smoke.
Missions Glenburghie 1989
$101.69
Glenburgie is owned by Chivas Brothers (Corby Distillers) and is a big component of the Ballentine's and Teacher's blends. The only official released was a 15 year old released several years ago, but not into this market. It is said to be nearly impossible to find! Close to 100% of the 4,000,000L of spirit produced each year finds its way into blends. Independent bolttlings of the whisky as a single malt are rare.
Tullibardine 1987 KWM Cask & Glass
$170.99
Individually selected from a sample of nearly 30 casks, Andrew Ferguson chose this whisky for the balance of its delicate sherry notes, with the marzipan and milk chocolate that characterize Tullibardine single malt. Distilled in 1987, the whisky was matured in a Sherry Hogshead Cask (#632) bottled in March of 2008 after 20 years at 54.6%. 191 total bottles.
Gordon & Macphail Glen Grant 25 Year
$118.34
Glen Grant is predominantly sold in Italy, where it is the number one selling single malt. The distillery itself--whose Victorian gardens are among the most beautiful in Scotland--only releases two very young expressions. Gordon & MacPhail, who have been maturing and selling old vintages of Glen Grant for most of the last 100 years, have special permission to use the original label. Nose: Sherry, fruity - bruised apples with rum toffee notes and polished leather. Palate: Cereal and nutty with burnt flavours, and sherry notes.
Secret Stills 4.6 Islay
$79.64
This whisky is the product of three Refill American Oak Hogsheads distilled in March of 1990 and bottled in February of 2008. The whisky shows briny peat smoke with a sweet vanilla edge. It has been bottled at 45%. So do you know which distillery situated on the shores of Loch Indaal is Islay's oldest?