OMC Ardmore 30 Year

$173.69

OMC Jura 16 Year

$106.19

Ardbeg Blasda

$85.04

From the distillery: "We all know Ardbeg packs a peaty punch, but if you remove some of that peat, can Ardbeg still retain its perfect balance? The mind bog-gling answer is "yes"! By taming our usual mighty peating levels we have created Blasda, peated to an average of just 8 parts per million phenol (8ppm) compared to the more usual 24ppm. Blasda is still perfectly balanced, but light, sweet and delicious."

PB Braeval 18 year Single Malt

$137.69

J & G Grant Glenfarclas 1976 Cask

$585.89

Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): This is a very fruity whisky – lots of wine comparisons can be made. It's also a very fresh whisky. I suggest comparing this with our Glenfarclas 30 Years Old, and exploring the differences. It is a very creamy whisky; peaceful with a little malty sweetness and pear drops apparent at the back of the mouth.

J & G Grant Glenfarclas 1975 Cask

$763.19

Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): The nose is a tantalising mix of honey, sweet fruits and ripe melon – a fresh whisky with a lot to offer. On initial tasting, this big, powerful whisky is rich in sherry with some bitter orange flavour at the back of the mouth. The finish is definitely buttery, like butterscotch dessert. A beautiful whisky that leaves a silky flavouring that coats your mouth and throat.

J & G Glenfarclas 1974 Cask

$589.94

Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): With a powerful nose of vanilla and walnuts, this distinct whisky from Glenfarclas is light and fresh. Add a little water and let it open up to reveal delightful pear drop flavours. It has a medium-length finish, with some malty notes apparent.

J & G Glenfarclas 1973

$704.24

Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): A wonderful lighter whisky. From a sherry cask but without the rich colour you will find with other whiskies from The Family Casks collection. However, it's still rather dark. This whisky is fresh and lively, and makes for a superb aperitif. A little vanilla first, followed by some smoke, then light citrus notes.

Glenfarclas Family Cask 1972

$705.59

Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): Nose marked by chocolate flavours, smoke and clove spices. Almost like mulled wine which develops into floral attributes. Initial caramel makes way for toffee apples, then onto apples and pears. Finish more spices, liquorice and bitter chocolate at the back of your throat. A perfect balance between whisky and sherry.