Ardbeg Smokiverse
$154.99
The Ardbeg Committee celebrates its 25th Anniversary this year, with the release of Ardbeg Smokiverse. This Ardbeg Day bottling has been bottled at 48.3% from a batch of spirit produced from a high gravity mash. According to Ardbeg "This process unlocks a fruitier, more intense Ardbeg. Layers of muscovado sugar, ripe barley, and toasted sourdough bread, culminate in a burst of ripe tropical fruits and sweet peat." Limit 2 Per Customer!
Producer Description
"As we celebrate 25 years of the Ardbeg Committee in 2025, we venture further into space once more… Behold the immense magnetism of Ardbeg’s mash tun. Responsible for converting our malted barley into fermentable sugars (mashing), all life at Ardbeg revolves around the tun. This time, however, it has become a force to be reckoned with, as we concentrate its power to materialise a new frontier of flavour for Ardbeg.
"Experimenting with a process called ‘high gravity mashing’, our intrepid whisky creators vastly decreased the amount of water in the mash tun, then packed more grain into the mix than ever before. Crushing and compressing every drop of liquid, this unconventional mash has magnified the intensity of flavour-active acetate esters. Ramping up the density of wort to astronomical levels, we’ve drawn in fruitier, sweeter flavours from the deepest corners of the mash tun."
Signatory Mortlach 17 Year Symingtons
$344.99
Bottled for the Symington's Choice line, this 2007 Mortlach was finished in a First Fill Oloroso Sherry Butt before bottlng at 17 years and 56.8%. 87.74pts Whiskybase
Signatory Teaninich 17 Year Symingtons
$294.99
This 17 year old Symington's Choice Teaninich was distilled in 2007 and finished in a First Fill PX Sherry Hogshead before bottling at 55.0%. Cask #2 - 88.15pts Whiskybase
Signatory 100 Proof Craigellachie 10 Yr
$85.39
This 2014 vintage Craigellachie from the Signatory 100 Proof (British) range is composed of whiskies from 1st Fill PX Sherry Hogsheads, 2nd Fill Oloroso Sherry Butts, and Dechar/Rechar Hogsheads, bottled at 10 years and 57.1%.
SMWS 11.48 A RUMOUR OF SHERRY
$159.99
A RUMOUR OF SHERRY*
This 9 year old Highlander spent 4 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being transferred to a 2nd fill oloroso hogshead and has an abv of 59.5%
Flavour profile: Deep, rich & dried fruits
Distilled on: 26 September 2014
Outturn: 309 bottles
SMWS 64.154 WE'RE ALL GOING
$219.99
WE'RE ALL GOING ON A SUMMER HOLIDAY
From Speyside, this 16 year old spent 13 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before being transferred to a 1st fill HTMC hogshead, and has an abv of 55.7%.
Flavour profile: Old & dignified
Distilled on: 14 May 2008
Outturn: 267 bottles
Signatory 100 Proof Speyside (GL) 16 Yr
$152.99
Signatory can't tell you which Speyside distillery this undisclosed single malt comes from, but we are under no such restriction. With the letters "GL" on the label, is it Glenlivet or Glenlossie? It is almost certainly Glenlivet! Bottled from 1st Fill Oloroso Sherry Hogsheads at 16 years and 57.1%.
Old & Rare Tormore 33 Year
$949.99
This 1988 vintage Tormore matured 33 years in a Sherry Butt, before bottling at 49.1%.
Whisky Trail Cows Blair Athol 9 Year
$104.99
This 2014 Blair Athol has been bottled under The Whisky Trail Highlad Cows Label, after 9 years in a Refill Sherry Butt at 58.5%. 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."