Rolling Fork Foursquare Rum 9Yr Rum
$102.99
Blue Note Juke Joint Bourbon
$86.99
Blue Note Crossroads Bourbon 50%
$97.99
Nelson Brother's Reserve Bourbon
$82.99
Remus Repeal Reserve Bourbon Series VII
$154.99
Ninety 20 Year Canadian Whisky
$76.99
Highwood distillery has blended this Canadian whisky from corn spirit matured at least 20 years. Whisky Advocate Magazine recently highlighted it as #4 on their list of Fall 2013 releases, scoring it 91pts.
Shelter Point Single Malt
$84.99
Shelter Point's classic single malt, bottled at 46% without colouring or chill filtration.
Producer Description
"Shelter Point Single Malt Whisky is a classic expression made in small batches using traditional methods, pot distillation and water from our own aquifer. Still: Copper wash and spirit stills by Forsyths Base: 100% malted BC barley Natural colour and non-chill filtered Bottled at 46% Alc.Vol"
Cut Point Benrinnes 2008 Single Cask
$139.99
Cut/Point is an exciting new addition to the indie bottling game. The fine gent who launched this brand is not only a Keeper of the Quaich and long time whisky industry demi-god, he's also a local boy with his finger on the pulse 'round thses parts. In other words...Cut/Point may be new, but it's also already an old soul, and one that is easy to put stock in.
Benrinnes is a very hit or miss malt most of the time, but this particular cask is a real fireworks show. Cereal-forward with just enough cask influence to rein in the spirit. Refreshingly, left to be naked. It's a boozy, swaggering little beast in a style we don't see enough of. A bit challenging, and very retro.
Cask number 307387 was an ex-Bourbon Hogshead that yielded 298 bottles at 57.4%.
Cut Point Caol Ila 2011 Single Cask
$139.99
Excellent young Caol Ila from local darlings Cut/Point. This is brash and loud-mouthed young Caol Ila, make no mistake, but there's also a sort of hidden complexity here; not in the sense that it's tough to unravel, but more like there's a rather difficult balance being struck here. There's a lot of youth on display - which is great when drinking peated whisky, as youth generally equals big smokiness - but it drinks far from underripe. A style that perfectly suggests the aromas you'll encounter at the distillery.
279 bottles from ex-Bourbon Hogshead #307974. 56.6%