Glengoyne White Oak Single Malt
$129.99
Glengoyne Distillery is well known for using high quality ex-sherry casks to mature much of their whisky. This White Oak release flips the script on that premise, though, and shows an intriguingly different side to Glengoyne's Single Malt. If you haven't tried this and the more limited (and of course more expensive) Glengoyne 24 Year Old White Oak yet, then you should.
48% ABV
Producer Description
"A first for Glengoyne, this brand new expression is matured exclusively in First Fill Bourbon and Virgin Oak Casks sourced from North America. These casks are charred for less than a minute allowing the Glengoyne spirit to shine, unladen."
Ardnamurchan AD/10 Year 2024
$114.99
This 10th Anniversary release of Ardnamurchan was made from unpeated malt matured in first fill ex-Bourbon casks with half the liquid finished for a year in Paul Lanois casks. Bottled at 10 years of age and 50%.
MoM Masterpiece Glenlivet 26 Year
$519.99
This Masterpiece bottling from Master of Malt, is a 1998 Glenlivet, matured 26 years in an ex-Bourbon Barrel, and bottled at 45.1%.
Smokehead 15 Year Islay Single Malt
$144.99
This 15 year old Smokehead Islay Single Malt is bottled at 43%.
Producer Description
"After 15 years in the cask, this is Smokehead older and bolder. As you'd expect from an oldie, its character is complex. Bonfires of smoke crackle with rosemary and thyme. Peat soars with citrus and vanilla."
SMWS 85.100 THUNDER CHOPS
$172.99
THUNDER CHOPS
This 13 year old Speysider spent 10 years in an ex-bourbon hogshead before transfer to a 1st fill PX ex-bodega barrique for the rest of its maturation, and has an abv of 57.2.
Flavour profile: Deep, rich & dried fruits
Distilled on: 26 April 2011
Outturn: 260 bottles
Aberfeldy 16 Year
$119.99
Part of the Aberfeldy Distillery's core range, one of the "Last Great Malts". The water from this southern Highland distillery, the Pitilie Burn runs right next to the distillery. The cold waters are not just one of the key ingredients of Aberfeldy's golden nectar, but also the source of real gold.
40% ABV
Producer Description
"Aberfeldy 16 is matured in first-fill, re-fill and re-char Bourbon casks and then finished for six months in deluxe first-fill Oloroso Sherry casks.
Aberfeldy 16 is a richer, more full-bodied whisky. The extra time spent maturing, coupled with Oloroso Sherry casks, brings the honeyed fruitiness of Aberfeldy to the foreground."
Buffalo Trace Bourbon
$43.99
Buffalo Trace distillery is named after the trails of destruction that Plains Bison would leave as they moved from one place to the next. Like Eagle Rare, George T. Stagg, Stagg Jr, and EH Taylor Bourbons, Buffalo Trace Bourbon is made using the distillery's #1 Mash Bill, which is a high corn/low rye content mash in style. This means it is a very high corn content and likely at or less than 10% Rye, with 3-5% Malted Barley making up the remainder. It is purportedly aged for 8-10 years before being bottled at 45% ABV.
High West Double Rye
$53.99
High West's Double Rye! is the earthier, spicier kin of their Rendezvous Rye. It is a blend of two Straight Rye Whiskies aged between three and seven years. The younger component is everybody's favourite 95% Rye mashbill from MGP in Indiana. The older Rye is High West's own 80% Rye, 20% Malted Rye mashbill. Both of these whiskies are matured in the pre-requisite charred virgin barrels made of American White Oak. Bottled at 46% ABV.
About High West
"High West is Utah’s first legal distillery since 1870 and the world’s only ski-in gastro-distillery. If you find yourself in Old Town Park City, please stop (or ski) by to visit us. We’d love to share our passions with you: the American West, our contemporary western victuals, American roots music, and of course, pairing all the above with our greatest passion – superb whiskey. Better yet, you ought to come out to our distillery in the mountains of Wanship, Utah. It’s a celebration of cowboys and the American West."
Michter's Kentucky Straight Rye
$84.99
A proper straight rye whiskey from the state of Kentucky bottled at 42.4%.
While the Michter’s name has a long and storied history, the Michter’s Distillery of Louisville, KY has only been in operation since 2015. Any whiskey bottled that is older than that was sourced from other distilleries, typically within Kentucky. Luckily, the quality of anything bottled with the Michter’s label on it is typically high, regardless of their original provenance.
Other than their single barrel products, Michter’s typically bottles their whiskey from selected small batches of 20 barrels or less.