Living Souls Imperial 27 Year
$674.99
This 1998 vintage Imperial was bottled at 42.2% after maturing 27 years in Refill ex-Bourbon Barrels. 91pts Whisky Notes / 89.44pts Whiskybase - Limit 1 Per Customer!
Peat`s Beast Single Malt
$71.99
The Peat's Best Single Malt Scotch was featured on Day 4 of our 2021 KWM Whisky Calendar
A mystery peated (33 ppm apparently) single malt bottled at 46% without colouring or chill-filtering. What is the source? We have been told it isn't Islay and the label makes no such claims Islay either. We have our own ideas on where the malt could be from, but we don't know for sure!
Peat's Beast Single Malt Batch Str
$83.99
Bottled at 52.1%, the Peat's Beast Batch Strength is matured in American oak casks. The whisky comes from an undisclosed Distillery.
Spirit of Scotland Annandale 2015
$89.99
59.6% - 10 Year - Refill Bourbon Barrel
Burwood The Scientist Single Malt
$99.99
The first official release from Calgary's Burwood Distillery is here. Distilled in 2017 and bottled at 53.2%, it is called "The Scientist" and only 500 bottles have been released.
Producer Description
"Grown, fermented, distilled, and bottled in Calgary, Alberta, THE SCIENTIST — a complex Single Malt — has been patiently aging in oak barrels since 2017. With an exclusively limited 500 bottle release, this first whisky in Burwood’s “Grains of Truth” series offers the familiar and comforting flavours of chocolate and baking spices, making for a spirit that’s smooth, robust and warm, and appealing to connoisseurs and those new to the category alike. THE SCIENTIST is made to be enjoyed during the moments in life that deserve to be marked with stories of your own. The triumphs, the celebrations, and the everyday victories. Reward yourself by raising a glass."
Aberfeldy 21 Year
$207.99
In terms of age statements at least, the 21-year-old sits at the apex of the Aberfeldy family. It's no geriatric, to be sure, but a couple decades in oak has put this one firmly in beautiful, mature whisky territory. If we're being honest though, 40% seems a bit scrawny by today's standards. Despite that wee hangup, it's hard to argue that the flavour isn't spectacular. And if we're continuing with this whole honesty thing, the simple reality is that some whiskies are going to be a bit lighter (read: lower alcohol) but are still absolutely deserving of attention on the merits of intrinsic quality. This is just such a one.
40% abv
Glengoyne Cask Strength
$98.99
Batch 009 of the Glengoyne Cask Strength has arrived. It is bottled at 59.6%. Batch 009 was created from "one third first-fill Oloroso sherry, two thirds refill casks and a smattering of bourbon barrels."
Bottled at 59.2%, Batch 008 of the Glengoyne Cask Strength and was created from whiskies matured in 29% First-Fill Sherry casks, 16% First Fill Bourbon barrels, and 55% Refill casks.
Producer Description
"Bottled at the strength it emerges from the cask, this delicious amber gold dram is un-chillfiltered, unfussed and untamed; the closest you’ll get to opening the cask yourself."
Signatory Benrinnes 30 Year Symingtons
$614.99
Part of the Symington's Choice Range, this Signatory cask of Benrinnes was distilled on June 6th, 1995 and bottled 30 years and five days later on June 11th, 2025. It was matured in in a 2nd fill Pedro Ximenez Hogshead, Cask 101. One of 345 bottles at a strength of 49.1%.
Glengoyne 12 Year
$84.99
Matured in a mix of 20% Ex-Bourbon, 20% First Fill Ex-Sherry and Refill casks and bottled at 43%. Glengoyne is a distillery that straddles the Highland/Lowland boundary. The whisky is unpeated and generally influenced by sherry notes.