Spirit of Scotland Dalmunach 2016
$89.99
Bottled at 63% after 9 years in a Refill Bourbon Barrel. Spirit of Scotland is a range of independently bottled single malts by Gordon & MacPhail.
Aultmore 15 Year Ruby Marsala Cask
$97.99
This 15 year old Aultmore was bottled at 46% after finishing a Ruby Marsala Cask.
Producer Description
"Ruby Marsala Finish: Finished in Marsala Rubino Dolce casks, this elegant Aultmore expression is enriched with deep, fruity complexity."
North Star Glenxxxx 19 Year Single Malt
$179.99
This 2006 vintage 19 year old single malt was bottled at 59% after maturing in Refill Sherry. It is supposedly from a notoriously litigious Speyside distillery. Bottled for North Star Spirits 10th Anniversary. Limit 1 Per Customer!
SMWS 64.162 ADVENTURERS AROUND CAMPFIRE
$229.99
ADVENTURERS AROUND A CAMPFIRE
This 17 year old Speyside ultra small batch started with two bourbon hogsheads from the same distillery which then got split between a 1st fill oloroso hogshead and a refill charred red wine barrique, and then married before bottling, and the abv is 53.5%.
Flavour profile: Old & dignified
Distilled on: 25 September 2007
Outturn: 421 bottles
Angel's Envy Bourbon
$81.99
Angel's Envy Bourbon is finished in Port Casks before being bottled at 43.3%.
Producer Description
“Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon is finished in port wine casks for an award-winning spirit. We guide each batch’s conditioning, blending our handcrafted bourbon in small batches of 8 to 12 barrels at a time. It’s typically aged for up to 6 years. While we lose about 5% of the spirit each year to evaporation, or “the Angel’s Share,” what’s left behind after we’re done is truly worthy of envy.
Once it’s deemed ready, we finish our bourbon in ruby port wine casks, which adds subtly distinct flavor nuances that enhance the whiskey without challenging it. Our port finishing process lasts between three to six months, depending on taste. We use 60-gallon ruby port barrels made from French oak and imported directly from Portugal. This creates a whiskey of unprecedented smoothness, sweetness and balance.”
Boutique-y Dumbarton 33 Year
$239.99
This 33 year old single grain from the closed Dumbarton distillery, bottled from a Refill Hogshead orginally filled in 1992 at 45.8%.
About the Label
"It’s another of our shockingly bad puns and plays on the extreme heaviness of the grains!
There’s a series of strong cliches carrying and moving cartoonishly heavy bags of grain (two circus strong-men, a crane being used to lift a single bag, and an ornate Rajasthani elephant). Hey, that elephant would look cool front & centre on the label, dontcha think, Em?"
Dewar's Double Double 32 Year 375ml
$118.29
Well, look who's back? This little gem is starting to become a perennial favourite, and for good reason: it's absolutely killer whisky at an inexplicably low price point! According to the folks at Dewar's, this has "been aged, blended together, aged again, then finished in sherry casks."
There is no overstating how cool it is that they have given us a blend with a high age statement and a robust bottling strength. Way to step into the spotlight, Dewar's. Well done.
46% abv
Living Souls 40 Year Blended Scotch Bt.3
$284.99
Batch 3 of Living Souls 40 year old Blend was bottled at 44.6% after finishing in ex-Islay Quarter casks.
Producer Description
"This release is batch #3 of our unique 40-year-old blend, laid down to marry in 1998 in refill sherry butts and finished in ex-Islay Quarter casks. A sip carries you down a golden beach in Rio, where the smoky aroma of grilled meats drifts from nearby barbecues. Juicy bursts of mango, pineapple and citrus roll across the palate, layered with soft vanilla and toasted coconut. The gentle smoke adds a savoury edge, grounding the tropical sweetness with a touch of fire and spice. It feels like a slow afternoon in the sun, where every flavour is intense and time seems to pause. "
Berry's Sherry Cask Blended Malt
$66.99
Looking for big, jammy sherried whisky? Of course you are. Everybody is. Fruit compote, rich spice, deep threads of chocolate and a surprisingly gentle nuttiness. In short, textbook shrried malt. There are only two reasons this one is priced the way it is: 1) it's an independent bottling and 2) it's a blended malt. Whisky aficionados know those things are nothing but words, however, and one taste will serve to assure that the juice in the jug is just as good as (or better than) you'd imagine.
44.2% abv
Producer Tasting Note
Bouquet: Sherry prominence with secondary resinous and prune like notes. Invitingly seductive.
Palate: Well balanced fruit on a Sherry bed. Wonderfully satisfying and fulfilling.
Finish: Long, lingering Sherry delight