Arran Sauterne Cask Finish
$87.99
Part of the Arran Cask Finish line, this whisky started in ex-Bourbon casks, and was finished in ex-Sauternes Wine Bariques. 50%
Glengoyne 30 Year 46.8%
$1,519.99
Matured exclusively in Sherry Oak, the whisky is pricey at first glance, but compared to the likes of Macallan or Dalmore, it is a bargain!
Glenlivet Archive 21 Year
$364.99
Glenlivet is one of Scotland's iconic distilleries, and the 21 year old is one of their prestige bottlings. Recently repackaged, it is beautifully presented. Full bodied, spicy, chocolate and cream. The Glenlivet 21Year Old Archive is a batch produced whisky using only hand-selected casks. It is a complex whisky with sherried and wood notes integrating seamlessly with the aromatic palette.
Millstone Peated 3 Year Rivesaltes Cask
$104.99
Rivesaltes wine casks aren't something we see used for whisky maturation every day, but they do crop up every now and then. This bottling is a 3 year old peated single malt whisky from the fantastic Millstone/Zuidam Distillery in the Netherlands. Bottled at 46%.
Glenfarclas Family Cask 1992 S22
$1,391.99
This Summer 2022 (S22) 1992 Glenfarclas Family Cask was bottled at 52.6% after 29 years in a 4th Fill Butt.
SMWS 53.471 BACON BAKED IN TREACLE
$274.99
BACON BAKED IN TREACLE FRUITCAKE
This small batch 15 year old from Islay is the result of two ex-bourbon hogsheads, one being transferred at 11 years old to a 1st fill PX hogshead and the other at 10 years old to a refill oloroso hogshead, then being married together for the remainder of maturation; the abv is 58.5%.
Flavour profile: Peated
Distilled on: 1 September 2008
Outturn: 478 bottles
Glenfarclas Family Cask 1994 S22
$1,259.99
The angels were greedy with this Summer 2022 (S22) Glenfarclas 1994 Family Cask. It was bottled after 27 years in a 4th Fill Butt at 45.4%.
Glenfarclas Family Cask 1995 S22
$1,134.99
This Sherry Butt of 1995 Glenfarclas was bottled as a Family Cask at 26 years of age and 58.2%. 91pst Whiskybase
Ardbeg Corryvreckan
$154.99
The Corryvreckan started out as a replacement for the Airigh Nam Beist but has become a legend in its own right. The whisky has a unique sweet and spicy twist which blends well with the whisky's peaty maritime backbone. Bottled at 57.1% this whisky is often amongst the highest scoring with whisky critics and reviewers. It gets its sweet and spicy characteristics from the French oak in which some of the vatting is matured.