Longrow Peated
$99.99
This whisky was featured on Day 8 of our 2024 KWM Not An Advent Calendar Tastings! You can read more about the whisky here.
Heavily peated single malt from Springbank Distillery in Cambeltown. The current batch, bottled 19/02/2024 is excellent, in the humble opinion of the team here at KWM!
Glen Scotia Double Cask
$79.99
The Glen Scotia Double Cask was featured on Day 14 of our 2021 KWM Whisky Calendar
This entry-level release in Glen Scotia's range is bottled at 46%. Matured in American oak some of the whisky is finished in Pedro Ximenez Sherry and the rest in First Fill Bourbon. Bottled at 46%.
Glen Scotia 15 Year
$109.99
This excellent mini bottle was featured on Day 11 of our 2020 KWM Whisky Calendar.
From Glen Scotia Distillery in Campbeltown comes this 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch. The Glen Scotia 15-Year-Old is aged mostly in ex-Bourbon and American Oak casks before finishing in Oloroso Sherry. Bottled at 46% without colouring of chillfiltration.
Glen Scotia 18 Year
$204.99
The Glen Scotia 18 is finished in Oloroso Sherry casks and bottled at 46%.
Oh — and it is fantastic.
Boutique-y Soup Town Blend 24 Year 50ml
$16.79
Batch 1 is available in 500ml bottles here!
"Welcome to Soup Town" reads a sign on the label for this Boutique-y bottling. Could that be a Campbeltown reference? Could the whisky in the bottle be Glen Scotia blended with a "Highland" Distillery - perhaps Loch Lomond? Who knows?!? What we do know is that this is one dense and rich whisky! 48.8 %. Please note that both Batch 1 and Batch 2 contain the very same whisky. Batch 2 is just batch 1 rebottled into mini / 50ml bottles!
About the Label (Larger Label Under Tasting Note)
"Another delicious-y blended malt loop on our whisky belt. This bottling has been produced using a “teaspoon” of another expression from a top secret distillery that we absolutely cannot name. So here’s another interesting piece of artwork to throw you off course. As you can see, there’s a queue building along the lovely high street of Souptown. Heading for the The Bonny, Bonny Bank, the crowd pass Glen Coacher Taxis and Highlander Blooms Florist. The town also seems to host a major runway, with two US bombers inbound."
Check out the YouTube video of Andrew and Dave Worthington discussing the Soup Town Blended Malt for more info!
Glen Scotia 10 Year
$89.99
We'd prefer to see this bottled at 46%, but we aren't disappointed to see it none the less. Bottled at 40%.
Glen Scotia 25 Year
$859.99
World Whisky Awards winner 2019, best Campbeltown single malt over 18 years. Bottled at 48.8% after maturing in ex-Bourbon and marrying in first-fill ex-Bourbon. 91pts Whisky Advocate.
Producer Description
"The whisky has been gently matured in our finest American oak barrels before being married in first fill bourbon before bottling. The signature nose has hints of vanilla oak, interwoven with the subtle notes of sea spray and spicy aromatic fruits."
Cooper`s Choice Campbeltown Blended Malt
$129.99
This 2014 vintage Campbeltown Blended Malt was initially matured in ex-Bourbon before finishing in a Sauternes cask. It has been bottled at 53%.
Tarbert Legbiter Navy Strength Gin
$46.99
Sometimes (most times) 40% ABV gin just isn't enough. You don't want it to get lost in the tonic, after all! That is why we all need a navy strength gin. Botanicals used in the Legbiter Gin include Pink Peppercorn, Hibiscus, Coriander, Angelica, Almond, Liquorice, Cassia, Orris, and, of course, Juniper. Bottled at a robust 57% ABV.
Beinn An Turic Distillery is located on Lephincorrach Farm, about 12 miles north of Campbeltown. It was established in 2016.
Producer Description
"A navy strength gin, bottled at 57% ABV, Tarbert Legbiter packs a punch but this aromatic spirit is wonderfully smooth and flavoursome. The nose is light with delicate floral notes, warming into gentle spice and pine aromas.
We named our navy strength spirit after a Kintyre Legend – Magnus Barelegs, King of Norway in 1093, who claimed Kintyre as his own by circumnavigating the peninsula. He refused to let the isthmus at Tarbert ruin his plan – he simply had his boat dragged across and declared Kintyre an island. Legbiter was the name of his sword and is a fitting moniker for our navy strength gin."