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The now discontinued
Hibiki 17 year old, a
fantastic Japanese blend,
made with aged malt and
grain whiskies from
Suntory's three
distilleries. Spicy and
sophisticated. Awarded a
Gold 'Editor's Choice'
award from Whisky
Magazine and received the
top prize in its category
at the World Whisky
Awards 2010. Hibiki 17
year old is a superb
whisky from Suntory and
one not to be missed if
you get the opportunity!
Nose: Quite fruity; plums
and a touch of cherry.
Oak and grains and some
shy sherry notes in the
background. Palate: Very
light and mostly dry. The
wood influence appears
quickly Finish: Drying
with the oak tannins
holding court. FROM
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Availability: In Stock
£495.00
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This delight is a piece
from Glenmorangie's range
specifically created for
the Travel Retail market.
This particular single
malt, name after St.
Duthac whose resting
place sits at the centre
of the Royal Burgh of
Tain, has been part
finished in Pedro
Ximénez Sherry and
virgin oak casks before
being bottled at 43% ABV.
Nose: Grass and hay,
banana and yellow apples
Palate: Sherry, raisins,
plum and some milk
chocolate Finish: Medium
length and very warm and
a little spicy
Availability: In Stock
£108.58
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Introducing Glenmorangie
Taghta, Scots Gaelic for
chosen a perfectly
fitting name for the
worlds first whisky
crafted by Glenmorangie
consumers. This exclusive
Glenmorangie single malt
whisky was specially
selected by
Glenmorangie's Head of
Distilling and Whisky
creation. Dr Bill
Lumsden, and then shaped
by consumers as part of
the Glenmorangie Cask
Masters programme. Over
18 months Glenmorangie
fans have been able to
help guide decisions on
all elements of the
whisky creation process
from whisky, to name,
to pack design,
photography and the
location for the launch
of the whisky. A first
for the whisky industry!
Nose: A curiously nutty
and salty nose, toffee,
and some savoury cured
ham. Palate: The texture
is oily and viscous,
with a delicious primary
flavour of caramalised
orange and lemon, plump
sultanas, a hint of
brown sugar, but then a
wave of salty briny notes
olives, salted cashew
nuts and some nice,
toast oak flavours, like
walnut and leather.
Finish: The long
aftertaste is rich,
mellow and soothing,
with flavours of toffee,
caramel, chocolate and
dates.
Availability: In Stock
£85.72
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On sale in very limited
numbers (cases of six) in
the days running up to
Ardbeg Feis Ile 2012,
this was also available
at 100 Ardbeg Embassies
across the world. The
whisky is a limited
edition of 12, 000
bottles and is a marriage
of two different styles
of Ardbeg, which have
been re-racked in Sherry
casks for the last six
months. Nose: Big waft of
Peat, nicely fruity with
a hint of Vanilla and
spices. Palate: Full and
rounded. Absolutely
massive mouth feel. Peat
weaves in well with the
nicely sherried notes.
Touch of seaweed,
camphor. Finish: Sherry
carries through into the
finish, but a nice
creaminess is contributed
by the first fill bourbon
too.
Availability: In Stock
£348.58
Available
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Glenrothes 42 Year Old
Single Malt Scotch
Whisky.
Availability: In Stock
£5200.0 GBP
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The Lord of the Isles was
originally bottled in
2001, and unofficially,
it was released as an
approximately 25 year old
whisky, comprised of
1976 and 1977 casks. It
is said to always contain
casks from 1976 and 1977
so the whisky would be
older as each bottling
run was released. Much
like the Ardbeg 17, the
actual age of Lord of the
Isles increases towards
the end of its bottling
life. Theoretically, the
LOTI in 2007 was almost
30 years old. Nose: Deep,
rich and sweet: the
sweetness of chocolate,
marzipan and cherries
surrounds a deep and
peaty centre revealing
the warmth of leather and
a heady oily
characteristic. Beneath
the oil, cocoa and a
rich maltiness are
discovered.With water,
the flavour spectrum is
widened as both smoke and
salt emerge from the
sweet and peaty
complexity giving
woodsmoke, tarry rope
and leather. Later, the
delicacy of mandarin
fruit is discovered,
followed by hints of
heather and lavender
scent. Taste: Powerfully
peaty and chewing, with
a luscious silky and oily
mouth-feel balanced by a
mouth-watering effect.
The taste is initially
sweet with vanilla and
chocolate giving way
rapidly to a crescendo of
peat and cocoa. Finish:
Long and dry with
chocolate malt and
crushed peat resting
satisfyingly on the
palate
Availability: In Stock
£1137.14
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The Ardbeg Scortch Single
Malt Scotch Whisky.
Matured in Ardbeg's most
heavily charred Ex
Bourbon Casks.
Availability: In Stock
£199.99
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This Kelpie is rare
release from Ardbeg has
been matured in Russian
Oak Casks which have been
grown, felled and
seasoned by the black
sea. Kelpie Definition: A
Scottish, shape-shifting
water spirit. Known to
take the form of a horse
or bull and prey on
unwitting travellers to
drown. Ardbeg Distillery
has forever held a deep
connection to the sea.
The depths around Ardbeg
are full of legends of
the creatures that are
said to inhabit them.
This is the committee
release version of an
extremely popular
expression. Nose: A
dancing nose. Layers of
intertwined aromas
whipped away on sea
breeze. Powerful notes of
oily peat, dark
chocolate, smoked fish,
hints of seaweed and a
curious sharp herbal
note. Palate: Plunge into
peppery mouthfeel leading
to sea-salty flavours of
smoke fish. Dark
chocolate, turkish
coffee. Peachy estery
fruit, wood. Incredibly
deep, the legacy of its
cask and their journey
from the Black Sea
Finish: Seemingly lasting
forever, with deep,
deep almost subterranean
flavours of clove, tar
and rich smoke.
Availability: In Stock
£337.14
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Ardbeg Kelpie is named
for the legends of the
sea around Ardbeg. Its
powerful aromas of oily
peat, salty seaweed and
tarry rope have been
produced by virgin oak
casks from the Black Sea,
intermingled with the
hallmark Ardbeg flavour
profile. Waves of spicy
black pepper give way to
a delectable tide of
bacon and dark chocolate.
Incredibly deep. Nose:
Powerful, oily peat,
dark chocolate, smoked
fish, hints of seaweed,
and a curious, sharp
herbal note. Spicy black
pepper and a splash of
water brings forth some
classic Ardbeg notes,
such as creamy coffee,
smoked fudge and pine
resin. Even some hints of
smoked coconut. Palate: A
peppery mouth feel is
followed by a crescendo
of rich flavours. Treacle
toffee, Turkish coffee,
smoky bacon and lots of
dark, dark chocolate. A
curious burst of peachy,
estery fruit, hickory
wood, clove oil and a
suggestion of black
olives. Finish: Seemingly
lasting forever, with
deep, deep, almost
subterranean flavours of
clove, tar, and rich
toffee. *box not included
Availability: In Stock
£209.15
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This very rare bottle
from Glenmorangie is a
single malt scotch whisky
aged for 25 years, of
which the last few were
spent in casks previously
used for Malaga. Malaga
is a type of fortified
wine made from Pedro
Ximénez and Moscatel
grapes which actually
originated in Malaga,
Spain. Nose: Wine,
sweet, rich,
overpowering but not too
much Palate: There is a
lot of nuttiness going
on, with walnuts,
hazelnuts and even wafts
of almond darting in and
out Finish: Very
elongated finish, a
slight saltiness and
eventually some smoke
coming through
Availability: In Stock
£680.00
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A rather rare
Glenmorangie, finished
in large Madeira drums.
The result is a fruity,
creamy whisky with a
slight orange hue to it.
Very tasty! (old style
packaging). Nose: Sweet
and sticky aromas, with
hints of fresh, tangy
citrus, dates and plums,
stewed fruits, apple
sauce and pepper. Palate:
Butterscotch, manuka
honey, malt and fruit
gums, apple juice,
caramel, salted butter
and chocolate. Finish:
Long and spiced, creamy
and very fruity.
Availability: In Stock
£170.27
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Glenmorangie Ealanta
Private Edition 1993
Vintage Bottled 2012.
Wood Type: American White
oak (From the Mark Twain
Forest, Missouri.) Which
has been heavily Charred.
The Virgin Oak Casks were
air dried for over 2
years for this 4th
edition of Glenmorangie's
Private Edition series.
Availability: In Stock
£299.99 GBP
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