Glencadam 13 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
- 70cl 46% Whisky Region: Highland ...

Glencadam 15 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
- 70cl 46% Whisky Region: Highland ...

This Glencadam 9 Year Old Distilled in 2012 & bottled by Murray Mc David spent six & a half years in a refill Bourbon Hogshead before being finished for two & a half years in a 1st Fill Oloroso Sherry Hogshead. 1 of 307 bottles. ...

This Glencadam 9 Year Old Distilled in 2012 & bottled by Murray Mc David spent six & a half years in a refill Bourbon Hogshead before being finished for two & a half years in a 1st Fill Oloroso Sherry Hogshead. 1 of 307 bottles. ...

Glencadam 9 Year Old Big Brother Na Braithrean
- 70cl 55% Whisky Region: Highland ...

Glencadam Origin 1825
- 70cl 40% Whisky Region: Highland ...

Glencraig distilled in 1976 at Glen Burgie distillery on their Lomond stills which were part of their production style from 1958 until 1981! Bottled in 2017 making this a 40 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky & bottled for the Rare Reserve Signatory Vintage collection. Cask type: Ex Bourbon Barrel ...

A sumptuous Glendronach, aged for 25 years in the finest sherry casks & uncorked in 2017. Bottled a little higher than normal, at 48% ABV, it’s a wonderful example of the old-fashioned Highland distillery. Exclusive to the Danish market. Nose: Stone fruits & fine leather with cherry cake & a touch of cigar leaf. Palate: Sherry-laced fruit wine gums & rolling tobacco with a touch of coal dust. Finish: Sherry & warm leather with fine cigar notes. ...

Glendronach 10 Year Old 2009 Cask 2091
- 70cl 61.9% ...

This is the third Glendronach bottle in the unofficial Star Wars trilogy: Luke Skywalker. The Professional Danish Whisky Retailers ordered 3, 000 bottles of this 10 years old exclusively for the Danish market. In 1826 the exuberant & extroverted James Allardice founded the distillery & produced his ' Guid Glen Dronach' single malt. There was a period where the distillery was mothballed between 1996 & 2002. However in 2008, nothing less than a complete renaissance began. The Ben Riach Distillery Company became Glen Dronach's proud new owner. Nose: caramel, roasted coffee beans (a little bitter!), freshly sawed plands & dark fruit. Hazelnuts & roasted almonds. Palate: very sweet & soft on the spices. A little bit of pepper & a pinch of nutmeg, but far from piquant. The fruit shines through but mid-palate it gets a bitter note from the wood. Finish: wonderfully long & spicy & dry. ...