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 9 Year Old Wee 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 ...

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. ...

12 Year Old Glendronach selected for the Professional Danish Whisky Retailers, the liquid has been matured in Oloroso sherry casks. The bottle is nicknamed Yoda due to the box colour. One of only 3000 bottles. Nose: Marzipan, ground almonds, & almost herbal with a touch of fennel. Very warming nutmeg. Orange marmalade. Dried apricots. Citrus notes quite zesty, almost. Mixed peel. All feels unusual (not bad, just different) for a Glen Dronach. Palate: A very nice viscous texture. Almonds. Blood oranges. Sultanas. Turkish delight, though not as sweet. Sultanas. Blackberries. Elderberries. Just veering to the acidic with lingering grapefruit & woody note on the finish. Finish: Long woody finish. Its particularly good for the autumn/winter months, & an excellent dram to accompany salty fish or even cheddar. There is definitely a place for this on your shelf. ...

A gorgeous dram for those looking for something rich & a little surprising. Whisky region: Highland Nose: Coffee beans, sponge cake drenched in sherry, mint leaf, slightly buttery, sultana. Palate: Rich, thick & packed with juicy-but-dried fruit – rum-soaked raisins, prunes & a touch of chopped date. Nutmeg & cinnamon sit underneath along with sticks of black liquorice. It's more savoury than the nose suggests, focusing on fruit cake & bitter dark chocolate. Finish: Damp leaves & a hint of mint. Raisins & dates linger. ...

Glen Dronach Single cask 1497 whisky, distilled in 1996 & aged for 16 years in an Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon. Bottled in 2012 at 53.9% ABV. Nose: Gentle, sweet floral notes backed by a slight wave of chocolate covered almonds. Palate: Bursting with chocolate fudge, with tang of caramelized orange, leading to a soft peach finish. Finish: Long, spicy & fruity. ...