Highland Park 32 Year Old 1991 Signatory Vintage Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- 70cl 53.4% Matured in a first fill oloroso sherry
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Highland Park 35 Year Old 1987 Connoisseurs Choice Single Cask 21604501 Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- 70cl 56.9% ...

This Highland Park 40 is an amazing example of a beautifully thought out dram. This is Highland Park at the top of its game! The whisky has been batched in very small quantities with only 10 casks selected for each bottling. Described in Whisky Magazine as “an incredibly well drinking Highland Park… sharing some of the 18 Year Old’s refinement but taking it into a different league”. We think they summed it up perfectly. Nose: Notes of pine & eucalyptus oil with hints of manuka honey. Some fruit notes, grassy heather & mixed peels developing with gentle smoke. Palate: Notes of leafy greenness & marzipan with hints of sherry. Seville marmalade & a little spice. Finish: The finish is long with perfumed notes & zesty bitter oak. ...

This special release from 2002, was created to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Orkney's Italian Chapel. Only 5, 400 bottles were ever made, these are getting harder to find! Nose: Honey with apricots, plums & a little smoky & salty. Palate: Creamy sherry, caramel, vanilla, fruit cake & peaches! Finish: Short but sweet! ...

Whisky region: Islands The second release from Highland Park in their new cask strength series, bottled up at 63.9%. The idea for these bottles is to present Highland Park in it's purest form & this allows everyone to add as much or as little water to the dram to suit their own tastes. Gordon Motion who is the Master Whisky Maker, selected mainly sherry seasoned European & American oak casks, along with just a few ex-bourbon casks for this release. ...

The third installment in the Hugely popular cask strength series from Highland Park, batch 3 has been bottled up at 64.1% ABV. ...

Highland Park Cask Strength Release No.1
- 70cl 63.3% ...

The third & final edition in Highland Park's Magnus Series, Earl Haakon. Matured for 18 years, Earl Haakon continues the story from the Orkney Inga Saga but reflects the darker, more sinister character by bringing the murderous cousin into the spotlight. Nose: Rich fruit sweetness with caramel & malt Palate: Creamy vanilla, tobacco, fruit with a hint of pepper spice Finish: Deliciously long, spicy & fruity ...

The Earl Magnus edition is a very special & very limited release from Highland Park; there are just 5, 976 bottles of this in the world! This bottle comes specially packaged in old fashioned glass designed by Stoelze Flaconnage & reminiscent of bottle from 150 years ago. The bottle commemorates Earl Magnus, a peaceful Orcadian who lived in the 1100s. His cousin, named Haakon, was very jealous of Magnus, so much so that he had him murdered. Miraculous healing was said to be experienced around the Earl's tomb, & his remains were later discovered in the 1920s. Nose: Aromatic smokiness with a hint of camphor Palate: Rich, initially sweet developing into a dry smokiness Finish: Rich, long medium sweet then medium dry. ...

Fire is the follow up to Ice & is the second in Highland Park's series celebrating Viking legends. Aged entirely in refill port casks, this is lightly smoky with notes of dried citrus peel, vanilla & a fruity spiciness. Whisky region: Islands Nose: Vibrant & intense aromas of ruby red fruits & warm vanilla complement the fiery bitter sweetness of cinnamon bark & the smouldering richness of devilishly dark chocolate. Palate: The palate bristles of light smoke with striking zesty dried peel & temperate vanilla flavour. Intoxicating spices & the sharpness of damsons entice & enchant your taste buds. Finish: Intensely balanced, the long, lingering sweet finish magnifies into a sizzling fruity spiciness, providing a bewitching & standout whisky to enjoy. ...