Arran's The Eagle single malt, which takes its name from a pair of golden eagles which nest in the mountain behind the Lochranza distillery, was drawn from 14 ex-bourbon barrels & seven ex-sherry hogsheads selected by master distiller James Mac Taggart. The whisky joins The Peacock, Arran Rowan Tree & The Westie in the Icons of Arran series. Nose: Light & estery with tropical fruit salad, vanilla & caramel. Some nuttiness here too. Palate: Theres the typical buttery notes one expects from Arran, cut with some great citrus notes. It also has a sponge cake & meringue sweetness. Finish: Note overly long but ripe with fresh fruit & honey. ...

Third in the four part Arran's Icons series. This limited edition bottling was drawn from 22 Sherry Hogsheads distilled in ...

Arran 21 year old Kildonan & Pladda Island Volume three Explorers series ...

Arran Lagg is the new make spirit from Arran's new distillery
- Lagg. The distillery is set to make peated whisky & this new make
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Machrie Moor is the Peated single malt range from the Arran distillery. Whisky region: Islands Nose: Very earthy feel with herbs & smoke Palate: A citrus sweetness brought to you by large pineapples & ripe lemons, that give that summer freshness Finish: confirms those citrus notes as you are left with coconut & a lemon grass flavourings ...

The peated version of Arran's single Malt Machrie Moor released a Cask Strength version. This was the first batch, in 2014, bottled at 58.4% vol. Peated to 20ppm, with a limited run of 6000 bottles worldwide. Nose: Malt, peat, oak, toffee, & orange notes. Palate: Peat, malt, orange, peach, pepper & chocolate. With water some apple. Finish: Chocolate, malt, orange, peach, chili pepper & toffee & the peat........ ...

Arran Machrie Moor First Edition The first edition release of Arran Machrie Moor, released in 2010 this was Arran's first attempt at peaty whisky, which they began distilling in 2004. Distilled in 2004 & peated to 14ppm the Machrie Moor first edition was limited to only 9, 000 bottles. Machrie Moor is a peaty moorland area on the west coast of Arran famous for its ancient standing stones. The dog depicted on the bottle & tin is called Bran, the companion of Arran's mythical warrior giant Fingal who is said to have tied Bran to one of the stones. Nose: young, earthy with sweet vanilla, pears & apples
- lightly peated Palate: Sweet fruits, banana, spicy but smooth Finish: quite short, but spicy, sweet & fresh finish.
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Arran Quarter Cask
- 70cl 56.2% Whisky region: Islands Cask Strength Single Malt Whisky Aged for seven years in Ex-Bourbon Barrels
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Arran Robert Burns Blended Scotch Whisky
- 70cl 40% ...

Arran Robert Burns Blended Scotch Whisky
- 70cl 40% ...