Subtly fragrant with a natural floral flavour. From eras gone by, the Apothecary Rose was used in tonics & tinctures. A romantic companion to Secret Garden's perfectly distilled gin. ...

A pure cornflower pigment infusion that is natural blue in colour with subtle notes of the chamomile flower. ...

A sublime blend of Lavender & Echinacea with revitalising results. ...

Between the Moray Firth & the Hills of Cromdale, stands the City & Royal Burgh of Elgin, the home of Gordon & Mac Phail. The cathedral depicted on the label was burnt down in 1390, by the feared Wolf of Badenoch
- the illegitimate son of a Scottish King. There are over 30 distilleries within the vicinity of Elgin & this vatted malt is an apt tribute to the quality malts they produce.
Colour: Golden brown. Nose without water: Sweet
- vanilla & fudge aromas balanced with a spicy fruity note
- toffee apples. Palate without water: Sweet, creamy caramel flavour with spicy, earthy notes & a subtle floral edge. Nose with water: Floral/perfumed with a spicy fruity note
- balanced. Palate with water: Dry, slightly peppery & a hint of smoke. Subtle dried fruit in the background. Body: Medium. Finish: Fruity
- raisins & sultanas. Whisky Style: Balanced
- nice array of aromas & flavours.






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Made with a whisper of wheat according to a time-honored formula, Old Fitzgerald is critically acclaimed for its distinct, complex nose & taste. By substituting wheat for the more traditional rye in the grain recipe, or mashbill, Old Fitzgerald finishes with a rounder, softer profile. Old Fitz is a storied br&, with roots going back to the 1870's when it was first produced for rail & steamship lines & private clubs. ...

Larceny was hand selected by the Master Distillers to have a taste profile of a six-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Made with wheat as the secondary grain, instead of the traditional rye, Larceny is a smoother tasting Bourbon.

Colour: Bright new copper. Aroma: Fresh bread & toffee, with a note of butterscotch. Taste: Buttery caramel & honeyed notes, with a rich mouthfeel. Finish: Long, gently sweet & savoury.

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Larceny was hand selected by the Master Distillers to have a taste profile of a six-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Made with wheat as the secondary grain, instead of the traditional rye, Larceny is a smoother tasting Bourbon.

Colour: Bright new copper. Aroma: Fresh bread & toffee, with a note of butterscotch. Taste: Buttery caramel & honeyed notes, with a rich mouthfeel. Finish: Long, gently sweet & savoury. Limited stock, 70cl coming soon.

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Made with a whisper of wheat according to a time-honored formula, Old Fitzgerald is critically acclaimed for its distinct, complex nose & taste. By substituting wheat for the more traditional rye in the grain recipe, or mashbill, Old Fitzgerald finishes with a rounder, softer profile. Old Fitz is a storied br&, with roots going back to the 1870's when it was first produced for rail & steamship lines & private clubs. ...

Aroma: Sharp & sweet, with a strong floral character that swirls with hints of mint, rich tobacco leaf & vanilla. A touch of oak & pine provides a strong underpinning. Taste: Sharp at first, but softens quickly, with hints of oak, sweet corn & rye grain character. Spicy, with soft vanilla & light orange notes. Old Forester is one of the most iconic American spirits, established in near Louisville, Kentucky in 1870, it quickly established a reputation for its notable quality. In 1873 it was the first American Whisky to be sold by the bottle. 140 years later, Old Forester is still owned by the descendants of founder George Garvin Brown, & is the oldest Bourbon brand in continuous production, surviving even prohibition during which it was sold on a medicinal licence. Old Forester is still made to the original mash bill of 72% corn, 18% rye & 10% malted barley, the notably high rye content contributes to its rich, bold taste. The bottle design features a signature on the label just as did the original 1873 bottle. The signature belongs to Louisville native George Garvin Brown, a pharmaceutical salesman who recognised the need for a bourbon of consistent high quality. To ensure the quality of his bourbon, George Garvin Brown was the first to put it in sealed glass bottles. That way, no one could water down Old Forester or otherwise compromise it! ...

This is the Old Forester Classic 86 Proof, 43% ABV. Old Forester is one of the most iconic American spirits, established in near Louisville, Kentucky in 1870, it quickly established a reputation for its notable quality. In 1873 it was the first American Whisky to be sold by the bottle. 140 years later, Old Forester is still owned by the descendants of founder George Garvin Brown, & is the oldest Bourbon brand in continuous production, surviving even prohibition during which it was sold on a medicinal licence. Old Forester is still made to the original mash bill of 72% corn, 18% rye & 10% malted barley, the notably high rye content contributes to its rich, bold taste. The bottle design features a signature on the label just as did the original 1873 bottle. The signature belongs to Louisville native George Garvin Brown, a pharmaceutical salesman who recognised the need for a bourbon of consistent high quality. To ensure the quality of his bourbon, George Garvin Brown was the first to put it in sealed glass bottles. That way, no one could water down Old Forester or otherwise compromise it! ...