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A fruity, clean and polished malt with a touch of honey and spice, Aberfeldy 12 Year Old is an excellent introduction to this Highland distillery. Aberfeldy’s main claim to fame is as the heart of the excellent Dewar’s blend but whiskies like this are putting it firmly ...

Bottled at 43 percent, the Lochranza Reserve emphasises the delicious, sweet fruit notes which are the hallmark of our distillery. James MacTaggart has specifically chosen casks which show the lighter, more vibrant style of our Distillery. Lochranza has been the home village of our Distillery since it was built in ...

A bottling of single malt whisky from the Isle of Arran distillery bottled to honour Scotland’s favourite son, the bard himself, Robert Burns. Bottled at 43% and created to be malty and sweet with a ‘spicy twist on the finish’

Clynelish is a delicious and distinctive Single Malt Scotch Whisky from one of Scotland’s most northern distilleries, which is situated at Bora on the stormy north east coast.

Aged for 14 years in specially selected oak casks then bottled at full 46% abv, this is a light yet firm-bodied maritime single ...

This was rated Blended Whisky of the Year 2012 by Whisky Advocate magazine. Named for the address of Compass Box’s Edinburgh offices, Great King Street is a new range of highly approachable whiskies which are aimed at not just whisky connoisseurs, but at non-whisky drinkers and cocktail drinkers as well. ...

Introduced to the Great King Street range by Compass Box in 2014, the Glasgow Blend is a superbly full-bodied blended Scotch whisky. It’s made with 33% Lowland grain whisky and 67% malt whisky from the Highlands, Speyside and Islay, aged in a combination of first-fill and refill ex-bourbon barrels and ...

The Dalmore Dominium is part of the Fortuna Meritas Collection originally released for travel retail with Dominium the most premium offering in the range. It’s finished in first fill Matusalem Sherry casks.

A sextuple-wood bottling from Dalmore. This auspiciously-named dram was matured in wine, Madeira, Sherry, Marsala, Kentucky bourbon and Port casks. King Alexander III is a rich, fruity Highland single malt.

Luceo is part of Dalmore’s Fortuna Merita collection originally released for travel retail. Matured in Apostoles-sherry casks, this displays the classic distillery notes of cherries and toffee, along with nuts and ginger.

A great malt which Jim Murray awarded 95 points in his Whisky Bible, this is excellent value for money. The flavours are simple, but flawless, a clean, crisp 15 year old from the Dalwhinnie distillery, also part of Diageo’s Classic Malts range.

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Dalwhinnie Winter’s Gold is an innovative bottling from Diageo. Made using whisky distilled in the cold Scottish winter, it is intended to be served from the freezer, delivering richness and sweetness as the glass warms up. Honeyed with a hint of peat.

The new, re-launched 12 year old, this single malt has been bottled at a slightly higher proof, negating the necessity for chill-filtration and as such retaining more of its original charm. A lovely dram from the Deanston distillery.

Tasting Note:

Nose: Light, cereals, zesty orange marmalade. Barley.

Palate: Soft, nutty, caramel. Touch of salinity. Oak.

Finish: Soft, ...

Heady virgin oak, bursting with aromas of lemon zest and sweet barley sugar, with delicious notes of apple and nutmeg. A delightful sweetness on the palate, evoking memories of candied fruits and vanilla toffee, balanced with heather honey. A satisfying light spice on the finish, with a rewarding burst of ...

An official bottling of 10yo single malt from the Macduff distillery. Matured in old sherry casks, the Macduff single malt whisky style is mellow and rounded, with notes of creamy toffee (Walker’s toffee), roasted nuts, sweet malted barley and a long-lasting flavour of mixed dried fruit & spice.

A 16 year old single malt from the Glen Scotia distillery in Campbeltown, released for the Travel Retail market. This expression is allowed to mature in bourbon and American oak barrels, and is bottled at 46% ABV.

This 18 year old single malt from the Glen Scotia distillery has a complex flavour profile thanks to cask maturation of both American Oak and first fill oloroso sherry. This older statement is a fantastic balance of floral and spice with the distinct costal edge of a classic Cambeltown whisky.

Ooh, looks like the Glen Scotia range has had a bit of a redesign! They’ve gone for quite a classic, refined design this time, and have even introduced a selection of new expressions, including the Glen Scotia Double Cask! This Campbeltown single malt is finished in a combination of first-fill ...

A soft, sweet 10 year old single malt from the Glengoyne distillery and a winner of a Gold Medal at the 2007 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

A 12yo Highlander from Glengoyne, famed for their unpeated single malt. Glengoyne is always very pure in style, allowing their high-quality, easy-drinking whisky to shine in its natural state.

Glenmorangie Lasanta now boasts an age statement of 12 years old. Lasanta is finished in both oloroso and Pedro Ximenez sherry casks and is said to mean ‘warmth and passion’ in Gaelic.

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The entry level bottling from Scotland’s most northerly distillery, Highland Park, aged for 12 years with plenty of citrus and green notes.

Fire is the follow up to Ice and 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 and a fruity spiciness.

Relaunched in 2015, Inchmurrin 12 Year Old is aged in a mixture of casks, including bourbon, refill and recharred wood. Light, grassy and floral.

Given all-new packaging in 2015, Inchmurrin is a single malt from Loch Lomond distillery named after the largest fresh water island in the British Isles (located on the Loch, which itself is the largest inland stretch of water in Great Britain by surface area).

Isle of Jura 10yo is an accessible, easy-drinking malt. Medium-bodied with a delicate sweet palate, with a hint of brine developing on the finish. A great introductory malt.

The 18 year old was release to replace the Isle of Jura 21, and this was matured in Oloroso sherry and American white oak casks. Often overlooked for it’s neighbour, Islay, Jura is a beautiful island full of deer and is where George Orwell finished writing Nineteen Eighty-Four.

A continuation on from Jura’s 200th anniversary edition, well aged for 21 years and presented in a box with built in display plinth.

Jura’s new 30 year old was nicknamed after the Standing Stone (the Carnas an Staca) – the name of the Isle of Jura’s eight standing stones. These are the remains of an ancient stone circle which was built by the Diurachs around three millennia ago! The whisky comes impeccably presented ...