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This is a fairly typical lowland whisky in that it is fresh and light in character, with notes of lemon and cut grass. A sweet nose and a hint of peat make this a good introduction to the world of single malts.

“A well-aged Cardhu, this 18 year old Speyside single malt retains its characteristic gentle nature allied with greater complexity and richness.”

16 year old Balvenie single malt Scotch whisky from their Triple Cask range, which was launched for travel retail. The Triple Cask range is matured in first-fill American oak barrels, traditional refill casks and first-fill Oloroso Sherry butts.

After mellowing in a refill cask to develop the soft distillery character for a decade, a secondary maturation in a specifically chosen Amontillado cask wood ensures that all the good work continues.

Winnner of Single Malt of the Year (multiple casks) for 2016 by Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible, Glen Grant 10 Year Old is an exemplary Scotch whisky.

With a bright, golden colour and a bouquet of sweat pear and vanilla, this award winning single malt dances on the palate with soft and ...

The Cragganmore Distillers Editions spend a finishing period in casks that previously held Port wine, adding extra fruitiness to the whisky. The 2015 release was distilled in 2003

Cardhu has a generous spirit which flows from two pioneering women, Helen and Elizabeth Cumming who co-founded and built up the distillery. When Elizabeth retired she entrusted her cherished Cardhu to John Walker & Sons. This, their first distillery has become the spiritual home of Johnnie Walker while its own ...

Each expression of Caol Ila (pronounced ‘Cull Ee-la’) reflects a special quality of the light at this remote Islay distillery. Together they picture a day in its secret cove on the Sound of Islay. Brilliant, clean and finely balanced, this special Caol Ila Distillers Edition has all the clarity of ...

This dram has been designed by Jim McEwan to showcase the classic, floral and elegant Bruichladdich style; matured purely in American oak Bourbon casks. A Kate Moss rather than a Madonna, an Audrey Hepburn rather than a Marylin Monroe, a natural elegance that is beyond fad and fashion – truly ...

Caol Ila is considered to be one of the lighter of the Islays. Medium-bodied with a rounded flavour. Pale in colour with a greenish tinge. This malt has a peaty nose, with distinct floral notes. It is described as tasting slightly of seaweed/iodine, lightly medicinal, smoky, salty, sweet with a ...