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$859.99
This is a multivintage bottling of Glen Moray, a marriage of whiskies from 1990, 1991, and 1992, from Refill Hogsheads and Refill Sherry Hogsheads, bottled at 31 years and 50.5%.
Producer Description
"Whiskyland Chapter Seventeen is a bit of an experiment. A mixing together of Glen Moray single malt from three different cask types and vintages. Small amounts of whisky from one refill sherry and two refill bourbon hogsheads, were all married together in that most romantic of vessels, an IBC, to create a small-batch 31 year old Glen Moray that's richly fruity, waxy and honeyed with abundant old school Speyside character. There are certainly parts of Whiskyland which are goverened by chaos, but this bottling comes from one of Whiskyland's more serene places, where balance and harmony are very much the rule. We hope this wee Glen Moray demonstrates those same qualities..."
700 ml90pts Whiskyfun
"A multivintage in the style they so enjoy producing, with a charming, self-explanatory label that leaves little doubt as to what’s inside. Colour: full gold. Nose: a world of honeyed delights and ripe orchard fruits, all of them very mature. A dash of lemon juice has been drizzled over the whole to lend a most becoming liveliness. With water: a touch more tension emerges, ever so slightly herbal, along with three or four sultanas and a tiny profiterole. Mouth (neat): mirrors the nose. One simply feels compelled to add that it’s very good. With water: honestly, just the same, ripe apples, plums, soft honeys, hints of fresh hay and herbal infusions, plus a wee dash of yellow chartreuse and verbena. A whisper of mint and liquorice too. Finish: this is where some sherry makes itself more apparent, particularly through notes of leather, walnuts and tobacco, though it all remains gentle and well-mannered. A touch of tannin in the aftertaste. Comments: tasted blind, you might almost mistake this for an official Glenlivet 30-year-old. In truth, it’s the polar opposite of the 10-year-old above and, at times, we had them both at the same score."
$984.99
Chapter 12 of Whiskyland by Decadent Drams is a 1992 vintage 33 year old Tormore bottled at 53.7% from a Refill Barrel. 89pts Whiskybase & 90pts Whisky Fun
Producer Description
"Meet Jimmy Barleycorn - one of the many characters that inhabit Whiskyland. He only shows his fizzog when whiskies of great age with extraordinarily pure raw ingredient characteristics emerge. So, in other words, catching sight of Jimmy Barleycorn is a rare occurrence. Thankfully, he's cutting about with glee for Whiskyland Chapter 12: a single refill barrel of 1992 Tormore, matured for 33 years and bottled at natural cask strength. As Jimmy Barleycorn's presence denotes, this is pure, raw, vivid old malt whisky, that reeks of raw malted barley, yeast and time. A pale, powerful, bright and waxy old dram for those, like Jimmy, who like their whiskies raw, natural and naked!"
$1349.99
This 1999 vintage Springbank was fully matured in a Refill Hogshead for 25 years, before bottling at 42.2%. 90.1pts Whiskybase - Limit 1 Per Customer!
Producer Description
"Whiskyland Chapter Nineteen comes to you on tip toes and with a shy whisper. A delicate, yet intricate, old Springbank 1999, fully matured for 25 years in a refill hogshead and landed at naturally gentle cask strength of 42.2%. Pure Springbank distillate with all the usual suspects: waxes, minerals, delicaete threads of peat smoke, coastal 'things' - only all delivered with elegance, charm and grace."
$999.99
This 1994 vintage Caperdonich was bottled after 30 years in a First Fill Sherry Hogshead at 51.2%. Caperdonich is a closed distillery, once called Glen Grant No.2, hence the name: Gone Grant. 89.21pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"Whiskyland Chapter 18 takes place in one of Whiskyland's many hybrid library bars. In fact, no one is particularly sure whether they are bars with large reading selections, or libraries that serve drinks. It doesn't do to ponder these unanswerable questions too deeply. Best to just pour a generous measure of this rather sublime 1994 'Gone Grant' single malt that underwent a 4 year secondary maturation in a fresh sherry hogshead, select something intellectually nourishing to read, and occasionally glance out of the window at the Whiskyland night sky."
$809.99
This 1996 vintage Longmorn was matured 28 years in a Refill Hogshead before bottling at 54.2%. 89.1pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"This is Whiskyland Chapter Twenty One: a luscious Longmorn 1996, matured for 28 years in a humble refill hogshead and bottled at natural cask strength. Please be aware, this whisky contains excessive flavours of the Longmorn Fruit (Longmornium Fruiticus Whiskylandium). Certain people can be allergic to this fruit, even in tiny doses. This includes, but is not limited to, distillery owners, influencers, yeast suppliers, writers, bloggers, opinion havers, pontificators, virtue signallers and preening twits. If this includes you, then, according to the Whiskyland health board, it may be prudent to taste this whisky with care - you should definitely still buy a couple of bottles though!"