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This 2013 vintage Pulteney was matured 11 years in a First Fill ex-Bourbon Barrel before bottling at 53%. 87pts Whisky Fun
Producer Description
"Distilled in 2013 and matured in a first-fill bourbon barrel, this 11-year-old Pulteney comes bottled at 53% after a touch of reduction. It’s a whisky that wears its coastal roots proudly: rich, briny backbone, flashes of freshness, and the sturdy Highland heft that makes Pulteney such a favourite. A dram that captures the character of the north-east shore in full sail – bold, bright, and unmistakably maritime."
700 ml87pts Whisky Fun
"It looks like we can spot the landlord of the Fiddler’s Inn on the label. Colour: straw. Nose: this time we're closer to the maritime tension of the distillate itself, with the oak playing a lesser role. There’s green apple, green banana, a few touches of lovage and sorrel, then a dab of honey smoothing the whole affair out. Very fine—youthful, fresh, easy. With water: water brings it nearer to the officials, though the lovage still holds its ground, along with a few unexpectedly waxy notes. Mouth (neat): same markers, but this one's livelier than the rather lovely OBs, less influenced by American oak, and more led by lime and even a drop of olive brine. With water: much the same again, though this time with a dash of orange cream. And yes, the lovage remains! Finish: fairly long, extending the palate with matching notes. Comments: in truth, we’re very close to the previous official. SGP:551 - 87 points."
$231.99
This 2012 vintage Ben Nevis was matured 12 years in a Sherry Hogshead before bottling at 53%. 87.31pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"This Decadent Drams bottling is a dense, sticky, weighty and tooth-adheringly viscous single sherry hogshead of Ben Nevis highland single malt. Distilled in 2012, aged for 12 years and bottled with a few degrees reduction at 53%. It brims with all the classical 'Dad's toolbox as a smoothie' vibes you have deservedly come to expect from this workhorse west highland distillate. Please enjoy it while meticulously setting up a workshop and teaching yourself how to saw a dovetail joint. "
$229.99
This 13 year old Glencadam is a 2012 vintage bottled at 53% after maturing in a Refill ex-Bourbon Barrel. 87.25pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"From a single refill barrel distilled in 2012, this 13-year-old Glencadam has been bottled with a touch of reduction at 53%. The result is a dram that lets the distillery’s character shine in full voice: bright, juicy fruit wrapped around that wonderfully malty, old-school undercarriage Glencadam does so well. A whisky that’s equal parts charm and backbone, offering pure distillery character with just the right amount of polish."
$229.99
This 12 year old Glenturret was bottled at 55% from a Re-charred Hogshead orginally filled in 2013.
Producer Description
"From a re-charred hogshead comes this heavily peated Glenturret, bottled at 55% after a fair few degrees of reduction. The result? A monstrously smoky, tarry, lard-laden beast of a dram that doesn’t so much whisper peat as roar it from the rooftops. This is whisky for those who appreciate the darker arts: think hot pitch, smouldering roads, and bonfires that refuse to die down. Balanced enough to drink, but still gloriously over the top. A Glenturret turned up to eleven – peat fiends, your time has come."
$219.99
This 11 year old Tomatin, originally distilled in 2013, was bottled at 53% from a 2nd Fill Sherry Hogshead.
Producer Description
"Drawn from a second-fill sherry hogshead, this 2013 Tullibardine has spent 11 years finding its balance. Bottled at a sessionable 53% after a few degrees’ reduction, it shows the best of both worlds: robust Highland malt character in step with elegant, restrained sherry influence. It’s a whisky that speaks with clarity – fruit and malt still shining through the sherry’s warmth – and drinks with ease. Charismatic, balanced, and dangerously quaffable."