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$124.99
No, your eyes do not deceive you, this is a 33 year old whisky for just $125! Nicknamed 'An Edinburgh Dram', this 1991 vintage North British single grain is bottled at 40.1%. Exclusive to KWM in Canada!
700 mlOUT OF STOCK
If you'd like us to try to order it, add it to your cart. We can't promise, but we'll do our best!
Andrew's Tasting Note
Nose: doughy, decadent, and toasty with lots of fruit; Werther's Original Caramels, Crunchie Bar (sponge toffee and chocolate), and toasted coconut; a wee bit vegetal, with musty old oak, and a hint of funk; assorted fruit flavoured Jelly Bellies, dried apricot and hotel buffet melons.
Palate: decadent, toasty, and floral with loads of caramel and juicy fruit; toasted coconut, oak sugars, and more Werther's Original; Crunchie Bar, Chocolate Turtles, and chocolate dipped coconut macaroons; white orchard fruits, melons, and more dried apricot; Marcona almonds and peanut brittle; creamed honey and vanilla extract.
Finish: floral, coating, and decadent; fading juicy orchard fruits, melon, and dried apricot; long and elegant.
Comment: I had low expectations for this single grain, and I was also a little nervous about the perilously low ABV, but the price to age ratio was very attractive so we took a flyer; boy am I glad we did, this is an excellent single grain, with a mouthfeel that bellies its bottling strength, elegant and bursting with flavour; this is an excellent grain whisky, and a steal a just $125!
Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Demerara sugar and rich custard up front, backed by a playful sweetness reminiscent of fruit jellies. There’s a subtle rubbery note intertwined with a sawdust-like mustiness. Hints of stone fruit emerge with time, adding a ripe, juicy dimension.
Palate: a coating layer of honeycomb wax leads the way, followed by stewed plums and a touch of floral plum jam. The wood-driven character carries through from the nose, adding grip and complexity. the texture is satisfyingly oily, allowing the flavours to linger.
Finish: honey on toast fades gently into zesty citrus pith, providing a slightly bitter counterpoint to the earlier sweetness. the woody notes remain but soften considerably, leaving a warm, balanced impression that encourages another sip.
$124.99
Mystery Malt Series 5 from Thompson Bros consists of 38 whiskies, ranging in age from 5 to 27 years. They are all single malt Scotch whiskies, bottled at 46.3%, but you won't know which whisky you've got until you take the bottle home and break the foil seal, and lift the cap. You might end up with a Dornoch 5 Year (0.63% chance), a Miltonduff 17 Year (2.23%), a Glen Garioch 27 Year (1.91%), or one of 35 other options. The full list of potential whiskies can be viewed in the tasting note below!
Remember the excitement of opening a pack of hockey cards, or Pokémon cards for you Millennials!? Think of is the adult version of that... but you can drink the contents, and unlike the stale gum, it won't cut the roof of your mouth. We love the concept here, no matter what you get, you'll end up with something cool.
Thompson Bros uses an algorithm to make sure each sealed case is roughly equal, with a comparable mix of six different whiskies. So if you purchase a full sealed case, all six whiskies will be different, a perfect canned range for a club or group tasting.
Use this link for a full sealed case of 6 bottles of Thompson Bros. Mystery Malt Series 5 - this is a $100 savings over purchasing 6 bottles individually, but there are no further discounts available on it.
$127.99
We are so excited to bring this to Canada, 18 year old Highland Single Malt, matured in refill casks, from an undisclosed Orkney distillery well like to call HP sauce! 48.5% This exceptionally well priced single malt is exclusive to KWM in Canada!
$194.99
The 2026 edition of Compass Box Hedonism label was designed by Australian Emma Hack featuring Scottish Actor and whisky collaborator Karen Gillan. Bottled at 46%, the vatting includes past releases of Hedonism (2024 and 2025) as well as a Blended Grain parcel, and grain whisky from Strathclyde, Port Dundas, and Cameronbridge. There was also a significant amount of Refill Sherry deployed this time around.
Producer Description
"A radiant evolution of Hedonism, where antique sherry and bourbon casks converge. As the label’s artistry is reimagined with each release, so too is the character within. For this year’s Hedonism, we were captivated by the interplay between the old parcels of Port Dundas in refil sherry and the more traditional first-fill bourbon that Hedonism is known for."
$319.99
We are on always on the hunt for value, and a 27 year old Glen Garioch at 49.3% for just a tad over $300 fits the bill! This 1998 vintage Glen Garioch was supposedly matured in an oloroso sherry cask, but when the chaps at Thompson Bros. nosed it, they were pretty confident it was actually a Fino Sherry cask. Based on references in the tasting note, they might be right. Exclusive to KWM in Canada!
Producer Description
"We recently received a butt of Glen Garioch 1998, purchased blind based on the outstanding quality of previous casks from this vintage and with confidence, as the purchase order specified a 1st fill sherry butt. However, upon arrival and during our routine sensory analysis (someone's gotta do it), it became immediately apparent from visual assessment that this was not typical of 1st fill oloroso or px sherry, as we had initially expected. Instead, the spirit presented pronounced saline notes, followed by chamomile and fresh bread dough - characteristics that strongly suggest this cask is, in fact, a 1st fill fino sherry butt. We are now highly confident in that conclusion. the combination of distillate, time and oak interplay beautifully here. The nature of buying blind can be a bit risky, but very often those risks pay off in very interesting ways."