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$59.99
We weren't looking for Mr. Peat... he found us... and we're glad he did! This heavily peated Scottish single malt is exactly what it promises, nothing more, nothing less... and it is bottled at 46% without colouring or chill-filtration. Best of all, it is very well-priced!
Who is Mr. Peat?
"Mr. Peat is typically Scottish: he is straightforward, he says it as it is, he is pale, relaxed, and exudes self confidence.
"BUT
"Beware the simple brute force of peat will hit you before yo know it so keep the extinguisher ready!"
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: medicinal, citric, and smoky; antiseptic hand soap, crisp green grass, motor oil, and mezcal; lemon, lime, and green apple; sea salt.
Palate: more mezcal tones, sea salt, antiseptic, and clean smoke; freshly mowed green grass, 2 stroke engine exhaust and a touch of motor oil (dirty); the lemon and lime are still there with more green apple and a faint hint of both honey and vanilla; a fresh coating body.
Finish: still fresh, citric, smoky and mezcal-like.
Comment: so Mezcal-like, I really ought to try this in a mezcal-rita... this whisky is everything it promises to be, and more; great value!
Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Powerful & Energetic. Vegetal peat, Bonfire.
Palate: Intense & Fresh; Earthy peat, Lemon, Iodine.
Finish: Rich and Persistent. Sweet toasted barley, ashy aftertaste.
$79.99
It is back and exclusive to KWM in Calgary again, bottled at 58%. The Ileach Cask Strength is a mystery malt from Islay. In other words, the distillery of origin is a mystery but, look closely at the label, and you'll see a couple of clues: the distillery has its own bay, presumably passable on only the one side; it's water-front has a distinct appearance; and could that be the ruins of the Dunyvaig Castle on the far right? Lagging behind and not understanding our not-so-subtle hints on which distillery this could be? Fear not - this is what makes Mystery Malts so much fun.
$79.99
Believed to be Caol Ila, the whisky is bottled at a cask strength of 58%. Finlaggan is an Islay mystery malt named for the most historically significant site on Islay. Loch (lake) Finlaggan--named after St. Findulgan who is believed to have brought Christianity to Islay--and its islands were the political and social capital of the Lord's of the Isles, who ruled the Western Isles of Scotland for over 400 years. Finlaggan Cask Strength is put together by the Vintage Malt Whisky Company, whom are also responsible for the Cooper's Choice and Ileach lineup. It is bottled at a batch strength of 58% ABV.
$299.99
Maybe... probably... Caol Ila? But who knows? Either way, sherried Islay malt at a robust bottling strength. Pretty much what everyone is looking for nowadays. Only 180 bottles. 88+points on Whiskybase!
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 53.3% abv.
$79.99
Peatheads, rejoice! For those searching for a fix of sharp, young peat and bucketloads of billowy smoke, look no further. Port Askaig is a wee ferry port off the east coast of the isle of Islay. Its proximity to two of the island's most unfairly overlooked distilleries should give some sort of clue as to the pedigree of this neat little treat of a dram. Your choices are either Caol Ila or Bunnahabhain, and let's just say the answer rhymes with Caol Ila (Do you know how hard it is to rhyme in Gaelic?!).
If you know the distillery's character you'll immediately be able to see it all over this one. A true value whisky too. 45.8% abv, uncolored and non-chill-filtered.
