Longmorn 15 Year

$49.49

Longmorn was established in 1894, three years later the distillery added the "Glenlivet" suffix, in an attempt (like many other distilleries at the time) to capitalize on the success of The Glenlivet. In 1970 Longmorn was acquired by Glenlivet Distillers Ltd, which is now owned by Seagrams.

Alchemist Springbank Port Wood 10 Year

$79.19

This is not a port finish, the whisky spent the whole of its 10 year maturation in Port Pipes. The whisky has been very well received by most critics. Nose: sour, fruity, well-rounded, and maturesweeter w/ water, vanilla, leather & a touch of seaweed. Palate: slightly oily, more smoke, w/ a short finish. Deeper w/ water. Finish: well balanced, fruity and smoky!

Glenrothes 1992

$76.04

This distillery, established in 1878, is one of five in the Speyside town of Rothes. Long been prized by blenders (namely Cutty Sark), this quietly noble whisky is now more widely appreciated as a single malt. Bottled exclusively in specific vintages, this is the latest offering which was captured at its peak of maturation. An elegant, dark amber hued malt with notes of dried fruit and toffee.

Murray McDavid Littlemill

$66.14

Balblair 1979

$211.04

Distillers Tasting Notes: A superbly balanced malt with warm aromas of honey, toffee and vanilla that come from the long years of maturation in American oak barrels. Cloves, oranges, bananas and pears can also be detected in the aroma adding to the complexity of this exceptional Vintage. Sweet, honey vanilla flavours combine with cloves and spices leading to a rich, full-bodied, long-lasting, finish.

Balblair 1997

$62.54

Distiller's Tasting Notes: Balblair 1997 is subtly amber in appearance with rose-golden highlights. This full-bodied malt is fused with the aromas of pineapple, apricot and lemon to create a long-lasting sweet finish. On the nose, the American oak barrels used in the distillate's maturation, produce an inviting, spicy fragrance. Hints of oak, spice and raisin combine with the sweetness of vanilla to create a long-lingering, creamy smooth finish on the palate.

Balblair 1989

$145.99

Distiller's Tasting Notes: Balblair 1989 is mid-amber in appearance with honey-gold highlights. A full-bodied malt with aromas of raisin, green apple and hints of banana and lemon. The American oak barrels, used in the distillate's maturation, lend a warm toffee, vanilla fragrance. On the palate there are raisins and fruits with a rich spiciness leading to a long, complex and ultimately smooth finish.

Murray McDavid Auchentoshan

$50.39

Coopers Choice Clynelish 1997

$63.89