Balvenie 15 Year Single Barrel
$307.99
Bottled at 47.8%, always from a single sherry cask, this whisky will change from batch to batch, but it is always consistently good!
Producer Description
"The Balvenie Single Barrel Sherry Cask has been matured exclusively in a single European oak sherry butt for at least 15 years. The term ‘Single Barrel’ conveys the unique nature of the single malt whisky, which has been drawn from a single cask of a single distillation.
Limited by nature, each heavily toasted European oak Oloroso sherry butt will yield no more than 800 bottles of Scotch whisky."
Glenglassaugh Evolution
$79.19
The second release of Glenglassaugh distilled, matured and bottled after the distillery reopened in 2008. The whisky is matured in Ex-Tennessee Whiskey Barrels and bottled at 50%.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: A luscious syrupy combination of sweet barley, delicate pineapple and waves of soft buttery vanilla. Deeper oak spices and caramelised pear develop and warm the nose.
Palate: Robust, white peppery oak floods through crisp green apple and freshly cracked barley. A gentle salted caramel emerges alongside hints of ripe banana and fruit salad syrup.
Finish: A vibrant combination of classic oak spices and delicate soft fruits surrounded by fragrant waves of vanilla pod.
Tobermory 10 Year
$72.99
Bottled at 46.3% ABV, this is the standard unpeated release from Tobermory distillery on the Isle of Mull.
Arran Devil's Punchbowl 2
$103.49
Following on the heels of last year's smash hit, Arran has released a 2nd edition of The Devil's Punchbowl. The concoction contains the distillery's oldest peated whisky, married with Ex-Bourbon and Sherry matured whiskies to create a Devilish dram.
Auchentoshan 1979 Olorosso
$458.99
Only 1000 bottles were produced of this unusual Lowland expression. Martured in First Fill Oloroso Sherry and bottled at 50.5%, this is a sherry bomb! 89pts Whisky Advocate. 94pts Whisky Bible.
Balblair 1989 3rd Release
$134.99
Although it is little known, Balblair is one of Scotland's oldest distilleries; having been founded in 1790. This 3rd edtion of the 1989 vintage is 46% after maturing in American Oak. It is UnChill-filtered and bottled with its natural colour.
Andrew's Tasting Note
Nose: soft and citric with lots of malt, some honey and some white chocolate; there is a bit of brine and some building creamy undertones.
Palate: soft, sweet, fruity and still very malty with leather and some building dark fruits; the citrus and creamy vanilla notes are still there but with a more European-oak like character(surprising given this is supposedly 100% American oak): proper chocolate and spices.
Finish: is medium long and coating with more malt, fruit, leather and spices.
Glendronach 1971 Cask 1246
$1,100.70
The Batch 8 Vintage release was matured in Pedro Ximenez Sherry and bottled at a natural strength of 44.6% after 42 years in the cask. It is a syrupy, massively sherried fruit bomb. 92pts Whisky Fun. 92.5pts Whisky Bible.
Glendronach 1990 Cask 2971
$179.99
Glendronach 1991 Cask 5409
$171.89