J & G Grant Glenfarclas 1977 Cask
$508.49
Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): A light whisky on the eye. However, a honey sweetness you would associate with a much darker dram. Although not as heavily sherried as other Glenfarclas expressions, the nose on this whisky is divine. Very sweet and well balanced. A buttery smooth whisky, with spicy undertones. A short intense finish, which fills your entire mouth.
Murray McDavid Ben Nevis
$41.84
"Ben Nevis is a mountain, not a person, located at Fort William where most roads in Scotland meet." At the foot of the mountain the Ben Nevis distillery can be found. Established in 1825 it produces a medium peated malt predominantly destined for blending. This bottling of Ben Nevis from independent bottler MurraY McDavid has been matured in bourbon casks and finished in Port Pipes. 46% / 6Yr
Coopers Choice Mortlach 1979
$99.44
Gordon & MacPhail Glenturret
$69.74
Glenturret distillery--which was know by the name Hosh until 1875--was founded in 1775, and is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland; and with but two stills it is also one of its smallest! The nose is malty with fresh fruit aromas, some herbal notes and a slight floral element. The palate is sweet and spicy - dried grass, leafy, floral and fruity notes combine. Finishes dry with leafy, bracken note.
Gordon & MacPhail St Magdalene 1975
$234.44
This Lowland Distillery took its name from St Magdalene's Cross, once the site of a mediaeval fair and leper colony. The Union Canal which ran behind the distillery supplied the cooling water and served the distillery logistically. The distillery was closed in 1983 and the site redeveloped! The nose is very fruity, with a strong European Oak character; it is also somewhat herbaceous and oily with a touch of dark chocolate. 89pts Jim Murray
Kavalan Solist Sherry Cask
$199.99
Matured in Spanish Oloroso Sherry Butts, the whisky has been bottled from a single cask at cask strength without added colour (it doesn't need it) or chill-filtering. Because it is single cask the flavour profile will change slightly from batch to batch, but it is always stunning. Think heavily sherried Macallan Glenfarclas or Glendronach in terms of style. As the whisky is always from a single cask, the tasting note will vary from time to time.
Producer's Tasting Note
Nose: Clean and complex with multi-layers of dried fruit, nuttiness and spices with some marzipan and vanilla touches to it as well.
Palate: Rich, oily and full with pleasant dried fruit and spices that linger on in the mouth plus a hint of fine coffee.
Bruichladdich Infinity
$81.89
Master Distiller Jim McEwan has created a unique whisky that captures the timelessness of Islay. It is a marriage of 3 very different vintages of Bruichladdich, ranging from heavily peated young whisky to more traditional lightly peated and older whisky. Cask strength and 100% sherry, it has dark cherry and peated malt on the nose a warm full body and sherried palate, and a dark fruity finish...
Glenrothes Select Reserve
$67.99
This non-vintage vatting of Glenrothes whisky has been carefully crafted to typify the distillery's house character. A 12 year old this is the only non-vintage regular release from Glenrothes. Colour: pale golden. Nose: vanilla, coconut and plums. Body: medium. Palate: full & malty, moderately sweet, vanilla & orange zest. Finish: medium long, drying, citrus & vanilla.
Glenrothes, known for their vintage concept has finally released a standard bottling that enthusiast will be able to use as a benchmark for the Glenrothes style. This 12Yr is brilliant & well priced.
Bruichladdich Legacy IV
$337.49
The tin and lable are a reproduction of Frances MacDonad's "Lossit Bay, Islay". Only 820 bottles of this 32Yr whisky were released world wide at 47.5%. Jim McEwan's tasting note: Vanilla, soft marzipan, honeyed mints, coconut milk, buttered almonds, butterkist, poached pear, peach, mango and meadow sweet.