Old Pultney Millenium 15 Year
$239.39
Brilliant whisky, but it needs water. 90 points. - Whisky Fun
Glenfarclas 1958 Cask J & G Grant
$1,704.59
Tasting note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): A wonderful nose: rich and appetising, malty and caramel, all in one. I can sense the toffee from a toffee apple. A strong whisky for its years, with fresh fruity and floral tastes. I suggest adding a few drops of water, as this really does wonders, releasing an array of sherry flavours mixed with toasted coffee. Magnificent. The finish is long, but you wish it was longer. You will want to remember the light fresh and fruity flavour forever. A great whisky to end a wonderful evening – but you will want it to last until dawn!
Glenfarclas 1988 Cask 7033
$430.19
Cask 7033. I love the colour: amber to gold. The nose has a perfume of fresh fruit, with hints of vanilla. This is a mellow, enticing whisky. Enjoy it among friends and I 'm sure that once you take the cork off, you will find it difficult to put it back on. Vanilla follows through on the taste, along with some hints of kiwi fruit. It's a well-balanced whisky with all the flavours working in unison. And, of course, there's that pleasurable opulent finish. Not to be rushed.
Glenfarclas 1990 Cask J & B Grant
$291.59
Tasting Note by George S. Grant (Brand Ambassador): This bottling is darker than its stablemates from the 90s, with a hint of redness. The thick, powerful nose is bursting with sherry – and demerara sugar. The lovely malty flavour keeps pace with the powerful, rich viscous flavours of sherry. It's a full whisky that demands respect; high in alcohol and flavour. Adding a little water does not tame the flavours. Instead, it simply elongates the sensation until you reach the lovely caramelised fruit flavours near the end. The finish is something to write home about – very elegant and refreshing. 94pts Jim Murray: "this is how every Sherry Butt should be. It almost brings a tear to the eye."
Glenfarclas 1970 Cask Cask 6778
$789.29
Cask 6778. Dark roasted chesnut in colour. Warm Christmas spices sitting on a caramel basket of a fresh creme brulee. More Christmas spices on the palate, hot mulled wine drunk on a very cold day. Red liquorice laces and black wine gums also. Sweet, long finish, add a drop of water to take away the lovely dryness to make way for more spiciness. Bottled 2011.
G&M Cask Strength Highland Park 1995
$100.79
Highland Park on Orkney Island is Scotland's most northerly distillery. Established in 1798, it is also one of Scotland's oldest. This Cask Strength Highland Park has been bottled at a cask strength of 57.2%, and is a marriage of 3 Re-fill Sherry Hogsheads. Distilled on June 15th of 1995 it was bottled May 25th 2006. It is unchilfiltered.
G&M Strathisla 25 Year
$164.69
Strathisla was founded by George Taylor and Alexander Milton, in 1786, it was originally known as Milton--after Milton castle. Strathisla was the name of the whisky produced and eventually became the name of the distillery. Most of its production is used for blending, principally in Chivas Regal. The distillery is the oldest in Speyside and possibly Scotland.
G&M Strathisla 30 Year
$195.29
Strathisla was founded by George Taylor and Alexander Milton, in 1786, it was originally known as Milton--after Milton castle. Strathisla was the name of the whisky produced and eventually became the name of the distillery. Most of its production is used for blending, principally in Chivas Regal. The distillery is the oldest in Speyside and possibly Scotland.
G&M Cask Strength Old Pulteney 1993
$107.99
Old Pulteney is the northernmost distillery in mainland Scotland, and was established in 1826 in the town of Wick (Pulteneytown). The distillery is one of only two in Scotland named after an individual, in this case Sir William Pulteney. William Pulteney had the town built on the bank of the River Wick to take advantage of the rich fishing grounds. At one point Wick was the Herring fishing capital of Europe.