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.
G&M Cask Strength Miltonduff 1996
$100.79
This malt whisky is a key component of Ballentine's, Teachers, and Old Smuggler. The distillery was founded in 1824, and produces an astounding 5,240,000L of spirit a year. Between 1964-1981 a pair of Lomond stills were installed to produce another single malt called Mosstowie, which though no longer made can still be found! The vast majority of Miltonduff is used in blended whiskies.
Signatory Port Ellen 1982 25 Year
$296.99
Exclusive, to the Kensington Wine Market, this single cask bottling of Port Ellen was matured in a Refill Sherry Butt for 25 years and bottled at a cask strength of 57%. Only 417 numbered bottles, 60 in Canada (Less than 12 left!). This is an enormous Port Ellen, with an Ardbegian finish!
Port Ellen distillery closed in 1983, and since then has become a cult distillery. It's whisky is steadily getting older, rare and correspondingly more expensive. Distilled on November 11th 1982, it was bottled on the 20th of December 2007. Only 417 bottles have been produced from Refill Sherry Butt Cask No. 2847, of which only 60 have made it to Canada. The whisky was bottled at a cask strength of 57%. Tasting note and picture to follow!
Signatory Bunnahabhain 1978
$155.69
An independent bottling of Bunnahabhain (The Gentle Giant of Islay) by Signatory. Bottled at a cask strength of 53.2%. Subtle and very complex you this is no typical Bunnahabhain, the peat is gentle and sweet and the palate shows shades of buttery Ardbeg and sweet Highland Park! An exceptional dram from Islay's gentle giant!
Signatory Bunnahabhain 1997 (Peated)
$78.29
This is a peated expression of Bunnahabhain bottled by independent bottler Signatory. This is a massive Bunnahabhain, similar in style to recent releases of Port Charlotte single malt from Bruichladdich. Big, bitter, dark peat notes, with dark chocolate and traces of sherry notes...