Archives Glen Garioch 2011
$164.99
We don't see too many independent bottlings of Glen Garioch... this 2011 vintage was matured 11 years in a First Fill ex-Bourbon cask before bottling at 57.7%. It has been bottled under The Fishes of Samoa Range, with a picture of a Amphiprion Bifasciatus on the label. 88pts Whiskybase
Archives Miltonduff 1995
$459.99
Limit 1 Per Customer!
Bottled under Archives The Fishes of Samoa Range, the label features a Chaetodon Semeion aka Dotted Butterflyfish. Distilled in 1995, this Miltonduff single cask was bottled at 49.5%, after maturing 27 years in an ex-Bourbon Barrel. 89.57pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
“This is the first Miltonduff nder the Archives label and it's a stunner. Imagine crisp tea, honey drizzled ripe apricots, magnolia blossoms, pastéis de nata and the taste of chocolate-dipped honeycomb.”
Archives Caol Ila 2010
$169.99
It is impossible to screw up Bourbon cask Caol Ila, so hopes are high for this Archives bottling, under the Fishes of Samoa Range, featuring a Perca Venenola on the label. Distilled in 2010, it matured 11 years in First Fill ex-Bourbon, before bottling at 56.9%. 86.8pts Whiskybase
Archives Benrinnes 2009
$174.99
Distilled in 2009, this Benrinnes was matured 13 years in a Hogshead, before bottling at 56.9%. It is a part of the Fishes of Samoa Range, by Archives, and has a Myripristis Murdjan Adusta on the label. 86.15pts Whiskybase
Archives Williamson 2014
$171.99
Williamson = Laphroaig. This is the probably the most common name for indie Laphroaig that does't explicitly say 'Laphroaig' nowadays, and arguably the industry's worst kept secret. Eight years old and blindingly high abv (65.5%!) means this one will be like shaking up a hornets nest and plugging the opening with your tongue. 'Liquid inferno meets turn of the century apothecary' seems like an accurate description. We don't expect this one to last long. 89.07 Pts Whiskybase!
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at a higher strength than most whisky ever goes into wood at.
Archives Fettercairn 2008
$161.99
We're waiting for the day that Fettercairn becomes the new 'it' thing. It's a challenging, raw, rough-n-tumble (and often kinda dirty) distillate. In other words... it's only a matter of time until Fettercairn is a buzz word.
1 of 238 bottles from Bourbon Barrel #4654. Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 56.3%.
Archives Ledaig 2009
$209.99
If you want Ledaig-ian romance, hit up Evan. If you've already drunk the Kool-Aid (read: been initiated into the Cult of Ledaig), you probably don't need anything more than just a heads up that this one has landed. And if you're just looking to wrap your tastebuds around one of Scotland's filthiest whiskies, this is almost certainly your jam. We should mention that this one is ringing up healthy marks on Whiskybase, too. Could this be the Ledaig to make Curt come 'round? Hmmmm... 88.04 Pts Whiskybase
Hogshead 700328 had an outturn of 267 bottles.
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 58.2%.
Archives Secret Islay 1990
$949.99
Limit 1 Per Customer! This is from that parcel of it has to be Laphroaig stock, filled into a Refill Hogshead and bottled after 31 years at 51.9%. This is from The Fishes of Samoa Range, by Archives, and the fish on the label is a Pomacanthus Aureus aka Angelfish. 91pts Whiskybase
Archives Milk & Honey 2019
$161.99
Bottled a massive 66.8%, this 3 year old Israeli single malt from the Milk & Honey Distillery is from a single ex-Bourbon Barrel, filled in 2019. This Archives bottling by Whiskybase is under their Stinging Bees Range, with a Centris Flavopieta on the label.