Cotswolds Sherry Cask Single Malt

$123.99

According to the Cotswolds team, this one is "American and Spanish oak hogsheads and butts, seasoned with Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry." They also qualify that by saying it's entirely sherry cask matured (don't let the American oak throw you off) full the entire term. It's rather brilliant seeing England back in the single malt game, no? The English whisky renaissance is going to be fun to watch. 

9,900 bottles. 

Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 57.4% abv.

Flying Monkeys Night Living Gingerbread

$5.39

Eighty-Eight Good Morning Viet Coffee St

$20.69

The Best Part of Waking Up

Strong aromas of roasted coffee and chocolate with wood on the back end. Sweet but balanced. Moderate to strong bitterness from heavy hop additions and roasted coffee.

6.5% ABV
 

33 Acres Darkness 6-pack

$17.89

Dewar's Double Double 21 Year 375ml

$69.99

This Double Double has nothing to do with Tims... but the whisky was ranked #2 in Whisky Advocate's Top 20 Whiskies of 2019, scoring 94pts. Bottled at 46%, 375ml bottle!

94pts Whisky Advocate

"Master blender Stephanie Macleod’s innovative blend was inspired by Dewar’s famous double aging process. She separately blended parcels of aged malt and grain whisky, left each to marry, then blended them together to marry again, before finishing in oloroso sherry casks. A tantalizing nose of chocolate, caramel, vanilla, crystalized orange slice, fresh plum, black cherry, and moist coffee grounds. Smooth flavors of chocolate-dipped raspberries, gingersnaps, and bold sherry fruit yield to a finish of smoke and spice. By releasing in novel half-bottles, Dewar’s spreads the love, enabling us to experience a 21 year old scotch for just 50 bucks. —Jonny McCormick"

Producer Description

"Our unique Four Stage Ageing Process for Ultimate Smoothness finished in Oloroso Sherry Casks. Dewar’s Double Double 21-Year-Old is finished in Oloroso sherry casks, this blend delivers subtle notes of cinnamon and ripe vine fruits with a silky smooth finish."

Elements of Islay Cask Edit

$76.99

Producer Note: "Elements of Islay Cask Edit is part of the new core range trilogy alongside Sherry Cask and Bourbon Cask. Cask Edit is a composition - or edit - of refill, bourbon and sherry casks and is bottled at 46% for the perfect balance of drinkability and personality. Rich, smoky single malt from Islay’s south coast marries together with a fresher, fruitier style from the north. Sip and savour, or experiment in cocktails."

Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 46% abv.

High River Muddy Tail Stout

$18.49

High River Rising Pheasant Brown Ale 6pk

$15.69

Aberlour A`bunadh Alba

$141.99

Gaelic for 'the original', A'bunadh (pronounced 'a-boon-ah') is Aberlour's throwback to a more old school, rough-and-tumble style of whisky. In other words...young and fiesty. For years, A'bunadh had practically cornered the market for big sherry. In fact, it was arguably the most exciting thing in the Aberlour range. But nothing lasts forever, right? There's always a second sibling that comes along, wanting to hone in on some of the attention. In this case, Aberlour A'bunadh Alba. Alba is being batch-released, just like it's older (chronologically, anyway) sibling, and currently, we have Batch 006 in the shop. Expect big spices, vanilla, and coconut, instead of dried fruits and jam. This blonde l'il beauty is kinda like the Betty to the original sherried A'bunadh's Veronica. Well worth checking out. 

62.0% abv