Kilchoman Machir Bay 50ml
$9.00
This bottle was featured on Day 23 of our 2022 KWM Whisky Calendar
Also available in full-size bottles
The Kilchoman Machir Bay is matured in a combination of ex-Bourbon and ex-Sherry casks, but much heavier on the ex-Bourbon side of things. The peat level of the malt is around 50 PPM and sourced from Port Ellen Maltings. This is the same spec that Ardbeg Distillery uses. Thanks to its peaty profile and mostly ex-Bourbon cask makeup, Kilchoman’s website states that the main traits of this bottling include “Citrus fruit, layered vanilla and butterscotch”.
Quinta Portal Reserva Tinto
$39.94
This Douro winery shifted towards quality in the early 90s, (formerly Quinta dos Muros), a centenary estate of the Mansilha family who had been producing Port for generations. With a clear vision of the future, they became part of the first group of Douro winegrowers who believed in the Douro potential to make outstanding still wines. Paulo Coutinho has been the head winemaker since 1994, along with consultancy from Pascal Chatonnet since the 1992 vintage. It shows a concentrated ruby colour with aromas of ripe black fruit and some floral notes in perfect harmony with some toast from the oak. Expressive on the palate, it has lovely acidity and a pleasant fruity and toasty aftertaste. The final is long and complex and it will develop further with more time in bottle.
Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter 3
$121.49
Bottled at 48% form Refill Sherry and ex-Bourbon casks.
Producer Description
"Inspired by Sir Arthur John Tedder – The Exciseman stationed at Glengoyne defining the rules of Scotch whisky, inspired by our distillery. March 2nd 1908 – He was first witness at the Royal Commission on Whiskey* and other potable spirits. A royal commission to determine the very concept of what whisky was. On one side was the purists who only thought Pot Still whisky was whisky and on the other side Blenders who thought grain and malt whisky combined was whisky.
"The Scots and the blenders won the day after 37 sittings; This was seen as the sensible outcome. Blends could still be called Whisky and called Scotch if distilled in Scotland. We will use this exceptional whisky to celebrate Tedder’s influence in defining what should make a great Scotch during his time stationed at Glengoyne – defining the rules to which we still distil to this day.
"Tedder would be proud of this exceptional whisky – bottled using some of the very finest American oak sherry casks in our Glengoyne warehouses – and we thank him as the attention to detail and his exacting standards not only creates rules the whole industry follows today, but it inspired the people of Glengoyne to constantly pursue perfection, and helping to create the Unhurried Glengoyne Way."
El Maestro Sierra Fino
$40.79
The passing time and its core idea of quality over quantity have made El Maestro Sierra wines into little works of art; wines of extreme age and quality, and recognized all over the world. That is the philosophy of the winery that, since 1976, has been undertaken by the owner, Mrs. Pilar Plá Pechovierto, along with her daughter, Maria del Carmen Borrego Plá. A calm and gradual transfer throughout the last years in which the winery, teacher and scientist has been adding to the already extraordinary business work of her mother her personal imprint deepening with scientific rigor in the diffusion of the Sherry wines culture. Before and now, in the new stage, the winery has deserved to be included, twice in the last ten years among the 100 Best Wineries in the World, in 2011 and 2017.
Field House Sparkling Mimosa Sour
$5.03
From the Brewery
"Inspired by the lively cocktail, this sour ale features loads of blood orange puree, white wine grape concentrate to boost fermentability and lend wine notes, cold pressed tangerine peel oil for more aromatics and is finished with a light dry hop of nelson sauvin lending its own notes of gooseberry and sauv blanc. Sophisticated yet easy drinking. "
7% Abv
Noilly Prat Extra Dry Vermouth
$18.89
Bottled at 18% ABV, Noilly Prat Extra Dry Vermouth is the perfect addition to Martinis and other cocktails.
From The Producer
"14 different herbs and spices are sourced all around the world to make Noilly Prat Extra Dry. Among them Chamomile, Coriander from Morocco, Bitter Oranges from Tunisia or Orris Root from Italy."
Angostura Cocoa Bitters
$16.19
Cocoa Bitters from Angostura.
From The Producer
"It pairs perfectly with sweet vermouth or aged spirits, like whiskey, rum, cognac and tequila. Puts a luxurious spin on a main dish or sweet treat. Adds new layers of depth and complexity to classic cocktails, such as the espresso martini."
Tomintoul 10 Year
$71.09
Tomintoul's flagship bottle, the 10 Year Old, shows off "The Gentle Dram" with all of its crowd-pleasing magic. If you are looking for a heart of Speyside style whisky, this is a good one to grab. 40% ABV.
Producer Description
"Matured exclusively in hand selected American oak ex-bourbon barrels. Tomintoul 10 Years Old is a delicate well-balanced single malt with honey and citrus combing to create a sweet, fruity and vanilla flavour profile.
A fan favourite in the Tomintoul range, our 10 Years Old has been awarded gold medals for its taste by some of the most prestigious spirits competitions in the world."
Collective Arts Non-Alc Pale Can
$2.69
0.4% / No-Alcohol Hazy Pale Ale from Collective Arts.
Producer Description
"Here at Collective Arts, we want everyone to come to the party! That's why we created this Pale Ale that was brewed as a traditional New England Hazy Pale Ale. It contains a unique yeast that brews a very low alcohol version of our classic hoppy beer. Using Mosaic and Citra hops, this brew is citrusy with tropical fruit hop aromas and bright red berry notes. Pairs perfectly with a good time. "