Signatory Auchentoshan 24 Yr Symingtons
$714.99
This 1999 vintage Auchentoshan is from a single 1st Fill Oloroso Sherry Butt, bottled after 24 years at 55.6%. 87.17pts Whiskybase.
Edradour 25 Year 55.6%
$889.99
This was once the oldest Edradour to ever come to Canada! Batch 2 of the Edradour 25 Year Old was distilled in 1999, and bottled after 25 years at 55.6% after maturing ins a First Fill Oloroso Sherry Butt. 90.25pts Whiskybase
Ballechin 20 Year First Fill Bourbon
$359.99
Is this the oldest Ballechin ever bottled? Distilled in 2004, this peated Edradour was matured in first-fill ex-Bourbon barrels and then bottled at 52.8%.
88.61 points Whiskybase
Masahiro Pure Malt Whisky
$86.99
Hepburn's Choice Ben Nevis 2011 11 Year
$166.99
This bottling of Ben Nevis comes from Hunter Laing's Hepburn's Choice label. Distilled in 2010, it was matured for 11 years in a single sherry butt, then bottled at 46% ABV.
Glenfiddich Project XX Series 02
$99.99
The second release of Project XX is a collaboration of 20 "industry's greatest minds" who each picked one of 20 casks used to create the whisky. Mostly ex-Bourbon with some virgin oak and port casks. 47%
Turntable Dingle Collaboration
$117.99
This Collaboration Drop from Turntable Blending House features a drop of the Irish. Well, a bit more than just a drop - just over 40% of the whiskey in this bottle hails from Dingle Distillery of Ireland. Here are the notes on the blend, which is bottled at 52% ABV:
- 41% Dingle Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey matured in ex-Oloroso Hogsheads
- 16% Balmenach Scottish Single Malt matured in 1st Fill ex-PX Puncheons
- 12% Blair Athol Scottish Single Malt matured in 1st Fill ex-Rye Barrels
- 18% Loch Lomond Scottish Single Grain matured in 1st Fill ex-Bourbon Barrels
Dingle Distillery was founded in 2012 by three friends near the town of Dingle, in County Kerry. The Distillery creates both Single Malt and Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, as well as vodka and gin.
Emile Pernot Absinthe Bourgeois
$72.99
Founded in 1890 by Joseph and Fortunat Bourgeois, the distillery had just 2 stills and was very close to the Cousin Florentin distillery (now Guy). If it weren't for the extremely popular advertising poster that attracts the public, Bourgeois would have long been forgotten.
But this motif, on which a cat supposedly drinks absinthe from a glass, has stood the test of time. Incidentally, there was no absinthe in the glass, but milk, as evidenced by a few photographs from the time.
The absinthe from the Pontarlier region, naturally colored green with herbs, lives up to its historical name and fulfills it all the requirements that a discerning connoisseur has of a tasty absinthe. Wormwood and anise are flanked by aromatic herbs, the dense, beautiful cloudiness sets in early, as expected, because Absinthe Bourgerois comes with "only" 55% Abv therefore and is therefore set relatively low for a green absi
Hapusa Himalayan Dry Gin
$61.99
From: NÄO Spirits
Distilled in India with foraged Himalayan Juniper and locally sourced botanicals, Hapusa is a gin that is uniquely Indian.
In Sanskrit, Juniper is called 'Hapusa', and it is this which gives their Gin not only its name but its untamed aroma and flavour.
43% ABV