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70cl / 57% / Distillery Bottling – A special 1970 vintage Glenury Royal which was specially selected to be part of the Rare Malts series. Matured for a full 29 years and bottled at cask strength.
70cl / 57.9% / Distillery Bottling – One of only a handful of long-aged distillery-bottled releases of Glenury Royal. This 1970 vintage is very special whisky from a tragically lost distillery. Impeccable cask selection has led to perhaps the best of Diageo’s recent releases from Glenury.
70cl / 61.3% / Distillery Bottling – A 1971 vintage Glenury Royal released by Diageo as part of their Rare Malts series of bottlings. The distillery was one that didn’t survive the cull of 1983 and has since been demolished. This version was produced for the French market, whose back label it carries.
75cl / 61.3% / Distillery Bottling – This was the first of the legendary Rare Malt bottlings of Glenury Royal that were released by Diageo in the mid-1990s. This bottling scooped a Gold Medal and two Trophys (including best Single Malt of the Competition) at the IWSC in 1996.
70cl / 52.6% / Signatory – An old bottling of Glenury Royal by Signatory. This single cask was distilled on 6 August 1975, aged for 26 years, and bottled on 21 May 2002.
70cl / 46% / Gordon & MacPhail – A 1984 vintage Glenury Royal released as part of Gordon & Macphail’s Rare Old collection of hard to find single malts. Fortunately G&M have well stocked warehouses and they managed to pick up a few casks of whisky from this lost distillery before it was mothballed in…
70cl / 46.5% / Distillery Bottling – The second release of 2018-vintage Glenwyvis single malt is a combination of 23 casks – 15 first-fill ex-Tennessee whiskey casks, five first-fill oloroso casks and three refill hogsheads – that was bottled in 2022. Aromas of white grapes and strawberry jam fill the nose, complemented by notes of…
70cl / 46.5% / Distillery Bottling – In 2019 a fire in the wood chip store at Glenwyvis distillery closed production, resulting in a limited output for that year. This necessitated a unique approach to blending, which is why this release is a combination of first-fill ex-American whiskey casks, ex-Moscatel, ex-Marsala and ex-red wine casks….
70cl / 42.4% / Distillery Bottling – The final release in the new Bowmore 1964 trilogy, Gold Bowmore is a marriage of three bourbon casks plus the last (and supposedly the best) of the staggeringly good Oloroso casks from this momentous vintage.
70cl / 43.9% / Decadent Drinks – Independently bottled Caperdonich from Decadent Drinks. This Speyside single malt was matured in a second-fill barrel for 31 years, allowing for an easy-drinking yet complex whisky
420cl / 46.3% / Gordon & MacPhail – This is a unique collection of single malts distilled by highly-regarded producers and matured by Gordon & MacPhail – equating to 331 years of Scotland’s whisky history.
100cl / 40% – This Diageo-owned blend made its debut in 1909 and is now mostly seen in overseas markets, particularly in Central and South America. Aromas of caramel, stewed fruit and candied citrus fill the nose, alongside cereal notes, light peat smoke and raisin on the palate.
