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70cl / 57.1% / Signatory – Matured for fifteen years in a mix of oloroso sherry butts and bourbon barrels, this single grain whisky offers aromas of coconut, honeyed biscuits, and milk chocolate. The palate brings rich toffee, caramelised nuts, and baking spices.
70cl / 50.1% / Brave New Spirits – This North British grain whisky spent 13 years in a second-fill sherry butt before being bottled by Brave New Spirits for its Cask Masters series. It shows rich notes of dried fruits, toffee, honeycomb and black pepper.
70cl / 40.1% / Thompson Bros – The Thompson Bros are among Scotland’s most respected independent bottlers, renowned for the exceptional quality and value of their releases. This 33 year old single grain whisky from North British opens with aromas of custard, fruity jellies, stone fruits, and Demerara sugar.
70cl / 44.9% / Thompson Bros – This dram from the Thompson Bros was made from a blend of Glen Ord and Clynelish, with a dash of heavily peated Dalmore. It was matured in refill hogsheads and a refill sherry butt, showing a balance of fruit, wax and minerality.
70cl / 40.4% / Distillery Bottling – Introducing the first and only official bottling from the North of Scotland Distillery Co, Alloa: a single-grain Scotch whisky aged in bourbon casks for more than 50 years. North of Scotland Distillery started producing whisky in 1957 and closed in 1980. This is a rare chance to taste…
70cl / 61.4% / Cadenhead’s – This is a single malt from the now closed North Port distillery in the Highlands. A single cask was bottled in 1995 by William Cadenhead for the Authentic Collection. These releases are known for their harmonious blend of maltiness and fresh fruit. A very special piece of Highland whisky…
70cl / 62% / Cadenhead’s – A single cask release from Cadenhead’s, the independent bottlers. Distilled in 1976 at North Port (Brechin) and matured for a full 21 years. This was bottled in March 1998 at a powerful 62%.
70cl / 52.9% / Duncan Taylor – Part of Duncan Taylor’s ‘Rarest of the Rare’ series, this is from the distillery also known as Brechin, which closed in 1983 and was demolished in 1994 to make way for a supermarket.
70cl / 52.9% / Duncan Taylor – Part of Duncan Taylor’s ‘Rarest of the Rare’ series, this is from the distillery also known as Brechin, which closed in 1983 and was demolished in 1994 to make way for a supermarket.
75cl / 43% / Sestante – A very rare sherried 1980s Sestante bottling of the now-defunct North Port.
70cl / 40% / Gordon & MacPhail – A 1974 vintage bottling of North Port (aka Brechin) by Gordon & Macphail as part of their Connoiseurs Choice range. Bottled in 1996 (some 13 years after the distillery closed) at a strength of 40%.
70cl / 46% / First Cask – A rare bottling from North Port/Brechin, which was closed in the early 1980s and finally demolished in 1994 to make way for a supermarket. Distilled in 1976 and bottled 24 years later for the First Cask range.
