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70cl / 59.2% / Distillery Bottling – After a brief unnumbered interlude, in the form of An Turas Mor, Port Charlotte is back with PC9. It’s gaelic name, An Ataireachd Ard, means ‘Surge of the sea’ and we hope this has the maritime edge that we’ve come to expect.
70cl / 51.5% / Distillery Bottling – This expression captures the signature dry peat smoke of Port Charlotte, enhanced by 18 years of maturation. It is made with 100% Scottish mainland barley, heavily peated and aged in a blend of bourbon and sherry casks, along with new French oak.
70cl / 45% / Hunter Laing – Hunter Laing’s Sovereign Series is a collection of old and rare single grain whiskies, bottled at cask strength and non-chill filtered. This Port Dundas spent 35 years maturing in a refill barrel before bottling.
70cl / 57.4% / Distillery Bottling – A 20 year old Port Dundas from 1990, the first grain whisky to be part of Diageo’s yearly Special Releases range. This has a bit of history, starting with 3 years in bourbon casks before being ‘finished’ for a further 17 years in new European oak, first fill…
70cl / 58.6% / Single Cask Nation – A 2000 Port Dundas single grain whisky from indie bottler Single Cask Nation, matured in a single first-fill ex-bourbon cask for two decades, before being bottled in July 2021.
70cl / 43% / Signatory – An incredibly rare and very significant bottling of Port Ellen: not only is it the joint-youngest PE we’ve ever come across, and a fabulous example of how the distillery’s spirit could age in a decent bourbon cask; it was also part of a famous series of early bottlings from…
70cl / 40% / Douglas Murdoch – A very rare independent bottling of Port Ellen bottled at 12 years old, so no later than 1995 or early 1996.
70cl / 58.3% / Signatory – A 14 year old Port Ellen released by independent bottlers Signatory as part of their Natural High Strength series. The distillery sadly closed in 1983 and bottlings are hugely collectible today.
70cl / 45% / Royal Mile Whiskies – An independent bottling of Port Ellen whisky, specially selected for Royal Mile Whiskies. This was bottled at 45% after 17 years old maturation.
75cl / 40% / Gordon & MacPhail – An old Connoisseurs Choice bottling of Port Ellen 1971.
70cl / 43% / Hart Brothers – A late 1990s Hart Brothers bottling of Port Ellen from the 1975 vintage. Nice colour on this – perhaps some sherry or refill sherry casks in the mix?
70cl / 46% / First Cask – A Direct Wines First Cask bottling 1976 vintage whisky from closed cult distillery Port Ellen. This was distilled on 18th September, aged in cask 4776 and bottled 18 years later.
