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70cl / 43% / Compass Box – A 2018 addition to the Compass Box core range, this is a blend of Highland and Speyside whiskies, significant portions of which have been aged in sherry casks and – most notably – Spanish red wine casks. Predictably, this is a delectable dram full of dark fruit and…
70cl / 46% / Compass Box – A limited-edition blended Scotch whisky from creative blender Compass Box, Vellichor is a whisky inspired by stories, with its name meaning the smell and wistfulness of a second-hand bookstore. Bottled in January 2022 from a selection of bourbon barrels, sherry butts, recharred hogsheads and a refill hogshead, creating…
70cl / 40% / Gordon & MacPhail – A 1969 vintage Convalmore, bottled in 1991 – the year after the site was sold to Wm Grant & Sons for warehousing. There are no distillery bottlings of the spirit but as it was a key blending whisky producer we do still get occasional bottles popping up…
70cl / 43% / Gordon & MacPhail – A Gordon & Macphail Rare Old bottling of the very infrequently-seen Convalmore. This distillery was closed by Diageo in 1990 and later sold to Wm Grants, who currently use the buildings for storage only.
70cl / 57.9% / Distillery Bottling – A silky and warming dram from the closed Convalmore Distillery that offers a complex mixture of vanilla sweetness along with a pleasant herbal bitterness.
70cl / 58% / Distillery Bottling – The second 1977 vintage of Convalmore from Diageo’s Special Releases, with this 2013 bottling following the 2005. Official bottlings from the distillery are rare, and this is one of the best we’ve tried – an excellent balance of fruit and oak.
70cl / 46% / First Cask – A 1981 vintage whisky from closed Convalmore bottled at 16 years old from a single cask as part of the First Cask range.
70cl / 48.2% / Distillery Bottling – Subtle, sweet and spicy Speyside single malt from closed distillery Convalmore. Predominant notes are all from the bakery: buttery pastry cases, green fruits and a little citrus, followed by intense brown sugar sweetness and spice. A characterful example of this little-known distillery’s style.
70cl / 40% – A blended whisky from John Crabbie named in honour of the company’s former name when it was a partnership between the Crabbie and Cree families. This is sweet and fresh with notes of icing sugar, pick and mix, red fruit and berries.
70cl / 40% / John Crabbie – A 12-year-old Speyside single malt from bottler John Crabbie & Co, made at an undisclosed distillery and matured in specially-selected bourbon barrels. Aromas of green apples, soft spice, sugar-roasted nuts and sweet vanilla fill the nose, complemented by notes of juicy pears, apples, orange zest, nutmeg, cinnamon and…
70cl / 44% / John Crabbie – Distilled in 1988 and drawn from a single ex-sherry cask, this lightly peated malt displays a honeyed and stewed fruit character, with the addition of candied ginger, smoked heather, shortbread and sticky toffee pudding.
70cl / 55.7% / Distillery Bottling – A no age statement expression launched as part of the Diageo Special Releases 2016. This is from the meatier end of the Cragganmore spectrum, packed with rich and weighty flavours that open up to reveal sweet fruit and brown sugar with a drop or two of water.
