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70cl / 47.1% / House of Macduff – A 1989 Dumbarton single grain whisky from independent bottler House of Macduff that was matured in a single ex-bourbon barrel for 32 years, before being bottled in January 2022 as part of its Golden Cask series.
70cl / 46% / The Whisky Exchange – An incredibly rare experimental malt from the folks at now closed Littlemill. They had an adjustable rectifier attached to their stills which gave them the ability to produce a number of different distillates. Dunglass, named Dunglas here due to someone not finishing the stencilling on the cask,…
100cl / 43.5% / Signatory – A double pack of Littlemill whiskies from indie bottler Signatory. Dunglass was an experimental malt from Littlemill distilled only in 1967: oily, lightly peated and never made again. In this set it’s packaged with a bottle of the regular 1967 Littlemill for comparison.
70cl / 43% – A rather fetching bottle of the Dunhill Old Master blend in a smart flat-bottomed bottle.
70cl / 43% – A rare old bottle of Dunhill, this Gentlemen’s Blend is made up of the finest Speyside whiskies.
75cl / 43% – A very rare blend – just 2500 bottles were produced by Dunhill in 2004, but the Dunhillion was never sold by the company, but used as gifts and for consumption by favoured guests at their Jermyn St humidor. The casks for Dunhillion were bought from Edrington, so it’s quite likely there’s…
70cl / 46% – Dunville’s 10 Year Old has been aged in Pedro-Ximenez casks and bottled at Echlinville Distillery. The result is a sweet and lightly spicy whiskey with notes of bubblegum, custard and green apples.
70cl / 46% – Dunville’s 12 Year Old has ben aged in Pedro-Ximenez casks and bottled at Echlinville Distillery. The result is a sweet and lightly spicy whiskey with notes of bubblegum, custard and green apples.
70cl / 40% – A modern blended Irish whiskey from Dunville’s, 1808 is a bold combination of grain, malt and pot still whiskey that has a fruity, spicy character. Aromas of creamy vanilla, crunchy apples, pears, lemon curd, malt and lemon zest fill the nose, complemented by notes of buttery cereals, freshly-baked biscuits, ripe oranges,…
70cl / 43.5% – Dunville’s Three Crowns is a historic brand of Irish whiskey which has been revived by Echlinville distillery. Sweet and spicy with notes of dried fruit, vanilla and walnut.
75cl / 50% / Distillery Bottling – Named after the founding father of the bourbon industry, Colonel Edmund Haynes Taylor. This small batch bourbon is aged inside warehouses which he built and the brand is owned by Buffalo Trace.
70cl / 45% – This relatively long-aged bourbon from Buffalo Trace was first introduced in 1975 and remains a benchmark, with aromas of toffee, honey and leather, followed by bold oaky dryness with notes of almonds and rich cocoa.
