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75cl / 69.05% – The 2014 edition of the whiskey often seen as the pinnacle of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection – George T Stagg. Bottled at 69.05%, this is packed full of intense flavour but isn’t for the faint-hearted.
75cl / 62.45% – George T. Stagg bourbon has been aged for a minimum of 15 years in new-charred oak barrels, giving it a powerful and flavourful character. The palate holds plenty of toffee and dark chocolate flavours, with notes of vanilla and fudge. Hints of dates, red berries and tobacco mingle throughout the palate…
75cl / 58.45% – The 2019 bottling of George T Stagg bourbon from Buffalo Trace distillery, a hearty whiskey aged in new charred oak casks for at least 15 years. Aromas of sweet toffee, dark chocolate, vanilla, nougat and molasses fill the nose. The palate offers notes of dates, tobacco, dark berries, spearmint and hints…
75cl / 65.2% – The 2020 bottling of George T Stagg bourbon from Buffalo Trace distillery, a hearty whiskey aged in new charred oak casks for at least 15 years. Aromas of sweet toffee, dark chocolate, vanilla, nougat and molasses fill the nose. The palate offers notes of dates, tobacco, dark berries, spearmint and hints…
75cl / 43% – A 1950s bottling of Gilbey’s Special Export 8 year old blended whisky, wrapped up in a cloth bag.
75cl / 40% – A very old bottle of Gilbey’s Spey Royal blended Scotch whisky which, we estimate, dates from the 1940s.
70cl / 56.9% / Hunter Laing – This 27-year-old Girvan offers a rich and layered flavour, characteristic of its extended maturation in a refill cask.
70cl / 42% – In 2013, Grant’s took the decision to introduce a range of Single Grain whiskies from their Girvan distillery in Ayrshire. The first release is this UK exclusive 25 year old, a hit at their masterclass at the 2013 Whisky Show, sweet, fruity and complex.
70cl / 42% / Distillery Bottling – In 2013, Grant’s took the decision to introduce a range of Single Grain whiskies from their Girvan distillery in Ayrshire. The 30 year old was a hit at their masterclass at The Whisky Show that year and is rich with a spicy woodiness. This is the only bottling…
70cl / 41% – A blend of malt whiskies from the Highlands and Islay, Gladstone Black Axe is inspired by former UK Prime Minister William Gladstone, who had a penchant for felling trees. Bold, malty aromas of vanilla, toasted oak and smouldering firewood fill the nose, complemented by notes of caramel, aromatic peat, heather, oak…
75cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – An extraordinary find, this is one of the rarest single malts we’ve ever come across. Glamis is the single malt from the long-extinct Glenfyne distillery (sometimes also known as Glendarroch), which was situated in Ardrishaig on the edge of Loch Fyne and closed in 1937.
75cl / 43.4% / Distillery Bottling – A very rare 10 year old whisky from now closed Glen Albyn in the 1970s, one of only a couple released by the distillery and originally bottled for the Italian market.
