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70cl / 41.3% – Nomad is a unique whisky. A collaboration between sherry producer González Byass and Whyte & Mackay master blender Richard Paterson. A blended Scotch whisky aged for more than five years in sherry butts is shipped to Jerez for further year’s ageing in PX casks.
70cl / 41.3% – For this release, Irish single malt whiskey was moved to Jerez and finished in ex-sherry casks. The result is a sweet and sticky whiskey
70cl / 48% / Thompson Bros – A 17-year-old North British single grain bottled by Thompson Bros, offering a clean yet expressive style.
70cl / 43.1% / Douglas Laing – Single barrel North British with notes of buttered toast, vanilla cream and desiccated coconut along with a subtle fruity side that we love to find in old grain whiskies.
70cl / 40.1% / Thompson Bros – A well-aged grain whisky from Edinburgh’s North British distillery, bottled exclusively for The Whisky Exchange by the Thompson Brothers. While it’s getting a lot more love than it once did, grain whisky still doesn’t get the spotlight it deserves, and when the Thompson’s asked if we wanted to…
70cl / 58.8% / Mossburn – A single grain Scotch whisky finished in an oloroso cask, this Mossburn release shows the fruitier and nuttier side of North British distillery. You can expect notes of banana bread, grapeskins, and sticky caramel giving way to pecan pie and vanilla ice cream.
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 / 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 / 61.1% / Signatory – Distilled on 25 June 1975, this is a 24-year-old North Port from independent bottler Signatory. Aged in a refill-sherry cask, this was bottled on 17 March 2000.
75cl / 43% / Sestante – A very rare sherried 1980s Sestante bottling of the now-defunct North Port.
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.
