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£125.00
70cl / 55% / Distillery Bottling – This single malt is part of the 2023 Diageo Special Releases and takes inspiration from French fashion houses. The Singleton of Glendullan has a silky texture and was matured in ex-Chardonnay de Bourgogne casks, imparting aromas of toffee, dried apricot and pear on the nose.
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£82.75
70cl / 44% – This American rye whisky from Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Dr Bill Lumsden pays tribute to the icon’s great-grandfather Davis Hogue and is finished, blended and bottled in Texas.
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£28.50
70cl / 40% – Slane is a blended Irish whiskey aged in a combination of virgin-oak, refill-American-whiskey and oloroso-sherry casks. The result is an elegant and spicy dram with notes of caramel, dried fruit, caramel and butterscotch.
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£54.95
70cl / 43% – Bold peat smoke, seaweed and a touch of iodine lead the nose, with toffee, salt and spice following through on a full, muscular palate.
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£44.95
70cl / 46% – A smoky, tropical whisky from Smokehead, matured in ex-rum casks, that offers notes of medicinal peat, sweet caramel, burnt pineapple and caramelised bananas.
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£44.95
70cl / 48% / Ian Macleod – An ‘explosive’ limited-edition whisky from Smokehead, adding in a punch of sherry character to the anonymous peaty dram. It’s matured in Oloroso sherry casks, fusing the big smoke with equally big sweetness and dried fruit notes.
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£44.95
70cl / 43% – A full-hearted, peated Islay whisky matured in casks formerly used to age stout, with rich smoke, spice and chocolate flavours.
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£40.25
70cl / 46% / Distillery Bottling – A smoky, nutty Islay single malt from Smokehead, Unfiltered offers aromas of ginger, vanilla, thick smoke, burnt earth and rich stout that fill the nose. The palate holds notes of walnuts, almond flakes, dark chocolate, black smoke, pepper and earthy peat that linger in the finish.
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£59.25
70cl / 49.5% – Smooth Ambler Old Scout American Whiskey is a blend of blend of whiskeys from Indiana and Tennessee. Aged partly in refill barrels (so it can’t be called bourbon), this is spicy with notes of cinnamon, ginger, tobacco and caramel.
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£750.00
75cl / 62.9% / Scotch Malt Whisky Society – The 2nd ever cask that The Scotch Malt whisky Society bottled from Balmenach in Speyside. The cask managed to keep its strength over the 15 years of maturation, still being over 62% when bottled in 1989.
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£1,000.00
50cl / 58.1% / Scotch Malt Whisky Society – The first bottling from the Scotch Malt Whisky from distiler 114 (aka Longrow), distilled in 1990 and released in 1999 ready for the millennial celebrations.
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£5,000.00
70cl / 52.2% – The Scotch Malt Whisky Society has done a fantastic job of coaxing out all of Yoichi’s peat, fruit and maritime character. Expect notes of salted toffee, fresh citrus, poached apples and peat smoke, complemented by a hint of seashell and oak spice.