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£45.95
70cl / 46% – This single pot still Irish whiskey from Teeling is made with a combination of malted and un-malted barley, creating a creamy texture alongside a sweet, fruity character. Aromas of vanilla, stewed apples, cinnamon, apricot yoghurt and banana milkshake fill the nose, alongside rich sherry aromas. The palate offers notes of toasted…
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£45.50
70cl / 46% – For this limited-edition whiskey, Teeling has joined forces with Dot Brew – a Dublin-based microbrewery. Made with Teeling’s classic small-batch whiskey, this expression was finished in Indian Pale Ale barrels, offering notes of zesty and hoppy citrus, caramel biscuits and fresh pine sap.
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£31.25
70cl / 46% – Since the Teelings parted company with Cooley, the company they started, we’ve been waiting for their return and here it is – Teeling Whiskey. Finished in rum casks and bottled at 46% without chill-filtration, it’s an excellent statement of intent. The blend is said to contain a high proportion of first-fill…
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£1,975.00
70cl / 46% – A 1989 Teeling single malt Irish whiskey from its Vintage Reserve Collection that was initially matured in ex-rum casks, before a second maturation in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks and bottled at 32-years-old. Aromas of honey, brambles, plums, creamy vanilla and raisins fill the nose, complemented by notes of dark chocolate, dried…
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£46.25
70cl / 46% / Distillery Bottling – Deep, chocolatey Irish whiskey finished in a dark porter cask. This collaboration between Teeling and Dublin-based Dot Brew began with the creation of a whiskey cask finished beer, which in turn supplied the wood to create this beer cask finished whiskey. The resulting malt is full of toffee,…
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£40.75
70cl / 45% – This is Templeton’s first in-house distilled bourbon, made with a mashbill of 55% corn, 40% rye, and 5% malted barley. It offers a light notes of pear, fresh-cut grass, and subtle floral aromas.
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£37.25
70cl / 45% – A rye whiskey aged in first-fill American oak barrels with a touch finished in port wine casks. The influence of port adds a fruity depth to the classic rye spice, bringing notes of wild blackberries, blackcurrant, pineapple sage and caramel.
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£48.25
70cl / 57.4% – This rye opens with vanilla, banana, coconut and toasted buckwheat. The palate is medium-bodied with a spicy kick, and notes of hazelnut cookie and molasses. The finish is moderate, leaving a lingering sugary sweetness.
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£54.50
70cl / 46% – This Templeton Rye was aged for a minimum of six years in flame-charred American oak barrels, then finished for several months in Tequila Corralejo Extra Añejo barrels. Expect rye spice and subtle citrus, with hints of agave.
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£23.50
50cl / 40% – A blended whisky perfect as a souvenir of a visit to London – packaged in a glass representation of the Elizabeth Tower which houses Big Ben.
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£98.95
70cl / 57.4% / Adelphi – This is a five-year-old blended malt whisky from Adelphi, combining single casks from Ardnamurchan and Kiwi distillery Cardrona. It merges Ardnamurchan’s coastal, peated character with Cardrona’s fruitier notes influenced by pinot noir barriques.
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£50.50
70cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – This single grain whisky from Suntory was matured in a combination of ex-wine, ex-sherry and ex-bourbon casks. It is a well-balanced whisky, with a light body and complex aromas of menthol, manuka honey and rose water on the nose, followed by vanilla bean, cardamom and nutmeg on the…