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Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Centenary Edition

£2,175.00

RARE 1998 TO MARK CENTENERY OF DALWHINNIE HIGHLAND DISTILLERY. GENTLE, SMOOTH WITH SUBTLE HINT OF LIGHT SMOKY MALT
Bennachie 21 Year Old Blended Malt

£79.00

Out of stock

This is avery rare sought after blend of aged Speyside Malts. This has been blended for the discerning whisky drinker.
Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old

£289.00

Difficult to find bottling of 12 year old Royal Lochnagar. Typical Highland Malt from the banks of the Dee.
Glenkinchie 1986 Distillers Edition

£295.00

Rare special release numbered limited edition in box. Incredible balance between sweet and dry.
Famous Grouse 1987 Vintage 12 Year Old Malt

£179.00

Out of stock

Famous Grouse 1987 Vintage Malt . 12 year old. Blend of Macallan,Highland Park and Glenrothes.
Brora 23 Year Old Single Malt

£1,499.00

Only 348 bottles makes this very limited edition. Brora Distillery operated from 1819 till 1983.
Glengoyne 16 Year Old Single Malt

£725.00

Glengoyne 16 year old Highland malt bottled by Douglas Laing &Co.Ltd under their "Old Malt Cask" brand. Limited edition from single cask. 1 of 331 bottles. **** Rare find****
Briuchladdich Fifteen Year Old First Edition

£95.00

Out of stock

Sought after first edition fifteen year old Bruichladdich in metal case. Light amber/honey with summer fruits and hints of smoke. The first and best of the ongoing fifteen year old bottling
Bruichladdich Fifteen Year Old Malt Second Edition

£399.00

Bruichladdie fifteen year old malt second edition. Great value and will rapidly become as sought after as the famous first edition. The Islay islanders whisky this is complex but simple, rich and honeyed. Nutty and exotic. Finished in Chateau D'Yquem casks for a sweet golden syrup finish. Not to be drunk before dinner.
Bruichladdich Rocks First Edition

£499.00

Bruichladdich Rocks first edition malt is a modern Islay whisky. Less peaty than one would expect it is designed to be drunk before dinner with a couple of cubes of ice and a little water or as a cocktail. A superb example of the blenders' art it has a deep honey and wine colour and hints of fruit, malted barley and vanilla permeate through the grapefruit, oily texture. One for the modern discerning drinker at a great price.