-3%
BURNSIDE 28 YEARS OLD
This particular release is a 28-Year-Old Burnside, finished in rare sherry casks, which impart a deep, alluring color and rich complexity to the whisky. The design features the iconic and universally loved Bearbrick figure, combining artistic flair with collectible value. Strictly limited to only 300 sets worldwide, it is a coveted piece for both whisky collectors and design aficionados.
BOWMORE 12 YEAR OLD SINGLE MALT WHISKY
An Islay single malt aged for at least 12 years, bottled by Morrison Bowmore for the Italian market at 43%. This bottle was used from 1979 until 1990 (Bowmore Scottish Power Centenary); distilled in the late 60/70s. A contemporary of the famous Bowmore Bicentenary 1779-1979. The bottle is presented with its case and is equipped with a brown screw cap and Italian tax strip.
BOWMORE BLACK ROCK SINGLE MALT WHISKY
A Travel Retail release from Bowmore, Black Rock is matured predominantly in Spanish sherry casks for a sweet but smoky dram. Plenty of rich fruit, chewy vanilla and peat smoke, all well balanced, and in a nice bottle!
THE MACALLAN RARE CASK 2023
Crafted only from casks which exhibit a rich depth of natural colour, a distinctive sweet raisin flavour and a rich, velvety smooth mouthfeel.
Rare Cask is a distinctive single malt whisky crafted from unique oak casks which exhibit an intense sweet raisin flavour profile and an incredible, rich, smooth complexity. These hand selected casks are a rare and special discovery.
HIGHLAND PARK 16 YEAR OLD
This bottle of Highland Park 16 Years Old was released in the mid-2000s. It has a soft nose with a floral character alongside honey, vanilla and raisins. The palate sees the return of the honey and vanilla this time with orange, peat smoke, polished oak and a sprinkle of salt. The finish is salty and spicy.
-17%
GRAND OLD PARR WHISKY
A 12 year old expression of Old Parr blended Scotch whisky. The brand was named for Old Tom Parr, who was said to have been the oldest man in Britain, living until he was 152 years old
-6%
THE GAULDRONS CAMPELTOWN MALT WHISKY
Occupying a remote location, even by Campbeltown’s standards, on the extreme west coast of Scotland, The Gauldrons literally means “bay of storms”. But, it’s not just the dark storm clouds that set the pulse racing here and set the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end…
As you step onto The Gauldrons’ fine, clean sand, you also step back in time. Over yonder is where a spider building his web – with great patience but great difficulty – inspired King Robert the Bruce to try, try and try again, having been defeated by his enemies. All around you can sense the ghosts of the long lost Distilleries that once proudly proclaimed Campbeltown “Scotland’s Whisky capital”.