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The Macallan Collectors Vintage 1951 Single Malt Whisky
£4,925.84
70cl / 48.80% - Distilled at the Macallan in 1951 and aged for fifty years before bottling in 2001 and a high proof.
Bowmore White Bowmore 43 Year Old 1964 Single Malt Whisky
£2,751.55
70cl / 42.80% - Just 932 bottles of this 1964 vintage Bowmore were released. Part of a trio from that year, this one with the moniker 'White', was named for the lighter colour that bourbon maturations 10ds to produce.
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Anniversary Blended Scotch Whisky
£2,100.00
70cl / 60.5% - The Anniversary Pack celebrates John and Alexander Walker’s pioneering spirit and groundbreaking style. This special limited edition has been created to commemorate the anniversary of John Walker’s birthday, on 25th July 1805.
Dalmore 40 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
£1,524.89
This whisky has a excellent balance and clarity. With winter spice, ginger, cocoa dryness and nutty hints create a beautiful aroma. In terms of taste, sherried sultana, wood tannins, toffee and zesty ripe orange provide an explosion of flavour. The casks used for this 40 year old were a mixture of American oak and sherry casks to create a unique rich flavour. A testament to the blending skill of Richard Paterson.
Bruichladdich 40 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
£1,452.17
70cl / 43.10% - A release of just 500 bottles, this 40 year old is the oldest bottling one can find from the Bruichladdich distillery, only 100 bottles have been allocated for the UK market.
MacPhail's 50 Year Old 1938 Single Malt Whisky
£1,287.12
75cl / 40.00% - A very well-aged malt from 1938, this was matured for 50 years in Gordon and MacPhail's warehouses in Elgin, Speyside.
Glen Moray 1959 Single Malt Whisky
£1,045.61
70cl / 50.90% - A very well-aged bottling from Glen Moray, distilled in 1959 and aged for 42 and bottled at cask strength.
Glenfarclas 1959 Family Cask Release IV Single Malt Whisky
£933.78
70cl / 48.80% - This was released in the Autumn of 2007 as part of the extensive Glenfarclas Family Cask range. This was distilled in 1959 and matured in a sherry hogshead (cask 1838) which yielded 147 bottles.
Highland Park 40 Year Old / 70cl
£860.00
An outstanding Highland Park, bottled at a remarkable 40 years old. They've done a good job on the presentation, too - extremely heavy box with proper hinges and magnetic closure, with a leather-bound booklet inside extolling the virtues of distillery and dram. 'WORLD'S BEST NEW RELEASE - World Whiskies Awards 2009'
Linkwood 1946 (Gordon and MacPhail) Single Malt Whisky
£707.85
70cl / 40.00% - A sherry matured, 36 year old single malt, distilled in 1946 and bottled by Gordon and MacPhail.
MacPhail's 1946 Single Malt Whisky
£700.05
70cl / 40.00% - A 1946 vintage, matured in Gordon and MacPhail's warehouses in Elgin.
Old Bushmills 9 Year Old / Bot.1930s Blended Irish Whiskey
£699.00
75cl / 43% - A marvellous, and very rare, bottle of 9 year old Bushmills blended Irish whiskey. This version was bottled for the US market at 43%, sometime around the late 1930s.
Glenfarclas 1960 Family Cask Release III Single Malt Whisky
£694.40
70cl / 44.60% - Distilled at Glenfarclas in 1960, this was matured in a sherry hogshead before bottling on the 16th July 2008. Cask number 1768.
JOHNNIE WALKER - Blue Label, King George V Edition 70cl Bottle
£360.61
Johnnie Walker Blue Label is their rarest blend. This isn't a whisky for beginners. It's challenging and an acquired taste, but like the finest rewards in life is worth it. Created from the rarest and most expensive whiskies in the world, Blue Label has the authentic character and flavour of a traditional nineteenth century blend, just like those that John Walker and his son Alexander developed for their most valued customers. Blue Label is made from a few exceptional whiskies with powerful flavours. Each bottle is precious to us and is individually numbered. Each contains a rare taste and gives an intense experience. Blue Label is the ultimate luxury Scotch Whisky and supplies of Blue Label are limited by the rarity and expense of the whiskies used in the blend. At the heart of Blue Label is Royal Lochnagar, a rare malt distilled near Balmoral, the Queen's holiday home. Around 15 other mature and precious whiskies are added to balance Blue Label perfectly - 'a blend that cannot be beat', (Alexander Walker, 1888).
Johnnie Walker Blue Label / King George V Blended Scotch Whisky
£360.00
70cl / 43% - The first Royal Warrant was granted to Johnnie Walker in 1934, King George V recreates how JW might have tasted back then.
JAMESON Rarest Vintage Reserve Irish Whiskey 70cl Bottle
£255.16
Nose: A real full bodied aroma. Initially sweet with ripe fruit notes of melon, bananas and dark fleshy plums. The unmistakable pot still spicy character combines to give hints of treacle, cinnamon and liquorice.Taste: A mouthful of flavours. Mellow sweetness and toasted wood are complemented by fruit richness characteristic of the port casks. A touch of creamy dairy fudge and dark chocolate add to the complexity.Finish: A tantalisingly long finish which covers the spectrum from the sweetness of fruit, through the spices to the unmistakable note of barley, where it all began.You've met the Jameson Family, now meet the Godfather of them all, Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve. This initial expression of maturing rare pot still whiskey in traditional fortified wine casks is a triumph of the collaboration between the Jameson Masters; devotees to their craft whose skill and artistry have been richly rewarded.All the whiskeys in this magnificent Reserve are of an advanced age and have an immense collage of flavours to impart from their time in the wood. The pick of Jameson's older grain whiskeys were brought together with some rare and charismatic pot still whiskeys that had been matured in hand-picked second fill bourbon casks. These were carefully married with a rare pot still whiskey that was aged to a fantastic mellow sweetness in specially commissioned port pipes. The resulting union has a glorious, fruit rich character.
JAMESON - Rarest Vintage Reserve 70cl Bottle
£254.49
Nose: A real full bodied aroma. Initially sweet with ripe fruit notes of melon, bananas and dark fleshy plums. The unmistakable pot still spicy character combines to give hints of treacle, cinnamon and liquorice. Taste: A mouthful of flavours. Mellow sweetness and toasted wood are complemented by fruit richness characteristic of the port casks. A touch of creamy dairy fudge and dark chocolate add to the complexity. Finish: A tantalisingly long finish which covers the spectrum from the sweetness of fruit, through the spices to the unmistakable note of barley, where it all began. You've met the Jameson Family, now meet the Godfather of them all, Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve. This initial expression of maturing rare pot still whiskey in traditional fortified wine casks is a triumph of the collaboration between the Jameson Masters; devotees to their craft whose skill and artistry have been richly rewarded. All the whiskeys in this magnificent Reserve are of an advanced age and have an immense collage of flavours to impart from their time in the wood. The pick of Jameson's older grain whiskeys were brought together with some rare and charismatic pot still whiskeys that had been matured in hand-picked second fill bourbon casks. These were carefully married with a rare pot still whiskey that was aged to a fantastic mellow sweetness in specially commissioned port pipes. The resulting union has a glorious, fruit rich character.
Jameson 2007 Rarest Vintage Reserve Blended Irish Whiskey
£247.00
70cl / 46% - The ne plus ultra from Jameson, this has been blended with some of the oldest and rarest whiskeys from Jameson's maturing stock - one of which was a pot-still whiskey matured in a port pipe, which adds an extra fruitiness to the final assemblage. More than justifies the price tag - this is one of the greatest Irish whiskies ever bottled, we feel.