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  Glenfarclas 190 th Anniversary 90 British Proof Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 51,4%

  Item no.: 22227865467-6-20 - Copy

  190 years is a long time to keep faith with the same recipe, but that is exactly what the Grant family have done in Ballindalloch since 1836. No outside investors, no strategy reshuffles every decade – just sherry casks, patience and a distillery that still fires its stills with direct flame. For the anniversary, they have brought five decades of that whisky together in one bottle.

  The Expert's Description

  Glenfarclas 190 is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky married from 78 sherry casks and bottled at 51.4%. The bottle is the third and final release in the distillery's Anniversary Trilogy, following Glenfarclas 175 and Glenfarclas 185, and marks 190 years since the distillery was first licensed in 1836.

  Behind the selection are Distillery Manager Callum Fraser and Managing Director Douglas Belford, who dug through the warehouses and pulled casks from the 1970s, 80s, 90s and 2000s. The idea was not simply to blend old and new, but to draw something specific from each decade: the fruitier notes from the 70s, the richer sherry character from the 80s and 90s, and the soft caramel from casks laid down in the 2000s. The whisky carries no added colouring and is non-chill filtered, and the strength is no accident either – 51.4% corresponds to 90 British proof, the unit Glenfarclas printed on its labels for the first 154 years of the distillery's history.

  Glenfarclas has never strayed far from the sherry cask. Since being licensed in 1836, virtually everything the distillery makes has gone into sherry casks sourced through a long-standing arrangement with a family-run bodega in Jerez, and its direct-fired stills are among the last of their kind in Scotland. The label on the 190 release draws on designs from across the decades, wrapping the bottle in a piece of the distillery's own history rather than hiding it away.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Green apples and sherry sweetness arrive first, quickly followed by spiced Christmas cake and a touch of candied fruit.

  Palate

  Rich and velvety on the mouth, with toffee, caramel and a solid sherry weight balanced against a light apple tartness.

  Finish

  Long, with dark chocolate and a dry hint of tobacco leaf that lingers well after the last sip.

  Specifications

  Name: Glenfarclas 190
  Distillery: Glenfarclas
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 51.4%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Sherry Casks from Jerez, Spain
  Non-chill Filtered: Yes
  Natural Colour: Yes
  Bottled: 2026
  Number of Bottles: 15,000
  Edition: 190th Anniversary

  Flavour Profile

  Sherry-matured · Fruity · Caramel-rich · Spiced · Rich

  Investment Potential

  Medium. The two earlier releases in the Anniversary Trilogy, 175 and 185, have both become sought-after among collectors, and with only 15,000 bottles of the 190 release going around the world, the same is likely here – helped by Glenfarclas' standing as one of Scotland's last truly family-owned distilleries.

  Did You Know?

  The figure 51.4% is not a random choice. It corresponds to 90 British proof – the strength Glenfarclas printed on its labels for the first 154 years the distillery existed, before the British proof system was phased out.

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    147,25EUR
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  Michel Couvreur Candid Malt Whisky 70 cl 49%

  Item no.: 222278-8963

  Bouze-lès-Beaune sits deep in Burgundy, a long way from Scotland's peat smoke and the sun-baked bodegas of Jerez – and yet both worlds meet right here, in the cellar Michel Couvreur dug beneath the hillside. The whisky crosses the Channel young and peaty, and only really becomes itself after years spent in the dark alongside casks shipped up from Andalusia.

  The Expert's Description

  Michel Couvreur Candid is a French Blended Malt Whisky, distilled at undisclosed Scottish distilleries and matured in sherry half-casks in Burgundy, bottled at 49%.

  Candid carries the subtitle "The New Disclosure Expression" – a reworking of the house's earlier Disclosure bottling. The spirit arrives in France as a peaty, iodine-driven malt whisky and is then laid down exclusively in half-casks that previously held Pedro Ximénez Sherry. Part of the maturation happens in the driest section of the cellar, and the rest is moved to the humid part, where the air is denser and ageing slows down. That's the whole point of Michel Couvreur's method: the cask does most of the work, not the distillate.

  The house was founded by Belgian-born Michel Couvreur, who originally traded Burgundy wine before he began, in the 1970s, bringing Scotch malt whisky home and letting it mature further in his own wine cellars. Since his death in 2013, the tradition has been carried on by his son-in-law Cyril Deschamps and cellar master Jean-Arnaud Frantzen, who still travels to Jerez for the best used sherry casks and drives them back to Burgundy himself.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dried fruit and a touch of iodine meet toasted almonds and a whisper of smoke, with a sweet, almost cake-like depth from the sherry casks.

  Palate

  Round and full-bodied, with raisins, a light buttery sweetness and an underlying peatiness that keeps it grounded.

  Finish

  Long and spiced, with a dry Sherry character and a lingering, mineral smokiness.

  Specifications

  Name: Michel Couvreur Candid
  Bottler: Michel Couvreur
  Region/Country: Scotland (distilled) / Burgundy, France (matured and bottled)
  Type: French Blended Malt Whisky
  ABV: 49%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Sherry half-casks
  Edition: The New Disclosure Expression

  Flavour Profile

  Peated · Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spiced · Rich

  Did You Know?

  Michel Couvreur never used brand-new casks. He sourced used sherry casks himself in Jerez and drove them back to Burgundy personally, so they arrived as fresh as possible – a practice still carried on today by cellar master Jean-Arnaud Frantzen.

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  • 1pcs.
    147,25EUR
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  Chivas 12 year old Vintage Bottle 1 Original Blended Scotch Whisky 75 cl 43%

  Item no.: 22265397-2475

  There's something about an old Chivas bottle that makes time slow down for a moment — the silver-embossed box, the heavy cap, a small label on the back still speaking of import rules from another era. This isn't just a whisky. It's a fragment of Aberdeen, sealed away in a cupboard for decades.

  Expert's Description

  Chivas Regal 12 Year is a Blended Scotch Whisky matured in oak casks and bottled at 43%. This particular bottle comes from an original bottling for the German market, imported by Übersee Spirituosen-Import GmbH of Hamburg — a company that fades from the record later in the 1970s, once Seagram Deutschland took over distribution. The back label's wording, "Ausländisches Erzeugnis," was a legal requirement on all Scotch whisky sold in West Germany until the end of 1983, and combined with the importer's name it points to a bottling from the 1970s, possibly earlier.

  The blend is created by Chivas Brothers Ltd in Aberdeen, a company whose roots trace back to 1801, when brothers James and John Chivas ran a well-stocked grocery and wine merchant's shop in the city. At its heart, then as now, sits Strathisla Distillery in Speyside — the oldest working distillery in the Highlands, founded in 1786 — whose rich, fruity malt ties the blend together. The box carries relief-printed scenes of Scottish Highland life, a style that disappeared from the packaging during the 1980s, and the bottle is sealed with its original screw cap rather than the cork that later became standard.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Honey and ripe apples meet a hint of resin and old timber. There's a depth here rarely found in today's 12 Year bottling — a touch more sherry character, likely because blends of that era typically carried a higher proportion of older whiskies than the stated age suggests.

  Palate

  Soft and rounded, with baked fruit, dried apricot and a whisper of cinnamon. Custard-like sweetness meets a light citrus edge reminiscent of lemon peel, with a warm, spiced undercurrent of clove sitting beneath it all.

  Finish

  Long and gentle, closing with vanilla and a dry, faintly smoky note that speaks of an old, well-used cask.

  Specifications

  Name: Chivas Regal 12 Year
  Distillery: Chivas Brothers Ltd
  Region/Country: Scotland
  Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
  Age: 12 years
  ABV: 43%
  Size: 75 CL
  Cask type: Oak casks
  Natural colour: No
  Bottled: 1970s

  Flavour Profile

  Honey · Dried Fruit · Spiced · Soft Oak · Classic

  Investment Potential

  Medium-High. This specific 1970s bottling for the German market has long been discontinued and is consistently sought after by collectors in both the UK and continental Europe — it typically changes hands for several times the current recommended price of the standard bottling, partly because the box, cap and label style document a period of Chivas history that no longer exists in production.

  Did You Know?

  The "Ausländisches Erzeugnis" wording on the back label isn't just decoration — it was a legal requirement for all Scotch whisky sold in West Germany right up until 1983, and today it's one of the most reliable ways collectors date old Chivas bottles.

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  • 1pcs.
    180,75EUR
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  Killowen Barantuil Irish Single Cask Whiskey #186 KD 70 cl 60,44%

  Item no.: 22865479-115511

  Down in the foothills of the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland sits a distillery barely bigger than a garage. Two handmade copper stills, a repurposed shipping container, and a flame under the pots that never goes out - that's Killowen, and it's where this bottle comes from.

  Expert Description

  Killowen Barántúil Cask #KDC186 is an Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey matured for its entire maturation in an Oloroso sherry cask and bottled at cask strength, 60.44% ABV.

  Barántúil is Killowen's own single cask series - the name means "authentic" in Irish, which suits the philosophy behind it well. Cask #KDC186 was distilled from a mash bill of malted and unmalted barley, unmalted oats and unmalted rye, and spent three years in a 120-litre Oloroso cask. This marks the first time Killowen has let a whiskey sit in a full-size Oloroso cask for its whole maturation - previous releases in the series typically saw sherry only as a shorter finish on top of bourbon casks. Just 169 bottles were released.

  Killowen distils the old way: open, wild fermentation with no added yeast strains, flame-fired stills, and double distillation - where most other Irish distilleries today triple distil. Cooling runs through traditional worm tubs. The result is a whiskey with more weight and body than you'd typically expect from Irish pot still.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Ginger bread and warm spice up front, followed by ripe apricot and sultana. Underneath sits a trace of almond paste and nutmeg.

  Palate

  Dense and spicy - like biting into a fig tart dusted with brown sugar, followed by something close to pine needle from a spruce forest. The cask strength is felt, but the whiskey carries it well.

  Finish

  Long, with nutmeg over baked apple and peach. A fine example of just how good pot still spice can be when it's allowed to do the talking.

  Specifications

  Name: Killowen Barántúil Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey Cask #KDC186
  Distillery: Killowen Distillery
  Region/Country: County Down, Northern Ireland
  Type: Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey
  Age: 3 years
  ABV: 60.44%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Oloroso Sherry Cask
  Non-chill Filtered: Yes
  Natural Colour: Yes
  Distillation Method: Double Distilled
  Number of Bottles: 169
  Edition: Barántúil - Cask #KDC186
  

  Flavour Profile

  Sherry-matured · Spicy · Nutty · Fruity · Bold

  Investment Potential

  Medium. Killowen is one of the most talked-about names in Irish whiskey right now - named Craft Producer of the Year 2025 and ranked the second highest Irish distillery on the World's Most Admired Whiskies list. With only 169 bottles and a cask type the distillery hasn't used this way before, there's good reason to expect rising interest in this release.

  Did You Know?

  Killowen calls itself Ireland's smallest distillery - the entire operation runs on around 10 square metres, designed and built by co-founder Brendan Carty, a trained architect.

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  • 1pcs.
    187,50EUR
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  Bunnahabhain 15 year old An Cuan Garbh No 1 Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 51,6%

  Item no.: 5056-807777

  Bunnahabhain sits at the edge of nowhere, where Islay turns its back on the mainland and faces the open sea. An Cuan Garbh No.1 carries the name of that crossing – it simply means "the rough sea" – and it drinks that way too: sweetness and salt, weather and calm, sitting side by side.

  Expert Description

  Bunnahabhain 15 Year Old An Cuan Garbh No.1 is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky finished in White Port casks from Portugal's Douro Valley and bottled at 51.6%.

  This is the first release in the 2026 chapter of Bunnahabhain's Westering Home Collection, a three-part collector series built around the journey home to Islay. Last year's opening chapter, Turas Math, was about setting sail. An Cuan Garbh is about the crossing itself, the rough and changeable stretch that comes in between. The whisky has spent 15 years resting on oak before being transferred into casks that previously held White Port from the Douro Valley. It's an unusual finishing cask for Scotch whisky, and it shows: Bunnahabhain's salty, nutty backbone picks up a brighter, more fruit-driven edge. The whisky is unpeated, naturally coloured and non-chill filtered, and arrives in a limited release tied to Fèis Ìle 2026.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Bright and floral, honeysuckle and elderflower giving way quickly to ripe stone fruit and candied citrus peel. Underneath sits a warm, honeyed note of ripe malt.

  Palate

  Peach and apricot lead, backed by candied lemon and honey-roasted almonds. Toasted malt gives it weight, while a light ginger spice keeps things lifted.

  Finish

  Long and nutty, with a last trace of candied fruit and a touch of coastal salt air.

  Specifications

  Name: Bunnahabhain 15 Year Old An Cuan Garbh No.1
  Distillery: Bunnahabhain
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 15 Years
  ABV: 51.6%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Oak, finished in White Port casks from the Douro Valley
  Non-chill Filtered: Yes
  Natural Colour: Yes
  Distillation Method: Double distilled
  Bottled: 2026
  Edition: An Cuan Garbh No.1, Westering Home Collection, Fèis Ìle 2026
  EAN No.: 5029704221745

  Flavour Profile

  Fruity · Honeyed · Floral · Coastal · Lightly Spiced

  Investment Potential

  Medium – An Cuan Garbh No.1 is a limited Fèis Ìle release and the opening bottle in a new trilogy chapter from Bunnahabhain. Earlier chapters in the Westering Home series have drawn growing collector interest, and the limited outturn points toward solid value growth over time.

  Did You Know?

  Until the 1960s, Bunnahabhain could only be reached by boat, there was simply no road in. That remote setting still runs through the brand's story, which is why the journey home is the thread tying the whole Westering Home Collection together.

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  • 1pcs.
    207,75EUR
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  Glenkinchie 10 years old Version 2 Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 100 cl 43%

  Item no.: 50595534-8377

  Some whiskies carry their age on the label rather than in the glass. This particular Glenkinchie still wears the label design the distillery retired years ago, from before its 12-year-old successor even existed.

  Expert Description

  Glenkinchie 10 Year Old Edinburgh Malt Old Version is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at 43%. This bottling belongs to the original 10 Year Old expression Diageo launched in 1988 as the Lowland representative in its famous Classic Malts of Scotland range, alongside names like Talisker, Oban and Lagavulin. Production of this 10 year old version continued until 2006, and it was officially discontinued in 2007 when a 12 year old expression took its place, making this a distinctly earlier generation than what sits on shelves today.

  Glenkinchie sits in East Lothian, a short drive from Edinburgh, and earned its nickname "The Edinburgh Malt" precisely because of that proximity. The distillery has been running since 1837 and is known for housing some of Scotland's largest stills, which produces a lighter, more floral spirit than what most people associate with Scotch whisky. The barley grown on the surrounding farmland is said to mature quickly into the whisky's character, giving it the fresh, almost green style the Lowland region is known for.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Light and delicate with a clean, fresh aroma. There's a hint of freshly cut grass and a touch of dryness underneath, hinting at the classic Lowland style.

  Palate

  Soft and rounded with fresh, green notes and a touch of summer fruit. The body stays light, almost delicate, making it easy to enjoy without water.

  Finish

  Short to medium, with a delicate dryness that rounds off the experience nicely.

  Specifications

  Name: Glenkinchie 10 Year Old Edinburgh Malt Old Version
  Distillery: Glenkinchie
  Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
  Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 10 years
  ABV: 43%
  Size: 100 CL
  Edition: Classic Malts Of Scotland
  EAN no.: 5000281003610
  

  Flavour Profile

  Light · Floral · Fresh · Green · Dry Finish

  Did You Know?

  When Diageo picked the six whiskies for its Classic Malts range in 1988, Glenkinchie got the nod for the Lowlands over Rosebank, a choice many whisky people at the time considered the more obvious one. Rosebank closed not long after, and today collectors treat that bottle as one of the great lost names, while Glenkinchie remained standing as the public face of the Lowlands.

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    160,75EUR
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  Glenfiddich 18 year old Excellence Old Version Single Speyside Malt Whisky 43%

  Item no.: 222265429-671

  Some bottles are simply sold, and some bottles carry a family's story with them.
  Glenfiddich Excellence 18 Year Old is the latter - a black and gold tribute to eighteen people who, across generations, have kept the distillery in family hands.
  It's whisky as craft and legacy, bottled together.

  Expert Description

  Glenfiddich Excellence 18 Year Old is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in oak casks and bottled at 43%.

  This bottle is a discontinued release from Glenfiddich that no longer forms part of the distillery's core range. The label describes the whisky as "Pure Malt" - a term used before "Single Malt" became the industry standard, and one that hints at just how old this release is. Glenfiddich remains owned and run by the Grant family, and the distillery sits in Dufftown at the heart of Speyside, drawing its water from a single source, the Robbie Dhu spring.

  The black bottle with its gold embossed detailing is unmistakable and a world away from Glenfiddich's more understated modern packaging. That visual style, combined with the fact that this expression is no longer bottled, turns this release into more than just another 18 year old single malt - it's a piece of the distillery's history.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Ripe apples and pears meet a touch of honey and light spice, with warm oak sitting underneath it all.

  Palate

  Round and full-bodied with honey, vanilla and dried fruit - dates and candied orange peel - drifting into gently spiced oak.

  Finish

  Long and warming, with a dry, spiced oak finish and a last trace of sweetness.

  Specifications

  Name: Glenfiddich Excellence 18 Year Old
  Distillery: Glenfiddich
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 18 Years
  ABV: 43%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Oak Casks
  Edition: Excellence
  EAN No.: 5010327605210

  Flavour Profile

  Fruity · Honeyed · Spiced · Oak-Driven · Rounded

  Investment Potential

  High. This is a discontinued release that Glenfiddich no longer produces, and it now surfaces mainly through specialists in rare and old whisky. The iconic black and gold packaging and the older "Pure Malt" labelling make it sought after among collectors, and its value has risen noticeably as fewer bottles remain in circulation.

  Did You Know?

  The name "Excellence" pays tribute to the eighteen members of the Grant family who, across generations, have helped run Glenfiddich - hence the number 18 in the name.

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  • 1pcs.
    469,00EUR
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  Ardnahoe Chairmans Selection 6 year old Single Islay Malt Whisky 60,2%

  Item no.: 222355-655

  When Stewart Laing died in the spring of 2026, he left behind more than a distillery on Islay's north-east coast. He left one last bottle, composed to his own taste, boxed with a personal letter written in his own hand.

  Expert Description

  Ardnahoe Chairman's Selection is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured 6 years in sherry and bourbon casks and bottled at cask strength 60.2%.

  This is a tribute release, composed to Stewart Laing's own specifications shortly before his death, and it carries his name as the final whisky he personally signed off on. Ardnahoe drew on older stock for this release and selected the distillery's most heavily peated spirit for the job - making Chairman's Selection the smokiest whisky Ardnahoe has bottled to date. The casks are predominantly first-fill sherry, topped up with bourbon, and the combination gives a depth not found elsewhere in the distillery's range. The whisky is neither chill-filtered nor coloured.

  Ardnahoe was Islay's ninth distillery when the first spirit ran from the stills in October 2018 - the culmination of over 50 years in the whisky trade for Stewart Laing. The distillery runs Islay's only worm tub condensers alongside Scotland's longest lyne arms at 7.5 metres, giving the spirit weight and a creamy texture under the smoke from an early age.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Peated smoke arrives first, followed by sea salt air and a dark, rich cocoa note.

  Palate

  The smoke deepens into an earthy, glowing intensity, joined by citrus from the sherry cask, honeyed malt and stewed plums.

  Finish

  Long and dry, with ash from burnt-out peat embers, cracked black pepper and a touch of salted caramel.

  Specifications

  Name: Ardnahoe Chairman's Selection
  Distillery: Ardnahoe
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 6 Years
  ABV: 60.2%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Sherry and Bourbon Casks
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distillation method: Worm tub condensing (Islay's only) with 7.5-metre lyne arms
  Edition: Chairman's Selection
  EAN No.: 5060354290002

  Distillery: Ardnahoe

  Flavour Profile

  Peated · Smoky · Sherry-matured · Complex · Spiced

  Investment Potential

  High. This is the final whisky Stewart Laing composed before his death, and only a strictly limited number of bottles have come to Denmark. The story and the personal signature make this a bottle collectors will hold onto - and prices on the international market have already climbed sharply since launch.

  Did You Know?

  Only 120 bottles of Chairman's Selection have been allocated to the Danish market - a fraction of an already tightly limited release.

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  • 1pcs.
    154,00EUR
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  Blanton's Straight From The Barrel Proof 128.5 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 64.25%

  Item no.: 2295-8956

  There's only one place on earth where this whiskey is born – Warehouse H at Buffalo Trace in Kentucky, where Kentucky's brutal summers and cold winters push bourbon and oak together harder than almost anywhere else on the property. From here, the whiskey is pulled straight out of the barrel, no water, no filter. This is Blanton's at its rawest.

  Expert's Description

  Blanton's Straight From The Barrel is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey matured in new charred American oak barrels and bottled at barrel proof of 64.25%.

  This expression is uncut and unfiltered, dumped straight from the barrel with no adjustment to strength or appearance. It shares the same high-rye mash bill (Mash Bill #2) as the rest of the Blanton's range, but where Original and Gold Edition are cut down to 46.5% and 51.5% respectively, Straight From The Barrel keeps the whiskey's full, natural barrel strength.

  For years this bottle was only available outside the U.S., mainly in Japan, where the rights to Blanton's belong to Takara Shuzo. Buffalo Trace Distillery still distills and ages every Blanton's expression, no matter where it ends up being sold. Since 2020, a small allocation has also reached the U.S. market, though it remains a bottle worth hunting for.

  Because each bottle comes from a single barrel, the proof shifts from one dump to the next, typically somewhere between 125 and 135. This particular dump lands at 128.5 proof, and the barrel's dump date is printed right on the label, so no two bottles are quite the same.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dark chocolate and caramel meet an earthy hint of walnut and hazelnut, with the heat to come already announcing itself.

  Palate

  The barrel proof unfolds into warm vanilla, oak and toasted nuts, spicy and intense, with a trace of butterscotch and honey underneath.

  Finish

  Long and warming, with spice and oak lingering well after the last sip.

  Specifications

  Name: Blanton's Straight From The Barrel
  Distillery: Buffalo Trace Distillery
  Region/Country: Kentucky, USA
  Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  ABV: 64.25%
  Cask Type: New charred American oak barrels
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural color: Yes

  Flavor Profile

  Full-Bodied · Spicy · Sweet · Oak-Driven

  Investment Potential

  Medium. Blanton's is one of the most collected bourbon names in the world, and Straight From The Barrel is the most concentrated expression in the lineup, recently named Best Single Barrel Bourbon at the World Whiskies Awards. That said, it's a recurring part of Blanton's core range rather than a one-off release, which keeps the potential at medium rather than high.

  Did You Know?

  Blanton's was created in 1984 by master distiller Elmer T. Lee as his personal parting gift to the industry. It was the world's first commercially available single barrel bourbon, and it single-handedly created an entirely new category: super premium bourbon.

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  • 1pcs.
    147,25EUR
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  Blanton's Straight From The Barrel Proof 130.3 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 65.15%

  Item no.: 2295-8955

  There's only one place on earth where this whiskey is born – Warehouse H at Buffalo Trace in Kentucky, where Kentucky's brutal summers and cold winters push bourbon and oak together harder than almost anywhere else on the property. From here, the whiskey is pulled straight out of the barrel, no water, no filter. This is Blanton's at its rawest.

  Expert's Description

  Blanton's Straight From The Barrel is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey matured in new charred American oak barrels and bottled at barrel proof of 65.15%.

  This expression is uncut and unfiltered, dumped straight from the barrel with no adjustment to strength or appearance. It shares the same high-rye mash bill (Mash Bill #2) as the rest of the Blanton's range, but where Original and Gold Edition are cut down to 46.5% and 51.5% respectively, Straight From The Barrel keeps the whiskey's full, natural barrel strength.

  For years this bottle was only available outside the U.S., mainly in Japan, where the rights to Blanton's belong to Takara Shuzo. Buffalo Trace Distillery still distills and ages every Blanton's expression, no matter where it ends up being sold. Since 2020, a small allocation has also reached the U.S. market, though it remains a bottle worth hunting for.

  Because each bottle comes from a single barrel, the proof shifts from one dump to the next, typically somewhere between 125 and 135. This particular dump lands at 130.3 proof, and the barrel's dump date is printed right on the label, so no two bottles are quite the same.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dark chocolate and caramel meet an earthy hint of walnut and hazelnut, with the heat to come already announcing itself.

  Palate

  The barrel proof unfolds into warm vanilla, oak and toasted nuts, spicy and intense, with a trace of butterscotch and honey underneath.

  Finish

  Long and warming, with spice and oak lingering well after the last sip.

  Specifications

  Name: Blanton's Straight From The Barrel
  Distillery: Buffalo Trace Distillery
  Region/Country: Kentucky, USA
  Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  ABV: 65.15%
  Cask Type: New charred American oak barrels
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural color: Yes

  Flavor Profile

  Full-Bodied · Spicy · Sweet · Oak-Driven

  Investment Potential

  Medium. Blanton's is one of the most collected bourbon names in the world, and Straight From The Barrel is the most concentrated expression in the lineup, recently named Best Single Barrel Bourbon at the World Whiskies Awards. That said, it's a recurring part of Blanton's core range rather than a one-off release, which keeps the potential at medium rather than high.

  Did You Know?

  Blanton's was created in 1984 by master distiller Elmer T. Lee as his personal parting gift to the industry. It was the world's first commercially available single barrel bourbon, and it single-handedly created an entirely new category: super premium bourbon.

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    147,25EUR
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  Ardbeg Dolce Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 47,8%

  Item no.: 2241555-44669

  There's something sun-drenched about Islay's cliffs this year. Ardbeg has brought a taste of Sicily home to its rugged, windswept coast, and the result looks like an old Italian film poster painted in smoke, orange peel and sunlight.

  Expert's Description

  Ardbeg Dolce Islay is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in bourbon casks and Marsala Dolce casks and bottled at 47.8%.

  This is Ardbeg's official release for Ardbeg Day 2026, the distillery's annual celebration during Fèis Ìle on Islay, built this year around the theme "La Dolce Vita" — a nod to the glamour of 1960s Italian cinema. The whisky brings together malt matured in Marsala Dolce casks, the sweetest style of Sicilian fortified wine, with classic bourbon cask-matured Ardbeg. The Marsala casks add a deep, dry sweetness of dried fruit and a slightly oxidative edge, while the bourbon casks keep the distillery's usual citrus brightness and smoke intact. It's a limited release, only available while stocks last.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Ripe apricot and raisins meet orange marmalade, with a hint of roasted almonds and a distant, smoky peat in the background.

  Palate

  Dark chocolate and roasted nuts sit on top of Ardbeg's signature smoke, while the Marsala casks add a sweet, almost wine-like depth.

  Finish

  Long and smoky, with a trailing note of applewood smoke and a last touch of sweet fruit.

  Specifications

  Name: Ardbeg Dolce Islay
  Distillery: Ardbeg
  Region/Country: Scotland, Islay
  Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 47.8%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon casks and Marsala Dolce casks
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Distillation method: Double distilled
  Edition: Ardbeg Day 2026 "Cue The Smoke"
  EAN no.: 5010494999860

  Flavour Profile

  Smoky · Fruity · Sweet · Nutty · Spiced

  Investment Potential

  Medium-high. Ardbeg Day releases are among the most sought-after in the whisky world, often sold with a strict per-customer limit, and past releases like Smokiverse and the Anthology series have risen markedly in value since going out of stock.

  Did You Know?

  Ardbeg Day always falls on the last Saturday of Fèis Ìle, Islay's annual whisky and music festival — and in 2026 the whole celebration is built around a film-reel motif on the label, a nod to the 1960s cinema theme.

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  Redbreast Moscatel Wine Cask Edition Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey 46%

  Item no.: 2225426-5010

  There's a particular kind of light that pours out of Málaga, and somehow it found its way into this glass. Redbreast has always known its way around a sherry butt — this time it went looking for sunshine instead.

  Expert's Description

  Redbreast Moscatel Wine Cask Edition is a Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, first matured in a combination of ex-bourbon casks and Spanish oloroso sherry casks, then finished for 16 months in Moscatel wine casks, bottled at 46%.

  It's the fifth release in the acclaimed Iberian Series, and the first ever to use a Moscatel finish. The casks come from Bodegas Quitapenas in Málaga, a family-run bodega with roots stretching back to 1880, now led by fifth-generation custodians Marta Suárez Prieto and Víctor Suárez Onrubia. The Moscatel wine itself spent 24 months in American oak before the casks were emptied and shipped on to Midleton Distillery, where they've been shaping Redbreast's pot still spirit since June 2024.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Fresh and floral, with zesty tangerine and orange peel, dustings of nutmeg and a base of rich, creamy vanilla oak.

  Palate

  Vibrant, ripe fruit meets toffee and honeycomb, with subtle dried herbs running underneath and the oak keeping everything anchored.

  Finish

  Long and spiced, with the classic pot still character and a wine-seasoned sweetness that lingers well after the last sip.

  Specifications

  Name: Redbreast Moscatel Wine Cask Edition
  Distillery: Midleton Distillery
  Region/Country: Ireland
  Type: Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask Type: Ex-bourbon and oloroso sherry casks, finished in Moscatel wine casks
  Distillation Method: Triple distilled
  Edition: Iberian Series – 5th release

  Flavour Profile

  Fruity · Sherry-matured · Spiced · Creamy · Floral

  Did You Know?

  The Moscatel casks had already lived a whole life in wine before they ever met whiskey — filled with Moscatel and aged for two years at Bodegas Quitapenas before they were even sent to Ireland.

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  Springbank 12 year old Cask Strength 2026 Single Campbeltown Malt Scotch Whisky 56,6%

  Item no.: 22266-34444

  There's a smell in Campbeltown old whisky hands still call "the reek" - a mix of salt air, wet barley and oil from copper stills that have been running since 1828. Springbank is where that smell never left, and where every drop is still made under one roof, from grain to bottle.

  Expert's description

  Springbank 12 Year Old Cask Strength 2026 is a Single Campbeltown Malt Scotch Whisky, fully matured in bourbon casks and bottled at cask strength at 56.6%.

  This release is Batch 29 in Springbank's popular 12-year-old cask strength series, which has been released twice a year since 2010. Where earlier batches often carried a sherry influence, this one is matured entirely in bourbon casks - a deliberate choice that lets the grain, the salt and the light smoke speak for themselves without any sweetness from sherry wood.

  The barley is malted on Springbank's own malting floors, distilled two-and-a-half times on the distillery's old-fashioned copper stills, and matured on site in Campbeltown. The whisky is neither chill-filtered nor coloured, so what's in the glass is exactly what came out of the cask.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Citrus peel and sea salt meet dried banana and granola, with a touch of honey and a whisper of smoke waiting in the background.

  Palate

  Grapefruit and orange peel roll across the palate alongside white marshmallow and toffee, before black pepper and a touch of chilli take over.

  Finish

  Cocoa, glazed cherries and salted pretzels linger long, with a dry, ashy smoke the last thing to fade.

  Specifications

  Name: Springbank 12 Year Old Cask Strength 2026
  Distillery: Springbank
  Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
  Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 12 years
  ABV: 56.6%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon casks
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distillation method: 2.5 times distilled
  Bottled: 2026
  Edition: Batch 29

  Flavour Profile

  Lightly peated · Salty and coastal · Fruity · Spicy

  Investment Potential

  Medium. Springbank has ranked among Scotland's most sought-after distilleries for years, and its twice-yearly cask strength batches are typically snapped up shortly after release. This batch, matured entirely in bourbon casks, stands apart from - and for some collectors is more interesting than - the sherry-led editions.

  Did You Know?

  Springbank, Longrow and Hazelburn - the distillery's three different whisky styles - are all made on exactly the same four stills. It's not three distilleries, just one, distilling, maturing and bottling differently depending on which style is up next.

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    154,00EUR
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  Cambus 1991/2025 Woodrows of Edinburgh 34 Year Old Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky 52%

  Item no.: 0597639-9632

  There are not many left who remember the sound of Cambus running. The distillery closed in 1993, and all that remains are the casks and the stories they hold.

  Expert description

  Cambus 1991/2025 Woodrow's of Edinburgh 34 Years is a Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky from 2nd Fill Puncheon #103260A, bottled at 52% without chill filtration and without added colour.

  The bottle belongs to the Curators Cut Edition from Woodrow's of Edinburgh, an independent bottler based in Leith. The spirit was distilled on 29 November 1991 at Cambus, one of the large Lowland grain distilleries that closed for good in 1993. Today the old distillery site is reduced to a cooperage for Diageo, where nothing is distilled and only casks are repaired.

  Thirty-four years is a long time for a grain whisky, but that is also what makes the bottle interesting: the cask has had plenty of time to work without drowning out the light, elegant character grain whisky is known for. The cask gave 275 bottles.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Vanilla fudge and white chocolate first, then caramelised sugar and ripe pear. Behind them sit toasted almonds and a trace of oak that never becomes too much.

  Palate

  Creamy, almost silky in the mouth. Toffee and vanilla custard glide across the palate with pale oak and a fine, dry grain note underneath.

  Finish

  Long and warm with fudge, almond and a pleasant dryness from the puncheon.

  Specifications

  Name: Cambus 1991/2025 Woodrows of Edinburgh 34 Years Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky 52%
  Distillery: Cambus
  Bottler: Woodrow's of Edinburgh
  Region/Country: Lowlands, Scotland
  Type: Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Age: 34 years
  ABV: 52%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: 2nd Fill Puncheon #103260A
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distilled: 29/11/1991
  Number of bottles: 275
  Edition: Curators Cut Edition

  Flavour profile

  Creamy · Vanilla · Nutty · Soft · Very mature

  Investment potential

  High. Thirty-four years, a closed distillery and a run of 275 bottles. Old Cambus casks are among the most sought after in grain whisky.

  Did you know?

  A puncheon typically holds around 500 litres like a butt, but is shorter and wider. The shape gives a different wood to liquid ratio, and the cask type is used more often for rum than for whisky.

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  Springbank 26 Years Single Cask Juuls 100th Anniversary Vintage 1999 Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky 44.1%

  Item no.: 5059288-96322

  There is ice in the air over the Kintyre peninsula, and behind Springbank's walls, time has been allowed to work quietly. This bottle comes from a single cask, filled in October 1999, when no one knew it would end up marking a hundred years of Danish wine trading.

  Expert Description

  Springbank 26 Year Old Single Cask Juuls 100th Anniversary is a Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky distilled in October 1999, matured in a first-fill sherry cask and later a refill bourbon cask, and bottled at natural cask strength, 44.1%.

  The whisky rested for 20 years in the sherry cask before being transferred in 2019 to the refill bourbon cask, where it matured for a further six years. The cask yielded exactly 108 bottles. The release marks the 100th anniversary of Juuls Vin & Spiritus, which has imported Springbank to the Danish market since 1926, and was first presented at an anniversary tasting in January 2026.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dried figs, raisins and a touch of sherry sweetness mix with salty sea air and a hint of beeswax, with a light smokiness underneath.

  Palate

  Full and lightly oily, with caramelised sugar, dark chocolate and ripe stone fruit. Six years in the bourbon cask has softened the edges and added vanilla and toasted oak.

  Finish

  Long, salty and lightly dry, with a closing hint of spiced ginger and a lingering smokiness.

  Specifications

  Name: Springbank 26 Year Old Single Cask Juuls 100th Anniversary Vintage 1999
  Distillery: Springbank
  Bottler: Juuls
  Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
  Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 26 years
  ABV: 44.1%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: First-fill sherry cask followed by refill bourbon cask
  Bottled: January 2026
  Number of bottles: 108
  Edition: Juuls 100th Anniversary
  EAN no.: 610854012304

  Flavour Profile

  Sherried · Maritime · Fruity · Peated

  Investment Potential

  High. With only 108 bottles from a single cask, 26 years of maturation and a story tied closely to one of Denmark's oldest wine merchants, this is one of the most sought-after Springbank releases in recent times.

  Did You Know?

  Springbank is one of very few Scottish distilleries where the entire process, from malting the barley to the finished bottle, still takes place on the same site in Campbeltown.

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  Bruichladdich Waves 2nd Edition Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 505956-553

  There is something honest about a whisky named after the thing that shaped it. Out on the Rhinns of Islay, where the Atlantic keeps hammering the coast, the casks for Waves breathed sea air year after year. You can taste it.

  Expert description

  Bruichladdich Waves 2nd Edition is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in bourbon casks and finished in madeira casks, bottled at 46%.

  Waves belongs to Bruichladdich's multi-vintage range, assembled by Jim McEwan during his time as master distiller. It is a lightly to medium peated Islay malt where bourbon casks lay the foundation with vanilla, malt and pale grain, while the madeira finish draws raisin, dark fruit and a touch of wine spice over the top.

  The second edition dropped the age statement the first release carried and came in new packaging, but the philosophy is unchanged: to show the softer, cleaner side of Islay. The peat sits as a quiet undertone rather than a blast, and the dram turns more maritime the longer it stands in the glass.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Sea air and citrus peel with vanilla, dried apricot and a light, sweetish smoke in the background.

  Palate

  Soft and malty with raisin and dark fruit from the madeira cask, salt at the edge and a steady, mild peat smoke.

  Finish

  Medium and salted with wine spice, malt and a last suggestion of smoke.

  Specifications

  Name: Bruichladdich Waves 2nd Edition Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
  Distillery: Bruichladdich
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon casks finished in madeira casks
  Edition: Waves 2nd Edition
  EAN no.: 0618105556706

  Flavour profile

  Maritime · Lightly smoked · Fruity · Malty · Soft

  Investment potential

  Medium. Waves has left the Bruichladdich range, and releases from Jim McEwan's time at the distillery have drawn rising collector interest.

  Did you know?

  Bruichladdich was left silent in 1994 until a consortium bought the distillery in 2000 and brought in Jim McEwan from Bowmore. By then he had worked with whisky on Islay since the age of fifteen.

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  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 42,7%

  Item no.: 22225390-7550

  Europe's largest grain distillery holds bottles most people never spot. Cameronbridge runs spirit at industrial scale for Diageo's blends, but once in a while a single cask slips free and is left to stand for more than three decades.

  Expert description

  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years is a Single Grain Scotch Whisky matured in Bourbon Hogsheads and bottled at 42.7%.

  Cameronbridge sits in Fife in the Lowlands and was founded in 1824 by John Haig. It is Europe's largest grain distillery and supplies most of Diageo's grain spirit for blends such as Johnnie Walker and Bell's. Single grain bottlings from the distillery are rare in themselves, and one with 33 years behind it is a curiosity that mainly surfaces through independent bottlers.

  The release belongs to Cadenhead's Original Collection, the series from Scotland's oldest independent bottler. The whisky matured fully in bourbon hogsheads — the cask type that lets the soft, creamy character of grain speak with vanilla, coconut and pale spice instead of being covered by heavy sherry.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Vanilla and coconut with yellow fruit, pale caramel and a light pastry note.

  Palate

  Soft and rounded with fudge, honey and ripe pear. The lower strength makes it easy to drink without turning thin.

  Finish

  Medium and creamy with vanilla, grain and a stroke of oak.

  Specifications

  Name: Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Whisky 70 cl 42.7%
  Distillery: Cameronbridge
  Bottler: Cadenhead's
  Region/Country: Fife, Lowlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  Age: 33 years
  ABV: 42,7%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon Hogsheads
  Distilled: 1992
  Bottled: 2025
  Edition: Original Collection

  Flavour profile

  Creamy · Vanilla · Sweet · Soft · Mature

  Investment potential

  Medium. Three decades of maturation from a distillery that almost never releases single grain under its own name, bottled by Scotland's oldest independent bottler.

  Did you know?

  Cameronbridge is where Robert Stein in 1827 and later Aeneas Coffey put continuous distillation into practice. Without that work neither blended Scotch nor modern grain whisky would exist.

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  Bowmore 1989/2010 A D Rattray 21 year old Single Cask Islay Malt Whisky 52,2%

  Item no.: 7865449-30155

  There are whiskies you open for a special occasion. And there are whiskies that are the occasion. A 21-year-old Bowmore from 1989, bottled directly from a single sherry cask — only 240 bottles, exclusively for the Danish market — falls unmistakably into the second category.

  Expert's description

  Bowmore 1989/2010 A.D. Rattray 21 Year is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a sherry cask (cask no. 1099) and bottled at 52.2%. A. Dewar Rattray is one of Scotland's most respected independent bottlers, and Tim Morrison behind the company knows Bowmore from the inside — his family owned the distillery from 1963 to 1994 before Suntory took over. This gives the bottling a particular credibility. Cask no. 1099, a sherry cask, received new make spirit on 18 February 1989 and was bottled exactly 21 years later, on 18 February 2010. That symmetry is rare. Non-chill filtered, natural colour, at natural cask strength of 52.2% and selected specifically for the Danish market — only 240 bottles in total.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Dark fruit at the front — stewed plums, raisins and a trace of leather. Behind it, Bowmore's sea salt and gentle smoke, now wrapped in the warmth of old sherry oak.

  Taste

  Rich and layered. Dark chocolate, dried fig and orange peel with a warming peat smoke running through the middle. The sherry cask has left its mark deeply — yet the Islay character remains intact.

  Finish

  Long and complex. Smoke, dried fruit and gentle spice continue for minutes. One of the longest finishes you will find in a Bowmore of this age.

  Specifications

  Name: Bowmore 1989/2010 A. Dewar Rattray Individual Cask Bottling
  Distillery: Bowmore
  Bottler: A. Dewar Rattray
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 21 years
  ABV: 52.2%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Sherry cask (cask no. 1099)
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distilled: 18.02.1989
  Bottled: 18.02.2010
  Number of bottles: 240
  Edition: Individual Cask Bottling – Danish exclusive

  Flavour profile

  Sherried · Aged · Peated · Maritime · Single Cask

  Investment potential

  High. A 1989 vintage Bowmore single cask with only 240 bottles, a Danish exclusive and bottled by a family with direct ties to the distillery. An exceptional and increasingly rare collector's bottle.

  Did you know?

  The Morrison family, who owned Bowmore from 1963 to 1994, also owned Highland Park and Auchentoshan. Tim Morrison — the man behind A. Dewar Rattray today — grew up with Bowmore as part of his family's heritage, giving these releases a personal dimension most independent bottlings lack.

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    375,25EUR
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  Mosgaard Black Palo 2026 Single Malt Danish Whisky 50 cl 56.6%

  Item no.: 057771-593215

  A dark, spiced release from the Funen distillery, named after its palo cask.

  Expert description

  Mosgaard Black Palo 2026 is a Danish Single Malt Whisky, bottled at 56.6%. Mosgaard Whisky was founded in 2015 by Gitte and Jes Mosgaard on the Danish island of Funen, on a former farm overlooking apple orchards and the Langeland Sound. The distillery works exclusively with organic raw materials, including organic Danish barley from Gyrup Malteri, and won the award for Best Danish Distillery three years running at the Berlin International Spirits Competition (2019-2021). The Black Palo expression is matured in casks that give the whisky a dark colour and a spicy, powerful character, bottled without added colour or chill filtration.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  The nose offers dark fruit, spice and a hint of toasted nuts.

  Palate

  The palate is powerful with liquorice, caramel and spiced oak.

  Finish

  The finish is long, dark and spicy.

  Specifications

  Name: Mosgaard Black Palo 2026 Single Malt Dansk Whisky
  Distillery: Mosgaard
  Region/Country: Funen, Denmark
  Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
  ABV: 56.6%
  Size: 50 CL
  Edition: 2026

  Flavour profile

  Dark · Spicy · Powerful · Nutty

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  Mosgaard 8 Year Oloroso Cask 7 Sister Casks Organic Single Malt Danish Whisky 50 cl 58.2%

  Item no.: 057771-593214

  Seven casks. Same cask type. Bottled together as one expression. That is the 7 Sister Casks philosophy from Mosgaard Distillery – and here they come with 8 years of Oloroso sherry character at 58.2%.

  Expert description

  Mosgaard 8 Year Oloroso Cask 7 Sister Casks is an organic Danish Single Malt Whisky bottled at 58.2% from Mosgaard Distillery in Odense. The whisky has been matured for 8 years on Oloroso sherry casks as part of the 7 Sister Casks concept – a series where seven casks of the same type are bottled together as a batch, giving greater consistency and depth than a single cask alone. Oloroso is a dry sherry cask with a rich, nutty and fruity character, and 8 years of maturation gives this cask ample opportunity to integrate with the organic Funen distillate. Bottled in 50 cl format.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Rich Oloroso sherry sweetness with dried fruits, walnut and dark caramel. Eight years of cask integration delivers a well-balanced, complex nose.

  Palate

  Full-bodied and round at 58.2% with the sherry cask's dark fruit and nutty character at the centre. Dried plums, figs and a warm oak spiciness. A drop of water is recommended.

  Finish

  Long and lasting with dry Oloroso sherry and light oak tannin.

  Specifications

  Name: Mosgaard 8 Year Oloroso Cask 7 Sister Casks
  Distillery: Mosgaard Distillery
  Region/Country: Odense, Denmark
  Type: Organic Danish Single Malt Whisky
  Age: 8 years
  ABV: 58.2%
  Size: 50 CL
  Cask type: Oloroso sherry cask
  Edition: 7 Sister Casks

  Flavour profile

  Sherry · Nutty · Dark fruit · Complex

  Did you know?

  The 7 Sister Casks concept at Mosgaard is based on the idea of bottling 7 casks of the same type together. Rather than highlighting a single cask – and thus a single character – Mosgaard blends the 7 casks into one batch expression. This gives greater consistency, more depth, and a more accessible entry point to the whisky than a single cask alone.

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  Arran 14 Years Old Single Island Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 222559963-963

  After a break, the 14-year-old is back in Arran's standing range — now in a more refined form that shows the distillery's island style from a new angle.

  Bourbon maturation supplemented by an exclusive share of Palo Cortado sherry casks.

  Expert Description

  Arran 14 Year Old is an Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured mainly in bourbon casks with a share of Palo Cortado sherry casks, bottled at 46%.

  The combination of the two cask types gives an elegant balance of sweetness, fruit and maritime notes, without drowning out Arran's natural character. The whisky is bottled non-chill filtered and with natural colour, marking a welcome return of this age group to the distillery's core range.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Ripe fruit and mandarin, with a light salted breeze from the coast around the Isle of Arran.

  Palate

  Rich and rounded with toffee, ripe apple, tropical fruit and a subtle maritime note.

  Finish

  Long, soft and harmonious with fine traces of oak and a mild, natural sweetness.

  Specifications

  Name: Arran 14 Year Old
  Distillery: Arran
  Region/Country: Isle of Arran, Scotland
  Type: Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 14 years
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Bourbon casks with a share of Palo Cortado sherry casks
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Serving suggestion: In a Glencairn glass at room temperature

  Flavour Profile

  Coastal · Fruity · Round · Spiced

  Did You Know?

  Palo Cortado is a rare sherry style that begins life as a fino but unexpectedly develops a deeper, more oloroso-like character — a quirk that makes every cask unique.

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  GlenAllachie 16 Year Old Billy Walker 50th Anniversary Present Edition Single Speyside Malt Whisky 46%

  Item no.: 22221111115-855896

  Some bottles mark an anniversary. This one marks a person. GlenAllachie 16 Year Old Present Edition honours Billy Walker's fifty years in the whisky industry, finished in a cask you rarely encounter in Scotch whisky: Japanese Mizunara oak, cut from trees that can stand for two centuries before they are ready to use.

  Expert's description

  GlenAllachie 16 Year Old Present Edition is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky, finished in Mizunara Virgin Oak casks after 1st fill PX and Oloroso sherry casks, bottled at 48% ABV.

  Present Edition is the second release in a three-part series GlenAllachie created to mark Billy Walker's half-century behind the stills. The series is built around three chapters of his career — past, present and a gift toward the future — and this expression represents the present: a spirit given extra time to mature on a cask that is as rare as it is sought after.

  Mizunara oak grows slowly and unevenly, which makes the wood porous and notoriously difficult to coop. Only a handful of cooperages worldwide have mastered the craft, and the result is a cask that lends notes of sandalwood, coconut and oriental spice — a character quite distinct from American or European oak.

  The whisky matured first in PX and Oloroso sherry casks before moving into Mizunara virgin oak, where it picked up its final layers of character. It was bottled in June 2022 in a run of 2,900 bottles worldwide, placing it among the rarer releases in GlenAllachie's anniversary programme.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dark chocolate and heather honey meet toasted almonds and sandalwood, while ginger, orange peel and a touch of coconut add an exotic edge.

  Palate

  Heather honey and cinnamon unfold alongside candied ginger and demerara sugar, carried by dark berries, hazelnuts and a syrupy note of fig.

  Finish

  Long and spiced, with a gentle echo of sandalwood and honey trailing quietly away.

  Specifications

  Name: GlenAllachie 16 Year Old Billy Walker 50th Anniversary Present Edition Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 48%
  Distillery: GlenAllachie
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 16 years
  ABV: 48%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Mizunara Virgin Oak Casks (after Oloroso/PX sherry casks)
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Number of bottles: 2,900 (worldwide)
  Edition: Present Edition – 50th Anniversary
  EAN no.: 5060568325385

  Flavour Profile

  Honey · Spiced oak · Dark chocolate · Exotic wood · Candied fruit

  Investment Potential

  Investment potential is rated High. With only 2,900 bottles released worldwide, a celebrated anniversary series and a rare Mizunara cask in play, this release sits among the more coveted chapters in GlenAllachie's recent history.

  Did you know?

  Did you know Mizunara trees need to reach at least 200 years of age before the wood is suitable for cask production — meaning every Mizunara cask represents two centuries of patience long before a single drop of whisky ever touched it?

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    938,25EUR
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  Braeval 2010 Little Brown Dog 16 Year Old White Port Barrique Single Speyside Malt Whisky 57.3%

  Item no.: 22333-9003

  White port in a whisky cask is a rarity. As a full sixteen year maturation it is close to unheard of. The colour alone tells you somebody took a chance here.

  Expert description

  Braeval 2010 Little Brown Dog 16 Years is a Single Speyside Malt Whisky fully matured in a White Port Barrique and bottled at cask strength, 57.3%.

  The whisky was distilled on 2 February 2010 and bottled on 11 February 2026. Unlike most wine cask releases, the spirit spent its whole life in the port cask rather than taking a short finish, and that changes the result fundamentally: the fruitiness of the cask is woven into the whisky rather than laid over it.

  Little Brown Dog has made experimental cask types its calling card. The bottler describes the colour as Jurassic Park Amber, which says something about both the hue and the house tone.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Honeydew melon and clear jelly sweets with fresh hay. Bright, summery and almost playful.

  Palate

  Green apple peel, tarte aux poires and quince jelly in fine balance. The white port cask brings a refined fruitiness and a vinous elegance.

  Finish

  Long and fruity with quince, pear and a dry, lightly spiced tail.

  Specifications

  Name: Braeval 2010 Little Brown Dog 16 Years White Port Barrique Single Speyside Malt Whisky 57.3%
  Distillery: Braeval
  Bottler: Little Brown Dog
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Single Speyside Malt Whisky
  Age: 16 years
  ABV: 57,3%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: White Port Barrique, full maturation
  Distilled: 02/02/2010
  Bottled: 11/02/2026

  Flavour profile

  Fruity · Wine matured · Fresh · Elegant · Powerful

  Investment potential

  Medium. Full maturation in a white port barrique is an unusual cask history, and Little Brown Dog releases appear in very small runs.

  Did you know?

  White port is made from white grapes and fortified in the same way as the red. It is rarely used for whisky maturation, partly because the casks are hard to source in the sizes the whisky industry works with.

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    150,00EUR
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  Mosgaard 8 yr Whisky.dk 2026 PX Cask Single Malt Dansk Whisky 50 cl 58,5%

  Item no.: 057771-59963

  Pedro Ximenez is the sweetest of all sherry casks. Eight years on a PX cask and 58.5% uncut – exclusively bottled for Whisky.dk in 2026. A remarkably rich and uncompromising expression.

  Expert description

  Mosgaard 8 Year Whisky.dk 2026 PX Cask is an organic Danish Single Malt Whisky bottled at 58.5% exclusively for Whisky.dk in 2026. The whisky has been matured for 8 years on Pedro Ximenez sherry casks – a cask type derived from the PX grape in Jerez, which produces the sweetest and most intensive type of sherry. PX casks impart enormous amounts of sweetness, dark fruit and dried raisins to a distillate, and 8 years of contact delivers a deep and uncompromising cask influence. Bottled in 50 cl format.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Intensely sweet PX sherry with dried raisins, dark chocolate and cream. A nose that lingers before you even open the bottle. Rich and uncompromising.

  Palate

  Full-bodied and intense at 58.5% with extreme sweetness from the PX cask. Raisins, dark plums and coffee notes from the rich sherry character. A drop of water is necessary for greater enjoyment.

  Finish

  Very long and persistent with a dark, chocolatey sweetness and dried fruit at the close.

  Specifications

  Name: Mosgaard 8 Year Whisky.dk 2026 PX Cask
  Distillery: Mosgaard Distillery
  Region/Country: Odense, Denmark
  Type: Organic Danish Single Malt Whisky
  Age: 8 years
  ABV: 58.5%
  Size: 50 CL
  Cask type: Pedro Ximenez sherry cask
  Edition: Whisky.dk 2026

  Flavour profile

  Sweet · Intense · Raisin · Chocolate

  Investment potential

  Medium. Exclusive bottlings for a single retailer in limited numbers are by definition rare – and this PX bottling for Whisky.dk 2026 is unique in that it will never be repeated in exactly the same form.

  Did you know?

  Pedro Ximenez (PX) is a grape grown in the Jerez region of southern Spain. The grapes are sun-dried to raisins, concentrating the sugar content to the extreme. The resulting sherry is so sweet it is almost syrupy. A PX cask that has held this sherry transfers its dense sweetness directly to the matured distillate.

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    160,75EUR
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  Nikka Miyagikyo 10 years old (Sendai) Single Malt Japanese Whisky 70 cl 45%

  Item no.: 2278556393-963

  Before the distillery was named Miyagikyo, whisky people simply knew it as Sendai - a name that still lives on in the bottle's subtitle.

  Expert Description

  Nikka Miyagikyo 10 Year (Sendai) is a Single Malt Japanese Whisky, bottled at 45%.

  Miyagikyo Distillery was founded in 1969 by Masataka Taketsuru as Nikka's second distillery, called the "lowland distillery" in contrast to the peated "highland distillery" Yoichi. The distillery originally went by the name Sendai, named after the nearby city, before officially changing to Miyagikyo - a name this bottle still honours in its subtitle.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Rich fruit, marzipan and dark chocolate.

  Palate

  Malt and wood with a tangy, spicy finish.

  Finish

  Dry vanilla, salt and a slightly tangy tail.

  Specifications

  Name: Nikka Miyagikyo 10 Year (Sendai)
  Distillery: Miyagikyo
  Region/Country: Miyagi, Japan
  Type: Single Malt Japanese Whisky
  Age: 10 years
  ABV: 45%
  Size: 70 CL
  EAN no.: 4904230104728

  Flavour Profile

  Rich · Malty · Tangy · Elegant

  Did You Know?

  The name Sendai comes from the nearby major city and is still used informally by many whisky enthusiasts, even though the distillery is officially named Miyagikyo.

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    335,00EUR
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  Douglas Laing 70th Anniversary 20 Year Old Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 52%

  Item no.: 22337555-79632

  Some whiskies you can simply go out and buy. Others required you to be standing in a particular room on a particular evening. Douglas Laing turned 70 in 2018, and for the celebration a single sherry butt was emptied. Seventy bottles. Every one of them signed by hand.

  The Expert's Description

  Douglas Laing 70th Anniversary 20 Years Old is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a single Sherry Butt and bottled at 52%. It was created for the importers and staff who attended the company’s 70th anniversary celebration, never reached a retail shelf, and that alone explains a great deal about how few exist.

  The Speyside distillery behind the whisky is undisclosed. That is standard practice when Douglas Laing bottles single casks sourced from distilleries that will not lend their name, and it is why the label reads Single Speyside Malt rather than a distillery name. The style, however, is unmistakable. Twenty years in Spanish sherry oak has pushed dark fruit and depth into the spirit without flattening Speyside's brighter malt sweetness. The cask yielded 70 bottles, hand filled and numbered, each label carrying the signatures of both Fred and Cara Laing.

  Douglas Laing has been bottling whisky since 1948 and the firm remains in the family's hands. The 70th Anniversary was their own birthday present to themselves, and one of the rarest pieces of whisky history the family has ever released.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Dark ripe fruit leads: prunes, figs and long-steeped raisins. Behind that sit honey, orange peel and a dry nuttiness from the sherry oak. Give the glass fifteen minutes and vanilla arrives, along with a whisper of old leather.

  Palate

  Full and close to oily. Caramel and baked apple meet cinnamon and a touch of clove, with oak tannin keeping the sweetness on a short leash. The 52% reads as warmth rather than heat. A few drops of water do not break it apart, they round it out.

  Finish

  Long and dry. Dark chocolate, pipe tobacco and a nutty bitterness that hangs around well after the last sip. Right at the end the honey comes back.

  Specifications

  Name: Douglas Laing 70th Anniversary 20 Years Old Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 52%
  Bottler: Douglas Laing
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 20 years
  ABV: 52%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Sherry Butt
  Bottled: 2018
  Number of bottles: 70
  Edition: 70th Anniversary

  Flavour Profile

  Sherry Matured · Fruity · Spiced · Nutty · Full Bodied · Oaky

  Investment Potential

  High. One cask, 70 bottles, never released for general sale and signed by the family behind the firm. That combination makes the bottle genuinely hard to track down, and it has climbed considerably in value since 2018.

  Did You Know?

  Douglas Laing was founded in 1948 by Fred Douglas Laing. That year Scotch was still rationed after the war, and most of the whisky bottled in Scotland was shipped abroad to earn foreign currency for the British Treasury. The firm was born into a market where whisky was treated almost as a trading commodity, on a par with coal.

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    603,00EUR
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  Ardnahoe Small Batch for Danish Retailers 2026 PX Quarter Cask Single Islay Malt Whisky 60.6%

  Item no.: 222355-653

  Danish retailers got to decide. Ardnahoe took their young, oily Islay spirit and moved it into small Pedro Ximénez quarter casks, the sweetest sherry in the smallest cask. At 60.6% there is no caution left anywhere.

  The Expert's Description

  Ardnahoe Small Batch for Danish Retailers 2026 is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky finished in small Pedro Ximénez quarter casks and bottled at 60.6% cask strength. It was distilled in June 2019 and bottled in February 2026, giving six years.

  The release shows Ardnahoe’s signature plainly: slow distillation, high cut points and the iconic worm tubs, which give a fuller and oilier spirit than a modern condenser would. After the primary maturation the whisky was moved into quarter casks, small casks of around 125 litres where wood contact per litre is far greater.

  PX is the sweetest of the sherry styles, and in a small cask it works fast. The result is a marked layer of dark fruit, syrup and spiced depth over Islay’s maritime peat smoke.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  An intense combination of peat smoke, sea spray and sweet PX notes. Dried fruit, raisins and dark caramel sit as a warm layer over the fresh smoke, while a saline minerality recalls the coastline. Both youthful energy and a surprising maturity.

  Palate

  Powerful and full, carried by the high strength. The oily texture from the worm tubs gives a marked mouthfeel where smoke, dark chocolate, raisins, spices and a deep syrupy sweetness melt together. The PX casks add a rich, dessert-like character in fine contrast to the smoke.

  Finish

  Long, warm and lingering. The smoke holds on together with dark fruit, oak and a lightly bittersweet note.

  Specifications

  Name: Ardnahoe Small Batch for Danish Retailers 2026 PX Quarter Cask Single Islay Malt Whisky 60.6%
  Distillery: Ardnahoe
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  Age: 6 years
  ABV: 60.6%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: Finished in Pedro Ximénez quarter casks
  Non-chill filtered: Yes
  Natural colour: Yes
  Distillation method: Slow distillation with worm tubs
  Distilled: June 2019
  Bottled: February 2026
  Edition: Small Batch for Danish Retailers 2026

  Flavour Profile

  Smoky · Sherry Matured · Sweet · Maritime · Cask Strength · Dark Fruit

  Investment Potential

  Medium. A small batch made for one market and bottled at cask strength exists only in the outturn the casks gave. Releases from Ardnahoe’s early years have also drawn steadily more attention as the distillery has established itself.

  Did You Know?

  A quarter cask holds around 125 litres and therefore has far more wood contact per litre of liquid than a standard cask. In the nineteenth century the size was practical, because casks could be carried on horseback along paths a cart could not reach. Today they are used precisely for that rapid cask influence.

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    154,00EUR
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  Isle of Skye 25 Years Ian MacLeod Distillers Blended Scotch Whisky 40%

  Item no.: 22227134-5996

  A great blend is never an accident — it is the sum of dozens of quiet decisions made over many years. This Isle of Skye release carries that philosophy into every glass.

  Expert's description

  Isle of Skye 25 Year Ian MacLeod Distillers Blended Scotch Whisky 40% is a Blended Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

  This bottling comes from Ian MacLeod Distillers.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Malt, toffee and a whisper of peat.

  Palate

  Honey, malt and a light peppery spice.

  Finish

  Medium length with a soft smoky close.

  Specifications

  Name: Isle of Skye 25 Year Ian MacLeod Distillers Blended Scotch Whisky 40%
  Distillery: Isle of Skye
  Bottler: Ian MacLeod Distillers
  Region/Country: Highland
  Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
  Age: 25 years
  ABV: 40%
  Size: 70 CL
  EAN no.: 5010852047301

  Flavour Profile

  Rounded · Spiced

  Investment Potential

  Medium. 25-year-old blends are rare, because both the malt and grain components must mature for the same length of time — making Isle of Skye 25 Years an unusual example within the category.

  Did you know?

  Even though Isle of Skye is a blend, the philosophy is the same as for a single malt: nothing in the bottle is younger than the stated age, including the grain components.

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    268,00EUR
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  The Irishman Cask Strength 2025 Small Batch Irish Whiskey 54.7%

  Item no.: 22259-35563

  The Irishman Cask Strength 2025 is triple distilled "The Irish Way" and slowly matured in specially selected ex-bourbon casks – each bottle individually numbered and signed.

  Expert Review

  The Irishman Cask Strength 2025 Small Batch Irish Whiskey is a Cask Strength Irish Whiskey, bottled at 54.7%.

  The Irishman Cask Strength 2025 is triple distilled "The Irish Way" and slowly matured in specially selected ex-bourbon casks. Their Master Distiller selects a few exceptional casks each year, which become this fantastic Cask Strength edition. The whiskey is limited to 2160 bottles in this batch, each bottle individually numbered and signed, and of course non-chill filtered.

  Tasting Notes

  Nose

  Powerful and intense from the cask strength.

  Palate

  Full-bodied with bourbon-driven depth.

  Finish

  Long and warm.

  Specifications

  Name: The Irishman Cask Strength 2025
  Distillery: The Irishman
  Region/Country: Ireland
  Type: Cask Strength Irish Whiskey
  Vintage: Bottled 2025
  Cask: Ex-Bourbon Casks
  Bottles: 2160
  ABV: 54.7%
  Size: 70 CL
  Other: Non-chill-filtered, natural colour, individually numbered and signed

  Flavour Profile

  Powerful · Intense · Full-bodied · Warm · Exclusive

  Did You Know?

  Each bottle of The Irishman Cask Strength 2025 is individually numbered and signed by the distillery.
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    160,75EUR
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  Bowmore The Devils Cask 10 Year Old Small Batch Release II Single Islay Malt Whisky 56.3%

  Item no.: 223356464-855

  Dark, concentrated and with Bowmore's maritime DNA wrapped in layers of sherry sweetness. Devil's Cask Batch II is the release many consider the most harmonious of the series — and when you open a bottle, it becomes clear why.

  Expert's description

  Bowmore Devil's Cask 10 Year Small Batch Release II is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in first-fill Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks and bottled at 56.3%. The second release in the legendary Devil's Casks series — one of the most sought-after sherry bomb expressions from Islay. Released in 2014, it was quickly snapped up by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Matured for 10 years in a combination of first-fill Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks, giving an extremely deep, dark and intense flavour profile. Bottled at 56.3%, it delivers a powerful, concentrated experience where Bowmore's smoky and maritime DNA meets massive sherry sweetness. Batch II is regarded by many as one of the most harmonious releases in the series and stands today as a modern classic.

  Tasting notes

  Nose

  Dark fruits, raisins, dates and burnt sugar with dark chocolate. Behind it, warm spiced smoke from Islay's peat — everything filtered through the depth of Pedro Ximénez sweetness.

  Taste

  Thick and rich. Treacle, dark berries and Christmas cake spice. The sherry intensity is extraordinary; peat announces itself beneath the fruit and chocolate layers.

  Finish

  Very long and warming. Dark chocolate, espresso and a trail of coastal smoke that slowly fades. The PX sweetness lingers well after the peat has gone.

  Specifications

  Name: Bowmore Devil's Cask 10 Year Small Batch Release II
  Distillery: Bowmore
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Single Islay Malt Whisky
  ABV: 56.3%
  Size: 70 CL
  Cask type: First-fill Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks
  Edition: Small Batch Release II (2014)

  Flavour profile

  Heavily sherried · Peated · Dark fruit · Rich · Cask strength

  Investment potential

  Medium. A discontinued small batch cask strength release — the sherry intensity, limited nature of the series and 56.3% bottling make it appealing for serious Bowmore enthusiasts and collectors.

  Did you know?

  The name "Devil's Casks" refers to Bowmore's famous Vaults warehouses. The legend goes that the Devil steals a portion of the whisky each year as it matures — what whisky people know as "the angels' share". Bowmore gave this familiar phenomenon a darker, more dramatic twist.

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  • 1pcs.
    294,75EUR