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  • Ardbeg Very Young 1998/2004 Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottle
    Item no.: 505956-807534-871

    Just 6 years old and already named for exactly what it is, a whisky that makes no secret of its youth.

    Expert Review

    Ardbeg Very Young 1998/2004 is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky distilled in 1998, bottled in 2004 after 6 years of maturation, non-chill filtered at 58.3%.

    Very Young was part of the same vintage series as Still Young and Renaissance, where Ardbeg tracked its own whisky through the maturation process after the 1997 reopening, letting the name of each release reflect how far the whisky had come.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Raw, direct peat with a sharp, youthful intensity and a hint of fresh citrus.

    Palate

    Powerful smoke and a marked phenolic edge, uncompromising and direct in style.

    Finish

    Long and dry, with a lasting smoky sharpness underlining the whisky's young origins.

    Specifications

    Name: Ardbeg Very Young
    Distillery: Ardbeg
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 6 years
    ABV: 58.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Distilled: 1998
    Bottled: 2004
    Edition: Very Young
    EAN no.: 5010494222265

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Young and raw · Cask strength-led · Citrus-fresh

    Investment Potential

    Medium. As the youngest release in Ardbeg's vintage series from the reopening years, at high cask strength and long sold out, Very Young appeals to collectors wanting the full line-up from Very Young through Still Young to Renaissance.

    Did You Know?

    Very Young, Still Young and Renaissance together form a unique series where Ardbeg let the names tell the story of how the whisky evolved from young and raw to fully mature, year by year.

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    • 1pcs.
      804,25EUR
  • Bottle of Springbank 13 Year Old Port Wood from Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown
    Item no.: 505956-807534-854

    Port Pipes are a rare guest in Scotch whisky maturation, but when Springbank uses them, something deep and berry-laden comes out of it - a whisky carrying a clear imprint of Portugal's sun-ripened grapes.

    Expert Description

    Springbank 13 Year Old Port Wood is a Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky distilled in 1989, matured in Port Pipes and bottled at 54.2%.

    The whisky was distilled in 1989 and bottled in February 2003 after 13 years of maturation, during which the Port Pipes added a deep berry sweetness and a reddish hue to Springbank's already oily, complex style. A total of 3,120 bottles were released of this edition.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Dark forest berries and a hint of port sweetness meet Springbank's signature oily, salty backbone.

    Palate

    Rich and berry-laden with cherry and blackcurrant playing against a lightly spiced, salty edge.

    Finish

    Long and full, with the berry sweetness lingering alongside a dry, mineral close.

    Specifications

    Name: Springbank 13 Year Old Port Wood
    Distillery: Springbank
    Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
    Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 13 years
    ABV: 54.2%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Port Pipes
    Distilled: 1989
    Bottled: February 2003
    Number of bottles: 3,120
    EAN no.: 610854337001

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Sherried · Maritime · Spicy

    Investment Potential

    Medium - as a discontinued Springbank bottling on the rare Port Pipes cask type, this bottle is sought after by collectors chasing the distillery's older and more unusual cask experiments.

    Did You Know?

    Port Pipes are a historic cask type originally used to transport port wine from Portugal to Britain - today they are rare in Scotch whisky production, making this release something special.

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    • 1pcs.
      804,25EUR
  • Tobermory The Isle of Mull The Malt Scotch Whisky bottle from Tobermory
    Item no.: 505956-807534-849

    Before the colours on the harbour front became a postcard motif, Tobermory was simply the name of the whisky made a little too far from the mainland to become famous.

    Expert's description

    Tobermory The Isle of Mull The Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40% is a Isle of Mull Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in oak casks and bottled at 40%.

    Isle of Mull has only one whisky distillery, making Tobermory the island's sole representative in the world of Scotch – a position it has held since 1798.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Green apples and a soft maritime breeze.

    Palate

    Round malt with citrus and light honey sweetness.

    Finish

    Mild and rounded, without smoke.

    Specifications

    Name: Tobermory The Isle of Mull The Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40%
    Distillery: Tobermory
    Region/Country: Isle of Mull
    Type: Isle of Mull Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Non-chill filtered: No
    Natural colour: No
    Edition: The Isle of Mull – The Malt

    Flavour Profile

    Maritime · Spiced · Fresh

    Did you know?

    The Malt is an older designation Tobermory previously used for parts of its range, before the distillery adopted its current, more streamlined presentation.

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    • 1pcs.
      335,00EUR
  • Glenkinchie 10 year older one litre bottle of 100 cl with old label
    Item no.: 505956-807534-835

    A litre rather than the usual 70 centilitres. That format was sold in airports, and this bottle has been standing since June 1990.

    Please note: Part of the tax strip is missing, and the bottle has a small scratch or knock mark in the glass. The bottle came from Copenhagen Airport, June 1990.

    The expert's description

    Glenkinchie 10 Year Old Version is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at 43% in a one litre bottle of 100 CL.

    The ten year old was the distillery standard expression until it was replaced by the twelve year old. The change came because the two extra years in oak gave more vanilla, and the twelve has been the one on the shelves ever since.

    Litre bottles like this were made for duty-free sales. Label, capsule and format all belong to that period, which makes the bottle as much a piece of airport history as a whisky.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Bright and floral with lemon, grass and a note of honey.

    Palate

    Soft and light at 43% with citrus, malt and a mild spiced sweetness. The Lowland style is clear: clean and without weight.

    Finish

    Short to medium, dry and lightly grassy.

    Specifications

    Name: Glenkinchie 10 Year Old Version Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 100 cl 43%
    Distillery: Glenkinchie
    Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 100 CL
    Other: Older bottling, duty-free, Copenhagen Airport June 1990

    Flavour profile

    Light · Floral · Citrus · Malty · Dry

    Investment potential

    Medium. The litre format was phased out along with duty-free sales within the EU, and the ten year old no longer exists. Bottles with documented origin and date are easier to place with collectors than those without.

    Did you know?

    Glenkinchie stopped malting its own grain in 1969, and the malting floors were turned into a whisky museum. The museum has been open to visitors ever since and is one of the oldest attractions of its kind in Scotch whisky.

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    • 1pcs.
      160,75EUR
  • Glen Grant 10 Year Old vintage bottle labelled Pure Malt
    Item no.: 505956-807534-832

    The label reads Pure Malt and the bottle holds 75 cl. Two small details that place this whisky somewhere quite different in time from what stands on the shelves today. This is Glen Grant as it was sold in the 1980s.

    The expert's description

    Glen Grant 10 Year Old Old Version is a Highland Pure Malt Scotch Whisky from Speyside, bottled at 43%.

    Pure Malt was the term used before Single Malt became the fixed standard, and 75 cl was the European bottle size until 70 cl took over in the early 1990s. The label calls the whisky Highland, which was common practice then — Speyside was for many years treated on paper as part of the Highland region, even for distilleries sitting in the middle of Rothes.

    Glen Grant was founded in 1840 by brothers John and James Grant and has since been one of Speyside's largest houses. The style is light and dry, and that is no accident: the distillery runs tall pot stills fitted with purifiers, which send the heavier vapours back and let only the lighter spirit pass.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Malt, apple skin and a dried floral note. There is a waxy depth behind the bright fruit that you often find in bottlings from this period.

    Palate

    Dry and firm, with barley, green apple and a hint of honey. The body is slimmer than a modern Speyside, yet there is more oily texture than 43% would promise.

    Finish

    Medium. Malt and white peppercorn, with a dry, almost mineral close.

    Specifications

    Name: Glen Grant 10 Year Old Old Version Highland Pure Malt Scotch Whisky 43%
    Distillery: Glen Grant
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Highland Pure Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 75 CL
    Bottled: 1980s
    Edition: Old Version
    EAN no.: 8700065013

    Flavour profile

    Malty · Dry · Lightly fruity · Waxy

    Investment potential

    Medium. Bottlings from the 1980s carrying the Pure Malt wording and the 75 cl bottle cannot be remade, and the supply only shrinks with the years. Glen Grant from this period also has a reputation for being fuller than the modern releases, which keeps collector interest alive.

    Did you know?

    Major Grant once had a safe cut into the rock in the distillery's garden, where he kept a bottle of whisky and two silver cups. Guests walking the garden were served on the spot, and the safe is still there.

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    • 1pcs.
      160,75EUR
  • Longrow 10 years old Vintage 1987 Single Campbeltown Malt Scotch Whisky 43%
    Item no.: 505956-807534-830
    Distillery: Longrow
    Bottler: Signatory Vintage
    Year: Distilled: 19/06/1987 Bottled: 25/06/1997
    Age: 10 years old
    Type: Single Campbeltown Malt Scotch Whisky
    Cask number/type: Cask No. 149-151 / Oak Cask
    Alc. strength: 43 %
    Number of bottles: No. 166 of 990 pcs.
    70 cl.
    • 1pcs.
      522,75EUR
  • Balvenie Founder's Reserve 10 years Old Version litre bottle Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Item no.: 505956-807534-823

    Before DoubleWood took over the shelf, this was the bottle people pointed at when someone asked for Balvenie. The broad cognac shaped bottle, the green label and a distillery that had not yet become a name everyone knew.

    The expert's description

    Balvenie Founder's Reserve 10 years Old Version is a Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky matured in bourbon casks and sherry casks and bottled at 43 % in litre format.

    Founder's Reserve was the Balvenie core bottling through the 1980s and 1990s, named after William Grant, who founded the distillery in 1892. It was phased out in the early 2000s when DoubleWood 12 took over as the entry bottle of the house, and it has not been in production since.

    This is the older version in the distinctive broad bottle that looks more like a cognac bottle than a whisky bottle. The label calls the whisky a Highland Malt, which was common practice at the time, when Speyside was often treated as part of the Highland region rather than as a designation of its own.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Honey, pale cereal and peeled apple. A soft sherry note sits behind it along with a hint of almond.

    Palate

    Round and malty with honeyed sweetness, vanilla and a lightly nutty middle. The sherry is discreet and pulls mainly towards raisin.

    Finish

    Medium, soft and dry at the end with malt and a touch of oak.

    Specifications

    Name: Balvenie Founder's Reserve 10 år Old Version
    Distillery: Balvenie
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 43 %
    Size: 100 CL
    Cask type: Bourbon casks and sherry casks
    Edition: Old Version in cognac shaped bottle

    Flavour profile

    Honeyed · Malty · Soft · Nutty · Lightly sherried

    Investment potential

    Medium. The bottling is discontinued and exists only in the quantities made at the time, and the litre format left the market along with intra-EU duty free. Discontinued Balvenie bottles in original condition are sought after by collectors.

    Did you know?

    William Grant built Balvenie in 1892 by reusing materials from the disused Balvenie New House, and the distillery still stands in the shadow of the 13th century ruins of Balvenie Castle.

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    • 1pcs.
      402,00EUR
  • Highland Park 12 Year Old litre bottle with older Orkney Islands label
    Item no.: 505956-807534-821

    There was a time when the litre bottle sat on every airport shelf, and when the Highland Park label still read Orkney Islands rather than Viking Honour. This bottle belongs to that era: a full litre of the distillery's everyday 12 year old, wearing the design that came before the overhaul.

    The expert's description

    Highland Park 12 Year Old Version Orkney Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky 100 cl is an Orkney Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky made from barley partly dried over heather peat cut at Hobbister Moor, bottled at 40% in the litre format.

    This is the older presentation of the distillery's 12 year old. The 100 cl size was for many years the standard in duty free shops and on board the ferries, where travellers could buy larger bottles than the domestic trade offered. It has become rare, which is exactly why these litre bottles tend to be set aside rather than opened.

    The label is a date stamp in itself. It reads Orkney Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky, wording Highland Park used until the distillery reworked the whole range in 2017 along Norse lines and renamed the 12 year old Viking Honour. Typeface, colours and bottle shape changed at the same time, and the old label became history.

    The whisky itself is the distillery's cornerstone. Highland Park has been distilling at Kirkwall since 1798 and is known for keeping its peat restrained, so the smoke runs beneath the malt and honey instead of taking charge. At 40% the result is soft and easy to approach without losing character.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Heather honey and pale caramel first, then a dry, almost floral smoke closer to warm heather than to a bonfire. A twist of orange peel sits behind it.

    Palate

    Soft and malty, with toffee, stewed apple and a touch of cinnamon. The smoke arrives late and gently, like a thin layer of ash laid over the sweetness.

    Finish

    Medium. Malt and honey ebb away slowly, leaving peat and a small breath of salt at the very end.

    Specifications

    Name: Highland Park 12 Year Old Version Orkney Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky 100 cl 40%
    Distillery: Highland Park
    Region/Country: Orkney, Scotland
    Type: Orkney Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 12 years
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 100 CL
    Edition: Older release in litre format

    Flavour profile

    Lightly smoky · Honeyed · Malty · Soft

    Investment potential

    Medium. The label is discontinued, the litre format is no longer stocked for duty free, and older bottlings of Highland Park 12 Year Old now surface mainly at auction. This is not a single cask, but a piece of distillery history in a size that will not return.

    Did you know?

    Highland Park is one of very few Scottish distilleries still running its own floor maltings. Roughly a fifth of the barley is turned by hand on the floors at Kirkwall and dried over peat, while the rest arrives unpeated from the mainland. That blend is what keeps the smoke measured.

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    • 1pcs.
      201,00EUR
  • Jim Beam Commemorative Whiskey Decanter Indianapolis 150th Anniversary 1821-1971 Whiskey 43%
    Item no.: 222278654522-66587

    A souvenir decanter from 1971 tells a story a regular bottle never could — 150 years of Jim Beam captured in porcelain.

    About the product

    This Jim Beam commemorative decanter was made to mark the brand's 150th anniversary and its Indianapolis motif, originally filled with Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey at 43%. It's a collector's piece from Jim Beam's long line of figural decanters, which the distillery has been known for over the decades.

    Today it's mainly of interest as a collector's item and a decor piece rather than something to drink — always check condition and any remaining content before opening.

    • 1pcs.
      335,00EUR
  • Bottle of Thy Whisky No 16 REX Danish Single Malt Whisky flagship
    Item no.: 222233555449-3358

    REX. The King. Thy Whisky's No 16 is named after the Latin word for majesty – and not without reason. This whisky is the distillery's absolute flagship: the distillery's best cask, the distillery's highest ambition.

    Expert description

    Thy Whisky No 16 REX is a Danish Single Malt Whisky bottled at 49.5% in a 70 cl bottle. Distilled and matured at Thy Whisky Distillery in Thy. No 16 REX is the 16th expression in the distillery's numbered series and bears the designation REX as a signal that this is an exceptional release. The details of cask type and maturation period are closely tied to this specific single cask and reflect the distillery's most careful selection.

    49.5% is an approachable strength that balances power and elegance. REX is not designed to overwhelm with alcohol – it is designed to surprise with complexity.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Deep and complex with rich malt, light fruit nuances, vanilla and an elegant oak character. Refined and layered.

    Palate

    Regal breadth and fullness. Harmonious and layered with malt sweetness, subtle spices and a long, elegant structure.

    Finish

    Very long and complex with persistent warmth, malt and oak character. Striking and unforgettable.

    Specifications

    Name: Thy Whisky No 16 REX
    Distillery: Thy Whisky
    Region/Country: Thy, Denmark
    Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 49.5%
    Size: 70 CL
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes

    Flavour profile

    Premium · Flagship · Complex · Malt · Elegant

    Investment potential

    High. Thy Whisky No 16 REX is the distillery's most expensive and ambitious release. A limited number from a numbered series with growing international recognition – the REX designation signals a category of its own.

    Did you know?

    REX is Latin for "The King" – and Thy Whisky uses this name only for releases that represent the absolute best from the distillery's cask inventory. There is no arbitrary numbering behind REX: it is the distillery's own whisky makers who crown this cask as fit for royalty.

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    • 1pcs.
      737,25EUR
  • Lagavulin 16 år White Horse Single Islay No Box bottle
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197278463

    Somewhere between the wash still and the warehouse, Lagavulin built a reputation few casual drinkers ever hear about. This particular release from Islay shows a side of the distillery worth slowing down for.

    Expert's description

    Lagavulin 16 Year White Horse Single Islay Malt Whisky 100 cl No Box 43% is a Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky and bottled at 43%.

    This bottling comes from White Horse Distillers.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Bonfire smoke, dried fruit and a maritime edge.

    Palate

    Rich smoke, dark chocolate and spiced oak.

    Finish

    Dry and smoky with a final salty note.

    Specifications

    Name: Lagavulin 16 Year White Horse Single Islay Malt Whisky 100 cl No Box 43%
    Distillery: Lagavulin
    Bottler: White Horse Distillers
    Region/Country: Islay
    Type: Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 16 years
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 100 CL

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Spiced

    Investment Potential

    High. Vintage bottles from the 1980s under the former White Horse name are no longer produced, and even without the original box the contents remain a rare find for collectors.

    Did you know?

    White Horse Distillers once owned Lagavulin and used the distillery's whisky as the heart of its well-known blend, before Diageo brought the brand together under the Lagavulin name alone.

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    • 1pcs.
      1.005,25EUR
  • Bowmore 12 Year Old Version Screen Print 1990s Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky collector
    Item no.: 505956-807534-780

    A screen-printed label from the 1990s, a classic Bowmore 12 Year and the unmistakable Islay identity. This is the bottle many people remember as their first real Islay malt — and as a collector's piece, it is now more sought-after than ever.

    Expert's description

    Bowmore 12 Year Old Version is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in ex-bourbon and sherry casks and bottled at 40%. This is the screen-printed edition from the 1990s — a format that has been discontinued and marks a specific chapter in Bowmore's design history. Screen printing directly onto the glass bottle was the standard for the export market at the time, and today it is a marker for collectors of historical whiskies. The contents are classic Bowmore 12 Year: matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks in the iconic No. 1 Vaults, partially below sea level. At 40%, with light peat smoke, honey, citrus and sea salt — Bowmore from the ground up.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Light peat smoke, honey and a little citrus. A salty sea breeze and a hint of vanilla. Inviting and accessible.

    Taste

    Soft and balanced. Heather honey and ripe fruit, the smoke drawing discreetly through and giving Islay character without overpowering.

    Finish

    Clean and medium length. A trace of honey and sea salt remain.

    Specifications

    Name: Bowmore 12 Year Old Version Screen Print Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky
    Distillery: Bowmore
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Ex-bourbon and sherry
    Edition: Old Version – Screen Print (1990s)
    EAN no.: 5010496080818

    Flavour profile

    Peated · Fruity · Honey · Collector · Vintage

    Did you know?

    Screen printing directly onto glass bottles — as used on this edition — was a popular premium packaging method in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly for the export market. It was eventually replaced by adhesive labels as production volumes increased.

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    • 1pcs.
      241,25EUR
  • Bottle of Isle of Fionia The Admiral's Revenge Adventurous Spirit Single Malt Whisky from Nyborg Distillery
    Item no.: 2224447555554-7785

    The Danish fleet was lost in 1807. The answer: plant oak so we have timber for new ships. Those oak trees are now whisky casks at Nyborg Distillery – and the fleet's revenge is a Danish single malt in 65 bottles.

    Expert description

    Isle of Fionia The Admiral's Revenge is an organic Danish Single Malt Whisky bottled at 50.1% as part of the Adventurous Spirit series from Isle of Fionia / Nyborg Distillery. Distilled in 2011 and 2013 and bottled in December 2020 in 65 bottles. The cask journey is three-stage: first maturation on bourbon casks, then a boost on virgin casks of Danish fleet oak from Erholm Estate in Funen, and finally a finish on a 50-litre STR cask. The intense cask character of virgin Danish oak – with powerful tannins and intense oak notes – is central to this whisky.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Prominent oak cask notes – tannins, vanilla and powerful oak from the virgin Danish oak. Cherry and ripe red fruits layer beautifully over the intense cask base.

    Palate

    Powerful and expressive at 50.1% with the virgin Danish oak in the lead. Intense oak notes, vanilla and cherry go hand in hand. The STR finish adds fruity sweetness as a gentle counterpoint. A drop of water is recommended.

    Finish

    Long with lingering oak tannin and warm, cherry-rich fruit sweetness.

    Specifications

    Name: Isle of Fionia The Admiral's Revenge
    Distillery: Isle of Fionia / Nyborg Distillery
    Region/Country: Funen, Denmark
    Type: Organic Danish Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 50.1%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Bourbon casks, boosted on virgin Danish oak casks (Erholm Estate), finished on 50L STR cask
    Distilled: 2011 and 2013
    Bottled: December 2020
    Number of bottles: 65
    Edition: Adventurous Spirit

    Flavour profile

    Oak · Cherry · Vanilla · Intense

    Investment potential

    High. 65 bottles of a complex multi-cask bottling from an award-winning distillery, with the unique story of Danish fleet oak woven into the cask choice itself. Extreme limitation and narrative depth attract collectors.

    Did you know?

    The virgin Danish oak casks in The Admiral's Revenge were made from trees at Erholm Estate – planted under a royal decree following the Napoleonic Wars of 1807-09, when Denmark lost its fleet. The trees were intended to become new warships. Instead they became whisky casks. That historical circle is what makes The Admiral's Revenge more than just a good glass.

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    • 1pcs.
      214,25EUR
  • Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg Committee Release Islay Single Malt Whisky bottle
    Item no.: 225554449-33377748

    The pirate holds the bottle on this one, the original, and the version that came first of the two.

    Expert Review

    Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg! Committee Release is an Islay Single Malt Whisky matured in used rye casks and bottled at cask strength, 51.8%.

    The release was created to honour outgoing Distillery Manager Mickey Heads, who left the role after 13 years at Ardbeg. This is the original Committee Release label, where the pirate on the front holds a bottle of Ardbeg in hand.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Spiced rye and peat in close interplay, with a dry sharpness from the rye casks.

    Palate

    Full cask strength gives an intense, spiced structure, with smoke and rye grain dominating.

    Finish

    Long and dry, with lasting spice and a smoky finish.

    Specifications

    Name: Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg! Committee Release
    Distillery: Ardbeg
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 51.8%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Used rye casks
    Edition: Committee Release, cask strength

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Spiced · Rye-driven · Cask strength

    Did You Know?

    This release is the original Committee Release label, with the pirate holding a bottle of Ardbeg in hand, unlike the later French Label variant where the bottle is left out.

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    • 1pcs.
      469,00EUR
  • Glen Grant Lady of the Glen bottle with dark sherried whisky
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197278435

    Cask number 9711 sat maturing for 22 years before Gregor Hannah moved the contents into an oloroso cask that had just been emptied. Six months later 307 bottles were filled. A move like that can go either way — this one went the right way.

    The expert's description

    Glen Grant 1998/2021 Lady of the Glen 23 Year Old is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky from a hogshead finished in an oloroso cask, bottled at cask strength 50.4%.

    The spirit went into cask in 1998 and was bottled in 2021 from cask number 9711. For its final months the whisky sat in a freshly emptied oloroso hogshead, a far more aggressive form of finishing than an older sherry cask would deliver. The result is 307 bottles, non-chill filtered and with no added colour.

    Lady of the Glen is run by Gregor Hannah under the name Hannah Whisky Merchants, and the whole business model is single cask. He buys individual casks, follows them closely and often adds a short finish when he judges a cask needs a nudge. Glen Grant's light, dry spirit is a rewarding starting point for exactly that, because there is room for the sherry without losing the malt.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Prunes and maple syrup first, then dark chocolate and coffee grounds. Behind that sit currants, cinnamon and a trace of old leather. Orange peel emerges after a couple of minutes.

    Palate

    Deep, dry sherry rather than sweet sherry. Dark fruit, walnut and cocoa, with a firm, almost bitter edge from the cask. Underneath it all the light Glen Grant malt keeps the whisky from turning heavy.

    Finish

    Long. Dark chocolate, dried figs and tobacco ebbing slowly into a dryness of oak and cinnamon.

    Specifications

    Name: Glen Grant 1998/2021 Lady of the Glen 23 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 50.4%
    Distillery: Glen Grant
    Bottler: Lady of the Glen
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 23 years
    ABV: 50.4%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Hogshead finished in an oloroso cask
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 1998
    Bottled: 2021
    Number of bottles: 307
    Edition: Single Cask no. 9711

    Flavour profile

    Sherried · Dark fruit · Spiced · Dry · Cask Strength

    Investment potential

    Medium. A 23 year old single cask in 307 bottles cannot be repeated, and Glen Grant at that age from independent bottlers is growing steadily scarcer. The combination of high age, cask strength and a documented cask number is what collectors look for.

    Did you know?

    Lady of the Glen sells its casks as casks — Gregor Hannah routinely puts the cask number, fill date and bottling date openly on the label. It is a level of transparency many larger houses still hold back.

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      268,00EUR
  • Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenheads 15 years old Authentic Collection Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 58,1%
    Item no.: 505956-807534-717

    Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenhead's Authentic Collection 15 Years Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky

    A red‑brick giant at the meeting of the Leven and Clyde, once home to whisky on a scale few distilleries could match — and guarded by a flock of Chinese geese. That’s the origin of this dram: a rarity from a place that no longer exists.

    This is a bottle for the collector who chases the lost. Dumbarton was primarily a massive grain distillery, built in 1938 by Hiram Walker to supply the Ballantine’s blend. But inside the same complex stood a small malt distillery called Inverleven, and it is that malt spirit you find in this bottle. Cadenhead’s — Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, founded in 1842 — chose to label it “Dumbarton” rather than Inverleven, something worth knowing if you search for it in databases or at auction.

    It was distilled in 1987 and bottled in March 2003 after 15 years in a single bourbon hogshead. Only 294 bottles came from the cask. The whisky is part of Cadenhead’s Authentic Collection — their series of single‑cask releases, un‑chillfiltered, natural colour, and bottled at full cask strength. This is whisky in its most unfiltered form, and at 58.1% it makes itself known. The Inverleven stills fell silent forever in 1991, and the Dumbarton complex closed in 2002 before being demolished. The stills were moved to Islay, where they now serve Bruichladdich and The Botanist gin. There will be no more whisky like this.

    A classic Lowlander in character — light, fresh and grassy rather than heavy or smoky.

    Nose: Grassy and fresh, like sitting by a roadside ditch on a summer day. Plenty of citrus and bright fruit.
    Palate: Dry and spicy with the warmth of full cask strength. A sweet core beneath the sharpness, with grain and pale fruit.
    Finish: Medium length, clean and citrus‑driven. The warmth fades slowly.

    Smoky: no · Fruity · Citrus · Grassy · Spicy · Cask Strength

    Name: Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenhead's Authentic Collection 15 Years
    Distillery: Dumbarton (Inverleven stills)
    Bottler: Cadenhead’s
    Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 58.1%
    Size: 700 ml
    Cask type: Bourbon hogshead
    Distilled: 1987
    Bottled: March 2003
    Bottles: 294
    Edition: Authentic Collection
    Other: Un‑chillfiltered, natural colour

    Investment potential: Medium. A closed and demolished distillery, single cask, only 294 bottles, and a respected bottler — all factors that push value upward. But Inverleven/Dumbarton does not have the same cult following as the big names, so price growth is driven more by rarity than hype. A bottle that typically trades above its original retail price, but without dramatic spikes.

    Did you know? Dumbarton had its own security force: around 100 Chinese geese, introduced in 1959 to guard the warehouses. They became so famous they appeared in Ballantine’s adverts. When the distillery closed, the last seven geese were retired and sent to Glasgow Green.

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      335,00EUR
  • Inverleven Gordon & MacPhail Lowland Single Malt Scotch bottle
    Item no.: 505956-807534-705

    Not every great dram carries a famous name on the label — Inverleven is proof that quiet distilleries can still produce remarkable whisky. This particular release from Lowland shows a side of the distillery worth slowing down for.

    Expert's description

    Inverleven 1989/2003 Gordon & Macphail Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky 40% is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

    This bottling comes from Gordon & MacPhail, released as part of the Licensed Bottling range.

    The whisky was distilled in 1989 and bottled in 18 July 2003.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Green apple, vanilla and a gentle grassy note.

    Palate

    Malt sweetness, citrus and a touch of oak spice.

    Finish

    Soft and rounded with a final malty note.

    Specifications

    Name: Inverleven 1989/2003 Gordon & Macphail Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky 40%
    Distillery: Inverleven
    Bottler: Gordon & MacPhail
    Region/Country: Lowland
    Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 14 years
    ABV: 40%
    Size: 70 CL
    Distilled: 1989
    Bottled: 18 July 2003
    Edition: Licensed Bottling
    EAN no.: 5020613471528

    Flavour Profile

    Fresh · Spiced

    Investment Potential

    High. Inverleven distillery has been demolished, and any bottling from it becomes progressively harder to find, which over time has driven demand for the last remaining bottles noticeably higher.

    Did you know?

    Inverleven was fitted with one of Scotland's few Lomond stills, installed specifically to produce a light, Lowland-style malt for blends, a style that has almost vanished along with the distillery itself.

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      254,50EUR
  • Glen Scotia 25 Year Old bottle with deep golden whisky in wooden case
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197278399

    No sherry. Not a single sherry cask in twenty-five years. That is an unusual call for a whisky of this age, where most distilleries reach for oloroso to add depth — here the bourbon wood has been left to work the whole way, and the whisky only woken at the end.

    The expert's description

    Glen Scotia 25 Year Old is a Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in refill bourbon casks with a twelve-month finishing period in 1st fill bourbon casks, bottled at 48.8%.

    For most of its life the whisky sits in used bourbon casks, where the wood gives slowly and lets the distillery character lead. In the final year it moves into 1st fill casks, which add fresh vanilla and lift to a whisky that would otherwise have turned very dry. It is a move that demands good timing — too little and nothing happens, too much and the twenty-five years get covered over.

    Twenty-five years is where Glen Scotia starts to resemble something other than itself. The maritime character is still present, but it has become brine and an ashy smoke note rather than fresh sea air. This is the oldest permanent bottling in the distillery range.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Lemon and ginger first, then pine resin and a trace of sea salt. After a couple of minutes it develops towards banoffee pie and maple syrup, with leather and cocoa underneath.

    Palate

    Luscious and smooth. Big orchard fruit notes, honey and malt, with a discreet spice and a hint of ashy smoke. The 48.8% gives weight without making it hard.

    Finish

    Long and drying. A wisp of smoke, brine and peppery oak that lingers well after the fruit has gone.

    Specifications

    Name: Glen Scotia 25 Year Old Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky 48.8%
    Distillery: Glen Scotia
    Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
    Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 25 years
    ABV: 48.8%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill bourbon casks with twelve months in 1st fill bourbon casks
    EAN no.: 5016840161226

    Flavour profile

    Maritime · Fruity · Lightly peated · Dry · Honeyed

    Investment potential

    Medium. Twenty-five year old Campbeltown whisky exists in very small numbers, because the region has only three working distilleries and stocks from the 1990s were thin. The bottling is also the oldest permanent release in the distillery range, which makes it a natural reference point for collectors of the region.

    Did you know?

    Loch Lomond Group bought Glen Scotia in 2014 and has invested heavily in the site since — greater production, new warehouses and a visitor centre. It is the first time in more than a century that the distillery has had an owner able to build rather than merely survive.

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      670,00EUR
  • Glen Scotia 18 Year Old bottle with deep amber whisky
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197278398

    The bulk of the years in American oak, then a spell in oloroso at the end. The order matters here — had the sherry been there from the start it would have eaten the salty Campbeltown edge. Instead it sits as a layer on top.

    The expert's description

    Glen Scotia 18 Year Old is a Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in American oak with a finishing period in oloroso casks, bottled at 46%.

    The whisky spends most of its eighteen years in American oak casks, where the maritime character of the spirit is given room to settle. Only then is it moved into oloroso casks, and the short finish is enough to lay walnut and dried fruit in without covering the salt and minerality. The result is clearly sherried without being a sherry bomb.

    Eighteen years is where Glen Scotia begins to show its other side. The younger bottlings from the distillery are taut and direct, while the older ones unfold and turn rounder. It is still Campbeltown — there is still sea air in the glass — but the frame around it has softened.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Walnut and honey first, then digestive biscuits and toffee. There is an aromatic spice note behind it, and after a couple of minutes the sea air emerges beneath the sweetness.

    Palate

    Deep and broad. Candied orange, honey, nuts and raisins, with a spiced structure holding it all together. The maritime minerality sits under the sherry rather than alongside it.

    Finish

    Long and aromatic. Dried fruit and walnut first, then a dry, lightly salted close with spice.

    Specifications

    Name: Glen Scotia 18 Year Old Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
    Distillery: Glen Scotia
    Region/Country: Campbeltown, Scotland
    Type: Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 18 years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: American oak with a finishing period in oloroso casks
    EAN no.: 5016840181200

    Flavour profile

    Sherried · Nutty · Spiced · Maritime · Honeyed

    Did you know?

    Glen Scotia's pot stills have onion-shaped bodies and unusually short necks. The shape carries more of the heavy vapours across into the spirit, and that is a large part of why the whisky from this house is oily rather than light and floral.

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      201,00EUR
  • Aeroe 2021 Single Cask No 6 bottle 50 cl
    Item no.: 22227865400-2021-06-18

    In 2021 Ærø Whisky filled another cask. Cask No 6 from that season has now been bottled directly and undiluted at 60%. It is a young whisky — but it does not hide that, and does not need to. What it lacks in maturation it makes up for in intensity.

    Expert description

    Ærø 2021 Single Cask No 6 is a Danish Single Malt Whisky at 60%, bottled at 50 cl from a single cask distilled in 2021 at Ærø Whisky A/S in Ærøskøbing. It is the sixth single cask in the distillery's series, produced from locally grown barley from Ærø, malted on the distillery's own malt floor and double-distilled in a closed circuit. A cask strength release from the 2021 distillation offers a rare glimpse into what is happening in Ærø's casks before extended maturation. Uncompromising and direct — add water to unfold the flavour.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Fresh and powerful. Young malt and new oak dominate. Sweetness from the wood and a fresh, spirity undertone. With water, floral notes and light fruit open up.

    Palate

    Explosive at 60%. Oak and sweet malt with light fruit notes. Water is needed to unfold the full breadth. Young and raw but with clear structure.

    Finish

    Warm and long with dry oak and sweet malt that holds. A promise of what more maturation will do.

    Specifications

    Name: Ærø 2021 Single Cask No 6
    Distillery: Ærø Whisky A/S
    Region/Country: Denmark, Ærø
    Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 60%
    Size: 50 CL
    Cask type: Oak casks
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Distilled: 2021

    Flavour profile

    Single Cask · Cask Strength · Young · Oak · Fresh

    Did you know?

    Ærø Whisky numbers each single cask sequentially — No 6 is the sixth individual cask bottled from the distillery. A simple but effective way to document the distillery's growing single cask series and allow customers to follow the development from cask to cask.

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      160,75EUR
  • Tamnavulin 1991 Old Malt Cask 27 Year Old Hunter Laing bottle
    Item no.: 22244222554-225

    Twenty-seven years after distillation, a single refill hogshead remains the only witness. Cask No. HL16113 held a mature, rounded Tamnavulin that Hunter Laing chose to let stand entirely on its own.

    Expert description

    Tamnavulin 1991/2019 Old Malt Cask 27 Year Old is a Single Speyside Malt Whisky, matured in a refill hogshead and bottled at 48.6%.

    The whisky is bottled under Old Malt Cask, a series originally created by Douglas Laing in 1998 and continued since 2013 by Hunter Laing & Co., after Stewart Laing left the family business and set up his own house together with sons Scott and Andrew. The series is known for a consistent strength around 50% and for letting each individual cask's character speak for itself.

    This release comes from Cask No. HL16113, a refill hogshead that held the whisky from distillation in 1991 to bottling in 2019 - 27 years in total. Only 308 bottles were drawn from this single cask, with no chill-filtration and no added colour, so what reaches the glass is the pure, time-worn character of this particular cask.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Ripe apple and a trace of beeswax meet gentle butter and a muted note of old oak.

    Palate

    Round and oily, with notes of honey cake, dried apricot and a warm streak of clove spice.

    Finish

    Long and dry, closing on a hint of walnut and a lightly tannic oak from the many years of maturation.

    Specifications

    Name: Tamnavulin 1991 / Old Malt Cask / Hunter Laing
    Distillery: Tamnavulin
    Bottler: Hunter Laing & Co. (Old Malt Cask)
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Single Speyside Malt Whisky
    Age: 27 Years
    ABV: 48.6%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill hogshead, Cask No. HL16113
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 1991
    Bottled: 2019
    Number of bottles: 308

    Flavour profile

    Mature · Honeyed · Spiced · Oily · Dry oak

    Investment potential

    Medium. A 27-year-old single cask with only 308 bottles from a distillery rarely seen this old tends to draw collectors and enthusiasts as remaining bottles are opened and disappear from shelves.

    Did you know?

    The Old Malt Cask series was founded in 1998 by Douglas Laing and passed to Hunter Laing & Co. in 2013, when Stewart Laing left the family business and started afresh alongside his two sons.

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      227,75EUR
  • Glenfarclas 185th Anniversary bottle with commemorative label
    Item no.: 22227865467-6-20

    Six decades in one bottle. When Glenfarclas came to mark 185 years, the family went into the warehouses and brought out casks from the 1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s — and married them into a single whisky.

    The expert's description

    Glenfarclas 185th Anniversary is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky composed from casks spanning six decades and bottled at 46%.

    Around two thirds of the casks are Spanish sherry oak, the rest other cask types from the distillery own warehouses. The whisky carries no age statement, because one would have to follow the youngest cask in the marriage and would say very little about what is actually in the bottle. The outturn is 6,000 bottles.

    Glenfarclas was founded in May 1836, and the anniversary release was bottled in May 2021 — exactly 185 years later. It is the kind of marker a family-owned distillery can make precisely because there are still old casks left in its own warehouses to draw on.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Deep sherry and dried fruit, with raisin, fig and a dark syrup note. The oldest casks show up as a dusty, almost waxy depth behind.

    Palate

    Full and layered. Dark fruit and nuts from the old casks meet a fresher fruitiness from the younger ones, and the spice builds slowly through the palate. The 46% keeps the many layers apart.

    Finish

    Very long. Dried fruit, nuts and a dry oak note that keeps shifting.

    Specifications

    Name: Glenfarclas 185th Anniversary Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46%
    Distillery: Glenfarclas
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Casks from six decades, around two thirds Spanish sherry oak
    Bottled: May 2021
    Number of bottles: 6,000
    Edition: Celebrating Our 185th Anniversary - Limited Edition
    EAN no.: 5018066200376

    Flavour profile

    Sherried · Dark fruit · Nutty · Spiced · Complex

    Investment potential

    Medium. 6,000 bottles of an anniversary release drawing on casks from six decades cannot be remade, and the composition rests on old stock that cannot be recreated. Anniversary bottles from family-owned distilleries tend to be collected rather than drunk.

    Did you know?

    Glenfarclas was founded in May 1836, and the 185th anniversary was marked by bottling in May 2021 — to the month, 185 years later. It is a detail that requires having casks from every decade in between.

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      335,00EUR
  • Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg Committee Release French Label Islay Single Malt Whisky bottle
    Item no.: 225554449-33321145

    A pirate with no bottle in hand, and that absence alone is the whole reason collectors chase this release.

    Expert Review

    Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg! Committee Release French Label is an Islay Single Malt Whisky matured in used rye casks and bottled at cask strength, 51.8%.

    The release was created to honour outgoing Distillery Manager Mickey Heads, who left the role after 13 years at Ardbeg. This "French Label" version is distinguished by the pirate on the label holding no bottle of Ardbeg, unlike the original release, which has made this particular variant especially sought-after among Ardbeg collectors.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Spiced rye and peat meet a dry, almost peppery sharpness from the rye casks.

    Palate

    Full cask strength gives an intense, spiced structure, where smoke and rye grain take the lead.

    Finish

    Long and dry, with lasting spice and smoke that stay on the palate.

    Specifications

    Name: Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg! Committee Release – French Label
    Distillery: Ardbeg
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 51.8%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Used rye casks
    Edition: French Label, cask strength

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Spiced · Rye-driven · Cask strength

    Did You Know?

    The original label shows a pirate holding a bottle of Ardbeg, while this French variant was released without the bottle, a single detail that alone turned it into a sought-after collector's edition.

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      335,00EUR
  • White Heather 21 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky 48%
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-19727808

    A blended whisky that has been given time to become more than the sum of its parts. White Heather 21 Year Old is built on casks that each matured separately for eighteen years before being brought together for a final marriage in PX and Oloroso puncheons alongside Appalachian Virgin Oak. Only 2,000 bottles have been released.

    Expert's description

    White Heather 21 Year Old is a Blended Scotch Whisky, married in Pedro Ximénez puncheons, Oloroso puncheons and Appalachian Virgin Oak casks, bottled at 48% ABV.

    The first eighteen years of the whisky's life were spent in used first-fill American barrels, sherry butts and second-fill barrels/hogsheads — a wide spread of cask types, each contributing its own character to the different whiskies in the blend. Only afterwards were they brought together and left to marry in three types of specialist casks, rounding off the story with one final layer of sweetness and spice.

    The White Heather brand traces back to Campbell Distillers in the 1950s and was relaunched in 2021 with GlenAllachie and Billy Walker at the helm, giving this 21 year old one foot in tradition and one in present-day craft.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    A layered aroma where mature sherry sweetness meets notes from American oak and a hint of the fresh, robust character of Appalachian Virgin Oak.

    Palate

    Round and full-bodied, with sherry spice up front and an underlying sweetness from the puncheons that ties the many cask types together.

    Finish

    Long, warm and lightly tannic, with a closing dryness from the Virgin Oak casks.

    Specifications

    Name: White Heather 21 Year Old
    Distillery: White Heather
    Bottler: GlenAllachie
    Region/Country: Scotland
    Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
    Age: 21 years
    ABV: 48%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: First 18 years in first-fill American barrels, sherry butts and second-fill barrels/hogsheads, then married in Pedro Ximénez puncheons, Oloroso puncheons and Appalachian Virgin Oak casks
    Number of bottles: 2,000
    EAN no.: 5060568320731

    Flavour profile

    Sherry sweetness · American oak · Spiced puncheon finish · Virgin Oak dryness · Layered complexity

    Investment potential

    With only 2,000 bottles of a 21 year old blended whisky from a respected name like GlenAllachie and Billy Walker, this release sits at the high end of investment potential. It combines age, a limited run and a relaunched historic brand — a combination collectors rarely tire of.

    Did you know?

    The White Heather brand originally dates back to Campbell Distillers in the 1950s and was only relaunched in 2021 — so this 21 year old carries the name forward from an era when blended whisky ruled the Scottish market.

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      167,50EUR
  • Westport Glenmorangie Wilson Morgan whisky bottle
    Item no.: 2227865438-1002-43

    Westport is the unofficial name used for Glenmorangie when the whisky has a small amount of spirit from another distillery added, meaning it cannot be sold as a single malt. This cask shows just how much character the Italian house Wilson & Morgan can conjure.

    The expert's description

    Westport 2004/2019 Glenmorangie Wilson & Morgan 15 år Highland Blended Malt Scotch Whisky 57,8% is a Highland Blended Malt Scotch Whisky, matured in Sherry wood, butt #900050 and bottled at 57.8%.

    The whisky was distilled in 2004 and bottled in 2019 by Wilson & Morgan from a single sherry butt, #900050, with an outturn of 539 bottles. It carries clear traces of Glenmorangie's clean, fruity, lightly spiced profile, but gains extra depth and dark nuances from the long sherry maturation.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Dried fruit, raisins, dark caramel and warm spice.

    Palate

    Full and oily with nuts, oak and chocolate.

    Finish

    Long, dark and lasting with sherry-driven tones.

    Specifications

    Name: Westport 2004/2019 Glenmorangie Wilson & Morgan 15 år Highland Blended Malt Scotch Whisky 57,8%
    Distillery: Westport
    Bottler: Wilson & Morgan
    Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
    Type: Highland Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 15 years
    ABV: 57.8%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Sherry wood, butt #900050
    Distilled: 2004
    Bottled: 2019
    Number of bottles: 539
    EAN no.: 8033749406033

    Flavour Profile

    Sherried · Full-bodied · Spiced

    Did you know?

    The name Westport is typically used when a whisky from a named distillery has a small proportion from another distillery blended in, which legally prevents it from carrying the single malt label, even though the majority still comes from one place.

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      140,50EUR
  • Annandale 2015 Bourbon Cask 537 Single Lowland Malt Whisky 70 cl 59,3%.
    Item no.: 22227999871223-963

    Risen from ruin — Annandale carries the Lowland peat tradition forward, one cask at a time.

    Expert description

    Annandale 2015 Bourbon Cask 537 Single Lowland Malt Whisky is a single-cask bottling from Annandale Distillery, matured in a bourbon cask, bottled at cask strength, 59,3 %. Annandale Distillery was founded in 1836 as one of Scotland's first legal distilleries, but closed in 1918 while owned by none other than Johnnie Walker. The distillery lay derelict for nearly a century, until Professor David Thomson and Teresa Church read about it in the book 'Scotch Missed: Lost Distilleries of Scotland', tracked down the ruined building, bought the site in 2007 and reopened the distillery in 2014 after extensive restoration. The distillery produces two main expressions: the unpeated Man O'Words and the peated Man O'Sword, continuing the distillery's historic tradition of smoky whisky.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    The nose offers smoke, peat and an underlying fruitiness.

    Palate

    The palate is smoky and full with peat, caramel and spiced oak.

    Finish

    The finish is long, smoky and spiced.

    Specifications

    Name: Annandale 2015 Bourbon Cask 537 Single Lowland Malt Whisky
    Distillery: Annandale Distillery
    Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 59,3 %
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask number: 537, Distilled: 2015

    Flavour profile

    Smoky · Peated · Full-bodied · Spiced

    Investment potential

    Annandale's single-cask bottlings are produced in limited numbers and can hold collector interest, especially given the distillery's dramatic revival story.

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      147,25EUR
  • Bottle of Edradour 1999 Bordeaux Cask Finish 21 yo Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Item no.: 222333669-9652

    Same vintage, same age — but a completely different wine world. Where its sister bottle got Barolo, this 1999 distillate instead met Bordeaux.

    The expert's description

    Edradour 1999 Vintage Bordeaux Cask Finish 21 years old is a Single Highland Malt Whisky finished in Bordeaux casks and bottled at 55.7%.

    The whisky was distilled on 12 October 1999 and, after its primary maturation, received a finishing period in casks that previously held Bordeaux red wine. The whisky was bottled on 21 October 2020 after 21 years of total maturation and, like its Barolo sibling, is a discontinued vintage release.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Blackcurrant and cassis, with a lightly cedary undercurrent and a hint of tobacco.

    Palate

    Dark berries and plum, where the Bordeaux cask's tannins meet Edradour's soft, honeyed malt.

    Finish

    Long with dry tannin, cedar and a finish of dark chocolate.

    Specifications

    Name: Edradour 1999 Vintage Bordeaux Cask Finish 21 years old Single Highland Malt Whisky 55.7%
    Distillery: Edradour
    Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
    Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 21 years
    ABV: 55,7 %
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Bordeaux cask finish
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Distilled: 12/10/1999
    Bottled: 21/10/2020
    Edition: Vintage 1999

    Flavour profile

    Fruity · Spicy

    Investment potential

    This release is assessed to have high investment potential, largely due to the 1999 vintage, 21 years of maturation and a rare Bordeaux cask finish from a discontinued bottling. This is a general assessment based on available information about rarity and demand, not a guarantee of future value growth.

    Did you know?

    Bordeaux casks are used more rarely for whisky finishing than sherry and port, because French wine casks are traditionally sold on for other purposes rather than ending up with Scottish distilleries — making this cask type a genuine rarity in Scotch whisky.

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      335,00EUR
  • Bottle of Edradour 1999 Vintage Barolo Cask Finish 21 yo Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Item no.: 222288877-88874

    1999 was a year when Edradour distilled whisky that, 21 years later, would meet Italian Barolo wine — the result is a discontinued rarity many collectors seek out.

    The expert's description

    Edradour 1999 Vintage Barolo Cask Finish 21 years old is a Single Highland Malt Whisky finished in Barolo casks and bottled at 54.8%.

    The whisky was distilled on 9 August 1999 and, after a long primary maturation, received a finishing period in casks that previously held Barolo, a powerful Italian red wine from Piedmont made from Nebbiolo grapes. The whisky was bottled on 21 October 2020 after 21 years of total maturation and is today a discontinued vintage release.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Dried cherries and rose petals, with a tannic undercurrent of tar and a hint of fresh malt.

    Palate

    Dark berries and a lightly bitter tannic grip, where the malt keeps a soft, honeyed base beneath the wine's intensity.

    Finish

    Long with dry tannins, black pepper and a finish of dark cherries and leather.

    Specifications

    Name: Edradour 1999 Vintage Barolo Cask Finish 21 years old Single Highland Malt Whisky 54.8%
    Distillery: Edradour
    Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
    Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 21 years
    ABV: 54,8 %
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Barolo cask finish
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Distilled: 09/08/1999
    Bottled: 21/10/2020
    Edition: Vintage 1999

    Flavour profile

    Fruity · Spicy

    Investment potential

    This release is assessed to have high investment potential, largely due to the 1999 vintage, 21 years of maturation and a rare Barolo cask finish from a discontinued bottling. This is a general assessment based on available information about rarity and demand, not a guarantee of future value growth.

    Did you know?

    Barolo is often called 'the king of wines' in Italy because of its power and ageing potential — qualities that make the cask particularly well suited to finishing older, already complex whiskies like this one.

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  • Michel Couvreur Blossoming Auld Sherried magnum bottle in wooden case
    Item no.: 255544112-8874

    Some whiskies deserve a bigger frame - Blossoming Auld Sherried is also available in this striking magnum bottle, presented in its own wooden case.

    Expert's description

    Michel Couvreur Blossoming Auld Sherried over 13 Years Magnum is a Single Malt Whisky matured in sherry casks and bottled at 45 percent.

    The whisky has matured for over 13 years in sherry casks and is bottled in a 150 centilitre magnum, presented in a wooden case. The style is, as in the standard bottle size, a full tribute to the powerful, sherry-matured whisky style of the Victorian era.

    Blossoming Auld Sherried is also available in this striking magnum bottle - a fitting tribute to Michel Couvreur's life's work, packaged in a wooden case that signals something special from the house's cellar in Bouze-lès-Beaune.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    The nose is bombarded with layer upon layer of sherry, followed by flowers, vanilla, chocolate, spice and dried fruit.

    Palate

    The palate is powerful and nuanced, sweet and dry at once, with generous fruit, caramel, chocolate and cinnamon.

    Finish

    The finish is long and warm, with lingering notes of raisin and dark chocolate.

    Specifications

    Name: Blossoming Auld Sherried Magnum
    Distillery: Michel Couvreur
    Region/Country: France
    Type: Single Malt Whisky
    Age: over 13 years
    ABV: 45 %
    Size: 150 CL
    Cask type: Sherry casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Edition: Blossoming Auld Sherried Magnum

    Flavour profile

    Sherry-matured · Powerful · Rich · Complex

    Did you know?

    The magnum bottle holds twice as much as a standard bottle, which means slower oxidation in the glass - something many collectors believe gives the whisky even more time to develop each time the bottle is opened.

    • 1pcs.
      556,25EUR
  • Teaninich 1975 from Douglas Laing The Black Series, 45 year old single cask
    Item no.: 22255544447-66321

    Forty-five years in the dark. Distilled in 1975, long before most of us tasted our first whisky, and only bottled in 2020 - this Teaninich is a piece of liquid Scottish history.

    Expert description

    Teaninich The Black Series 1975 from Xtra Old Particular is a 45 year old Single Highland Malt Whisky at 41.6%, bottled from a single cask by Scottish independent bottler Douglas Laing.

    The Black Series is part of Douglas Laing's Xtra Old Particular range, reserved for whiskies over 30 years old, where each cask is personally selected by Fred and Cara Laing. This Teaninich matured in a refill hogshead (Douglas Laing ref: 14547) for nearly half a century, giving the whisky a rare depth and maturity.

    Distilled in November 1975 and bottled in November 2020, the whisky is non-chill filtered and naturally coloured. Only 142 bottles of this edition were released worldwide.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Old oak and beeswax, with underlying notes of dried apricot and a distant hint of cigar box.

    Palate

    Delicate and silky despite its age, with notes of honey, sandalwood and a subtle spice garden of clove and nutmeg.

    Finish

    Very long, dry and elegant, closing on a note of old leather and a faint whisper of smoke from the cask wood.

    Specifications

    Name: Teaninich The Black Series 1975 Xtra Old Particular
    Distillery: Teaninich
    Bottler: Douglas Laing - Xtra Old Particular
    Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
    Type: Single Highland Malt Whisky
    Age: 45 years
    ABV: 41.6%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill Hogshead / DL ref. 14547
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: November 1975
    Bottled: November 2020
    Number of bottles: 142
    Edition: The Black Series / Xtra Old Particular

    Flavour profile

    old and elegant · honeyed · oak-driven

    Investment potential

    With only 142 bottles worldwide, an age of 45 years and spirit from an era no longer available from Teaninich, this release ranks among the rarest independent Teaninich bottlings ever produced, giving it high investment potential for the serious collector.

    Did you know?

    Douglas Laing's Xtra Old Particular range, recognisable by its black label, is reserved for whiskies of at least 30 years of age, with each cask personally selected by siblings Fred and Cara Laing, who took over the family business in 2013.

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      1.273,25EUR
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