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95 - 134 Euro Whisky

Whisky up to 1,000 DKK is about age, cask and batch. In the 700-1,000 DKK range you'll find 18 to 25 year old single malts and independent bottlings that don't always come back. Check vintage, batch and cask type before you choose.

  • Glenfiddich 16 year old Aston Martin F1 Limited Edition Single Speyside Malt Whisky 70 cl 43%
    Item no.: 21265429-144

    In Formula One the fastest part of the car is often the part nobody sees. A shaped floor, a millimetre of curve on a wing. Glenfiddich took that idea into the warehouses in Dufftown, split sixteen-year-old whisky across five kinds of cask and brought it all back together.

    Expert description

    Glenfiddich 16 year Aston Martin F1 Release No. 2 is a Speyside Single Malt Whisky matured in 1st fill bourbon barrels, port pipes, Oloroso sherry casks, wine casks and Fino sherry butts, bottled at 43%.

    This is the second bottling from the partnership between Glenfiddich and the Aston Martin Formula One Team. Malt Master Brian Kinsman built it with Adrian Newey, the team's Managing Technical Partner and the designer behind some of the most successful cars the sport has seen. Kinsman's take is that real performance usually comes from what you can't see at first glance, and he set out to make a whisky that works the same way.

    The backbone is whisky from 1st fill bourbon barrels, where Glenfiddich's familiar orchard fruit and soft vanilla come through, rounded off by a final spell in bourbon casks for extra sweetness. That base was then married with selected parcels that had each been fully matured or finished in one of four other cask types. Port pipes bring dark fruit and weight. Oloroso adds stewed fruit and a nutty edge. Wine casks layer in more fruit, and a small measure of Fino sherry pulls the whole thing drier so the sweetness never takes over.

    Release No. 1 from 2025 used American oak only and leaned bright and dessert-like. Release No. 2 is darker and has more going on. The collaboration is planned as an annual series, and no bottle count has been published.

    Glenfiddich sits in Dufftown in the middle of Speyside and is still owned by the family behind William Grant & Sons, who founded the distillery in 1887.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Stewed fruit, almost compote, lifted by floral top notes. A little marzipan, then polished leather, like the seats of an old car.

    Palate

    Soft and silky. Buttery toffee, caramelised cane sugar and fresh apple and pear, before dry oak tannins step in and keep the sweetness honest.

    Finish

    Long, with oak and a sweetness that lingers.

    Specifications

    Name: Glenfiddich 16 year Aston Martin F1 Limited Edition Release No. 2
    Distillery: Glenfiddich
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Whisky
    Age: 16 years
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: 1st fill bourbon barrels, port pipes, Oloroso sherry casks, wine casks and Fino sherry butts
    Distillation method: Double distilled in copper pot stills
    Bottled: 2026
    Edition: Aston Martin Formula One Team Limited Edition Release No. 2
    EAN no.: 5010327345079

    Flavour profile

    Fruity · Toffee · Marzipan · Sherry influence · Oak

    Did you know?

    The very first spirit ran from Glenfiddich's stills on Christmas Day 1887. William Grant had built the distillery with his children in little more than a year.

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    • 120,00
      1pcs.
      87,00EUR
  • Meikle Toir 2018 Denmark Single Cask Oloroso Peated Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 58,8%
    Item no.: 1059763-656

    Speyside usually talks in sweetness. Near Aberlour, a thread of campfire smoke has found its way into the conversation, and it hangs on behind the dark sherry fruit long after the first sip. Cask number 3916 spent eight quiet years in GlenAllachie's warehouses before it was picked out for Denmark.

    Expert's Description

    Meikle Tòir 8 year 2018 Single Cask Oloroso Sherry Hogshead is a peated Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in an Oloroso Sherry Hogshead and bottled at cask strength, 58.8%.

    Meikle Tòir is GlenAllachie's peated brand, and the name is Gaelic for a big pursuit. The malt is peated to 44 PPM, with peat from St Fergus on the Scottish mainland, which the brand describes as rounded rather than coastal. The first Meikle Tòir Single Casks only appeared in 2025, so the series is still finding its feet. This one was distilled on 7 June 2018, spent all eight years in the same Oloroso Sherry Hogshead, cask no. 3916, and was bottled in August 2026. Just 364 bottles exist, selected specially for Denmark.

    Oloroso is the dry, nutty style of sherry, and it shows. Dark chocolate, mocha and dried fruit sit alongside the smoke instead of being flattened by it. The colour is a deep chestnut, with no colouring added and no chill filtration, so what reaches the glass is close to what left the cask.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Smoked orchard fruit, think apples and pears hung a little too close to the fire. Dark chocolate and mocha follow, then orange zest, heather honey and finally campfire smoke.

    Palate

    Sandalwood, black cherries and campfire smoke arrive first. Ginger, dried fruit and mocha come after.

    Finish

    The smoke lingers with mocha, warm spice and dried fruit, and a touch of nuts at the very end.

    Specifications

    Name: Meikle Tòir 8 year 2018 Single Cask Oloroso Sherry Hogshead Speyside
    Distillery: GlenAllachie
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 8 years
    ABV: 58.8%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Oloroso Sherry Hogshead
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 7 June 2018
    Bottled: August 2026
    Number of bottles: 364
    Edition: Single Cask selected specially for Denmark, cask no. 3916
    EAN no.: 5060997780809

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Sherry-Matured · Dark Chocolate · Spiced · Cask Strength

    Did You Know?

    GlenAllachie made its first peated spirit in 2018. This whisky was distilled on 7 June that year, which makes it part of the brand's earliest vintage.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • Meikle Toir 2019 Denmark Single Cask 2716 Peated Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 61,9%
    Item no.: 1059763-655

    The smoke in this bottle doesn't come from Islay. It comes from peat cut at St Fergus on Scotland's north-east coast, softer and sweeter than the kind most people expect from a peated malt. Here Billy Walker's team has set it against brand new oak instead of Sherry, and that changes the conversation between smoke and cask completely.

    Expert's Description

    Meikle Tòir 7 year 2019 Single Cask Virgin Oak is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a virgin oak cask and bottled at cask strength, 61.9%.

    It was distilled at GlenAllachie near Aberlour on 17 May 2019 and bottled in August 2026 after seven years in cask. Cask number 2716 yielded 288 bottles, and the label states that this release was selected specially for Denmark. Meikle Tòir is pronounced mee-kuhl tor and means big pursuit. It's the name for the peated side of GlenAllachie, a project Billy Walker started in 2018. The spirit is made from peated malt dried over mainland peat from St Fergus, and this one sits at 47 PPM. That's clear smoke, but nowhere near extreme.

    The first single casks in the range were Sherry casks. This one starts from a different place: fresh oak that has held nothing before. Virgin oak gives up more wood and spice than a used cask, and you can read it in the label's notes of cinnamon, baking spices and sandalwood. The whisky is non-chill filtered with no added colour, so it keeps the golden mahogany shade the cask gave it.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Cinnamon, grilled honeycomb and poached orchard fruits lead the way. Baked orange, salted caramel and baking spices follow, with sandalwood and toasted hazelnuts underneath.

    Palate

    Roasted almonds, mocha and cinnamon buttercream open the palate. Then come toffee, poached orchard fruits and grilled honeycomb.

    Specifications

    Name: Meikle Tòir 7 year 2019 Single Cask Virgin Oak Speyside Single Malt Whisky
    Distillery: GlenAllachie
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 7 years
    ABV: 61.9%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Single Cask, virgin oak
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 17.05.2019
    Bottled: August 2026
    Number of bottles: 288
    Edition: Specially selected for Denmark. Cask no. 2716
    EAN no.: 5060997780793

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Spiced · Sweet · Nutty · Fruity

    Did You Know?

    GlenAllachie's peated production runs for only about six weeks a year and yields roughly 100,000 litres of alcohol. The rest of the year the distillery makes unpeated whisky.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • RyeLaw Vintage 2018 Fife Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46,3%
    Item no.: 21227414-77897

    Barley and rye both grow beneath the Lomond Hills in Fife. A young distillery between Kinglassie and Glenrothes uses the two together, and what ends up in the glass tastes of pepper, toasted wood and toffee rather than anything you'd expect from Scotland.

    Expert's Description

    Inchdairnie RyeLaw Vintage 2018 Appalachian Wood is a Fife Single Grain Scotch Whisky made from malted rye and malted barley, matured in new charred oak casks and bottled at 46.3%.

    RyeLaw is Inchdairnie's flagship. Vintage 2018 is the second release, following Vintage 2017, which made its debut in 2023. Each vintage gets its own oak origin. This one comes from the Appalachian forests of the eastern United States, which is what the Appalachian Wood variant on the label refers to. According to the distillery, the change made for a spicier and more complex whisky, with longer maturation than the first release.

    The mash bill is 53% malted rye and 47% malted barley, both grown in Scotland. The label says the rye comes from a single farm and the barley is spring barley. The grain is hammer milled, mashed and fermented outdoors. Distillation is double, in pot stills, with the second run in a Lomond Hill still the distillery designed itself. Scotland has no rye whisky category, so RyeLaw is officially a Single Grain Scotch Whisky, even though rye is the main grain.

    Maturation is a single stage: new charred oak casks in Fife, from 2018 until bottling in 2025. New charred oak brings vanilla, caramel and baking spice, plus a dry, tannic finish. That suits the pepper of the rye, and it's where this differs from a whisky matured in used casks. The bottling has no added colour and no chill filtration.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Wood and rye spice lead, with clear oak underneath. Vanilla custard and caramel sit on top, and with a little time orange peel and marzipan come through.

    Palate

    Peppery rye from the first sip, then drying oak. Behind the pepper there's ginger, clove and a layer of dark treacle.

    Finish

    Long and dry, with pepper and oak spice. Soft toffee notes settle in at the very end.

    Specifications

    Name: Inchdairnie RyeLaw Vintage 2018 Appalachian Wood Fife Single Grain Scotch Whisky
    Distillery: Inchdairnie
    Region/Country: Fife, Scotland
    Type: Fife Single Grain Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 46.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: New charred oak casks from the Appalachian Mountains
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled in pot stills, second distillation in a Lomond Hill still
    Distilled: 2018
    Bottled: 2025
    Edition: Vintage 2018 Appalachian Wood
    EAN No.: 5060916320222

    Flavour Profile

    Peppery · Spiced · Oak · Toffee · Vanilla

    Did You Know?

    RyeLaw means hill of rye. The name comes from the Ryelaw farm close to the distillery.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • RyeLaw Vintage 2017 Fife Lowland Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46,3%
    Item no.: 21227414-77896

     

    Most people picture rye in Kentucky or Pennsylvania. A young Fife distillery chose it for its very first release instead, mashed from malted rye, fermented outdoors and run through a Lomond Hill still.

    Expert's Description

    RyeLaw Vintage 2017 Ozark Wood is a Lowland Scottish Rye Whisky matured in new, charred oak casks from the Ozark Mountains and bottled at 46.3%.

    This is the first release from InchDairnie in Fife. The label says Scottish Rye Whisky, while shops often file it as Fife Single Grain Scotch Whisky. The reason is the mash bill: 53% malted rye and 47% malted barley, all made at a single distillery. Scotland has no legal definition of rye whisky, so it lands in the single grain category even though rye is what you taste.

    The grain is hammer-milled, mashed through a mash filter instead of a traditional mash tun, fermented outdoors and distilled in a Lomond Hill still. The spirit dates from 2017 and came from just one week of production. It went into new, charred oak casks made from Ozark Mountain wood in the USA. New oak brings more vanilla and a firmer wood presence than refill casks, and here it works as a soft base under the rye's peppery spice. The origin of the oak changes from year to year, and the 2018 vintage, for instance, rests in oak from the Appalachians. The whisky was bottled in 2022, non-chill filtered and without added colour, and only 200 casks went into bottle for this inaugural release.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Rye spice leads, clear and upfront, with mellow oak resting on a layer of vanilla. The aroma is peppery and fragrant rather than sweet.

    Palate

    Pepper rolls in waves but is wrapped in a thick, oily mouthfeel. Sweet biscuit, cereal and dried fruit follow.

    Finish

    Sweet spice and ripe oak that linger.

    Specifications

    Name: RyeLaw Vintage 2017 Ozark Wood
    Distillery: InchDairnie
    Region/Country: Fife, Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Lowland Scottish Rye Whisky
    ABV: 46.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: New charred oak casks from the Ozark Mountains
    Non-chill Filtered: Yes
    Natural Colour: Yes
    Distillation Method: Distilled in a Lomond Hill still
    Distilled: 2017
    Bottled: 2022
    Edition: Vintage 2017, Ozark Wood
    EAN: 5060916320000
    No box included

    Flavour Profile

    Spiced · Peppery · Vanilla · Cereal · Dried fruit

    Did You Know?

    InchDairnie convinced the Scotch Whisky Association that rye had been used at some Scottish distilleries when Alfred Barnard toured them in 1886-87. That argument is what made it possible to call a Scottish rye whisky exactly that.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • KinGlassie RAW 8 year old Vintage 2017 Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46,3%
    Item no.: 2122744-778113

     

    This is not Islay, and it is not the Highlands either. At the foot of the Lomond Hills in Fife, a young distillery has fired up the peat, and the smoke settles over green Lowlands farmland like ash from a winter bonfire. The name is KinGlassie RAW. Smoke, no detours.

    Expert description

    KinGlassie 8 year RAW Edition is a Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 46.3%.

    It comes from InchDairnie, a Fife distillery founded by Ian Palmer, where the first new make ran from the stills on 21 December 2015. KinGlassie is named after the neighbouring village of Kinglassie and is the distillery's first single malt. RAW is also its first peated whisky, distilled in 2017 and bottled in 2025 as a limited edition.

    The barley is grown in Fife and kilned over mainland Scottish peat to at least 50 ppm. The peated malt is only distilled for a short spell each winter, so the volume is limited right at the source.

    All eight years were spent in ex-bourbon casks of American oak. No sherry, no finish. The bourbon wood brings vanilla and a little sweetness but leaves the smoke up front, where it belongs. It is non-chill filtered and carries no added colour.

    RAW was released on 8 May 2025 alongside KinGlassie Double Matured, which spent five years in ex-bourbon casks followed by three years in first fill Amontillado sherry casks. They are the distillery's first ever single malt releases.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Scorched heather and wet bonfire wood arrive first. Behind them sit chalk and flint, then slowly caramelised banana, lemon zest and toasted vanilla.

    Palate

    Ash smoke and black pepper, then smoked bacon and salted toffee that make it rounder than you expect. Green apple and ginger run alongside, and at the back you find sourdough crust, damp oak and a flash of citrus.

    Finish

    Dry and peppery. Spent coffee grounds and liquorice root linger.

    Specifications

    Name: KinGlassie 8 year RAW Edition Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Distillery: InchDairnie
    Region/Country: Fife, Scotland
    Type: Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 8 year
    ABV: 46.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Ex-Bourbon casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2017
    Bottled: 2025
    Edition: RAW Edition
    EAN no.: 5060916320147

    Flavour profile

    Smoky · Peated · Malty sweet · Peppery · Citrus fresh

    Did you know?

    The distillery sits between two springs, Flowers of May and Goatmilk Hill. The hills behind it are the Lomond Hills, and InchDairnie is quick to point out that they have nothing to do with Loch Lomond.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • KinGlassie Double Matured 8 year old Vintage 2017 Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46,3%
    Item no.: 2122744-778112

    Once a year, when December closes in over Fife, somebody lights the peat. A few days of it, then it's over. The rest of the year Inchdairnie makes something quite different, but those days are where KinGlassie comes from.

    Expert description

    KinGlassie Double Matured 8 Year is a Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in ex-bourbon and Amontillado casks and bottled at 46.3%.

    It is Inchdairnie's first single malt. Ian Palmer founded the distillery, and the first spirit ran from the stills in December 2015. The name has mostly been tied to RyeLaw, the rye whisky, so a heavily peated single malt was not what most people expected. The bottle reached the market on 8 May 2025 alongside its sibling, KinGlassie Raw.

    The barley is grown in Fife and peated to 50+ ppm with mainland peat from St Fergus in Aberdeenshire. The distillery runs this peated make only once a year, in December, for less than a week. The spirit is double distilled and double condensed, which gives it extra copper contact and strips out sulphur notes along the way. This bottle is from 2017.

    The casks come in two acts. Five years in ex-bourbon American oak first, which gives vanilla and sweetness to build on. Then three years in Amontillado casks from Montilla, which add almonds, nuts and tobacco on top. The smoke doesn't disappear, it just gets company. The whisky is non-chill filtered and of natural colour. In 2026 it won Gold at the World Whiskies Awards.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Sea spray and seaweed arrive first, then lemon, peach and a little smoky orange zest. Further down sit dried tobacco leaf and walnut.

    Palate

    Mineral and fresh, with peppery smoke building steadily. Strawberry and vanilla, ginger biscuits with pecan and a hint of leather.

    Finish

    Long and dry, with ash, peat smoke and a small bitterness at the end. Stewed fruit and ginger linger.

    Specifications

    Name: KinGlassie Double Matured 8 Year Fife Single Malt Whisky
    Distillery: Inchdairnie
    Region/Country: Fife, Scotland
    Type: Fife Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 8 years
    ABV: 46.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Ex-bourbon casks and Amontillado casks
    Peated malt: 50+ ppm
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled and double condensed
    Distilled: 2017
    Bottled: 2025
    Edition: Double Matured
    EAN no.: 5060916320185

    Flavour profile

    Smoky · Peated · Sherry-matured · Nutty · Fruity · Maritime

    Did you know?

    KinGlassie is also the name of a small village close to the distillery in Fife. The name comes from the Irish Saint Glaisne and roughly means church by the burn.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • Laphroaig 10 Year Old Cask Strength Edition 2023 Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 58.3%
    Item no.: 2211244-76670

    Down the side of the box, in small slanting handwriting, it says "The powerful one". The rest of the bottle backs that up in fewer words: 58.3%, no water added, no chill filtration. Batch 017 was bottled in November 2023, and what lands in your glass is what came out of the casks, apart from a filter that catches flecks of charred wood. The smoke is blue, the seaweed is in your nose, and a thick sweetness runs underneath it all.

    Expert's Description

    Laphroaig 10 year Cask Strength Batch 017 is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured for ten years in charred oak casks and bottled at cask strength, 58.3%.

    This is the distillery's original Cask Strength, and every batch stands on its own. Laphroaig doesn't blend one batch to match the last. The casks decide, and once they're emptied they're gone. Batch 017 went into bottle in November 2023. It's made from peated malt and nutty barley, with the peat smoke Laphroaig itself calls blue.

    The only thing done to the liquid is barrier filtration straight from the cask, which takes out char particles from the burnt oak. It is non-chill filtered, and the strength has not been reduced. The charred casks add vanilla, nuts and toasted oak to the peat, while ten years on Islay bring the salt and the sea.

    The distillery itself drinks it with a splash of water. The whisky goes slightly hazy, and the aroma and sweetness open up without flattening your palate.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Sweet, lively and smoky with a flick of citrus. Candied apple slices, crème brûlée and sugary pastry, with iodine and peat fire behind them.

    Palate

    Sweet fruit first: stewed apple, vanilla cream and pears in syrup. Then salt, peat and crisp seaweed. Clove and cardamom arrive last, leaving a trace of liquorice behind.

    Finish

    Very long. Black pepper, old leather and a sweet, grassy smoke that slowly turns to tarry peat.

    Specifications

    Name: Laphroaig 10 year Cask Strength Batch 017
    Distillery: Laphroaig
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 58.3%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Charred oak casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Bottled: November 2023
    Edition: Batch 017
    EAN no.: 5010019000828

    Flavour Profile

    Peaty · Smoky · Spicy · Maritime · Sweet

    Did You Know?

    Laphroaig is pronounced roughly "la-froyg", and the distillery prints that on the box itself, so nobody has to guess at the bar. It's more useful than it sounds, because the spelling trips up almost everyone.

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    • 1pcs.
      107,00EUR
  • Inchdairnie 2018/2026 Finglassie Lady of the Glen 7 year old Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 60%
    Item no.: 2122744-778111

    In Fife, below the Lomond Hills, the fermentation vessels sit outdoors and the weather gets a say in the spirit. That is how Inchdairnie works, and it is where this peated malt was made before Lady of the Glen sent it into a small Madeira cask to finish. Think bonfire ash on the nose and crème caramel on the tongue.

    Expert's Description

    Inchdairnie Finglassie 7 year Rare Cask is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a hogshead, finished in a refill ex-Madeira quarter cask and bottled at 60%.

    Finglassie is the name independent bottlers use for Inchdairnie's peated malt spirit. This one was distilled on 5 December 2018 and bottled on 6 April 2026 from cask no. 1A, with no chill filtration and no added colouring. Only 115 bottles exist. The cask was split in two: the first half came out as the festival bottling for the 2025 Fife Whisky Festival, and this is the second half.

    The whisky spent its first years in a hogshead before moving into a refill quarter cask that once held Madeira. A cask that small means a lot of wood contact, and here it lays caramel and walnut over the peat smoke.

    Inchdairnie sits near Glenrothes and was founded by Ian Palmer, with the first spirit run in December 2015. The distillery has four copper pot stills from Frilli, uses local Fife barley, and ferments in stainless steel washbacks that stand outdoors without active temperature control. Lady of the Glen is Gregor Hannah's bottling company, also based in Fife, founded in 2012 and known for single cask releases. His signature is printed on the Limited Edition label of this bottle.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Bonfire ash and fresh eucalyptus leaf lead, with a floral edge and a hint of fruit behind them.

    Taste

    Crème caramel opens the palate, followed by walnut and ripe fruit, with the smoke running through it like a thin thread.

    Finish

    The smoke lingers, and caramel and walnut echo after it.

    Specifications

    Name: Inchdairnie Finglassie 7 year Rare Cask Madeira Quarter Cask Lowland
    Distillery: Inchdairnie
    Bottler: Lady of the Glen
    Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 7 years
    ABV: 60%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Hogshead finished in refill ex-Madeira quarter cask
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 5 December 2018
    Bottled: 6 April 2026
    Number of bottles: 115
    Edition: Rare Cask Limited Edition

    Flavour Profile

    Peated · Smoky · Fruity · Floral · Caramel · Walnut

    Did you know?

    Instead of a traditional mash tun, Inchdairnie uses a mash filter press with 45 membranes. Among Scotch malt distilleries, only Teaninich does the same.

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    • 1pcs.
      120,00EUR
  • Bowmore 2017/2026 Samhain Series Lady of the Glen 9 yr Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky 57%
    Item no.: 21224489-920

    Locals on Islay say Loch Indaal turns red at sunset. Some blame the light. Others remember Kranna Dubh, the sea-dragon that Fionn mac Cumhaill woke with a thrown stone and sent back to the deep with an enchanted sword. Here the legend is bottled, nine years after the spirit first went into the cask.

    Expert's Description

    Bowmore 9 Year Fionn Slays The Kranna Dubh is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a 1st fill bourbon cask and bottled at cask strength, 57%.

    The spirit was distilled at Bowmore, the oldest working distillery on Islay, on 28 March 2017. Lady of the Glen bottled it on 29 July 2026, after nine years in one and the same cask, number 56. Only 268 bottles exist. The sea-dragon on the label is no coincidence either, since it has long featured on Bowmore's own bottles.

    This release belongs to the Samhain Series, where Lady of the Glen pairs single casks with Scottish folklore. The series takes its name from the Celtic festival of Samhain, which marks the turn from harvest to winter. This year it runs to seven releases, and this is the only one from Bowmore. The story on the label follows Fionn and his two hounds, Bran and Seeolang, across Islay. To amuse them he hurls a huge standing stone into Loch Indaal, and the splash wakes a dragon that has slept beneath the dark sands for a thousand years.

    A 1st fill bourbon cask gives a lot to a nine-year-old spirit. Here it shows up as milk chocolate and toffee, while sea salt and lemon make sure you never forget which island this comes from. Like every Lady of the Glen release, it is non-chill filtered and keeps its natural colour.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Sweet and soft to begin with, then sea salt, lemon and a hint of sea spray. The sweetness stays in the background throughout.

    Palate

    Milk chocolate and toffee meet tobacco and a whisper of lightly smoked ham. Lemon peel and gingerbread build after a few seconds.

    Finish

    Long, with dark chocolate cherries and buttered malt loaf.

    Specifications

    Name: Bowmore 9 Year Fionn Slays The Kranna Dubh
    Distillery: Bowmore
    Bottler: Lady of the Glen
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 9 years
    ABV: 57%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: 1st fill bourbon cask
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 28 March 2017
    Bottled: 29 July 2026
    Number of bottles: 268
    Edition: Samhain Series

    Flavour Profile

    Sweet · Maritime · Lightly smoked · Citrus · Chocolate

    Did you know?

    Lady of the Glen takes its name from the Green Lady said to haunt Stirling Castle. The Fife-based bottler was started in 2012 by Gregor Hannah.

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  • Laphroaig 2018/2026 Samhain Series Lady of the Glen 7 yr Single Islay Malt Scotch Whisky 58,6%
    Item no.: 21224489-919

    A tiny black elf trails a knight through a battle on Islay. He offered his help, got laughed at, and went over to the other side instead. The story is printed on the label, and in the bottle sits seven-year-old Laphroaig, peated and powerful, exactly as it left the cask.

    Expert's Description

    Laphroaig 7 year The Eighth Part Measure of a Carle is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a refill barrel and bottled at cask strength, 58.6%.

    It belongs to the Samhain Series from Lady of the Glen, a run of Single Cask releases where every whisky carries a Scottish myth or legend on its label. The bottler is Hannah Whisky Merchants of Fife, founded in 2012 by Gregor Hannah. The title is the elf's nickname in the story: a very small, brownie-like creature known as the Eighth Part Measure of a Carle.

    The spirit comes from Laphroaig, where peated malt and double distillation deliver the smoke, seaweed and medicinal edge the distillery is known for. It went into cask no. 66 on 29 November 2018 and was bottled on 29 July 2026, seven years and eight months later. A refill barrel has held whisky before, so it adds less vanilla and wood sweetness than a 1st fill cask and leaves the spirit in charge.

    Only 137 bottles were filled from the cask. The whisky was bottled without dilution.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Tar and creosote first. Vanilla, coconut and green apple follow from the cask.

    Palate

    Ripe peach, blackcurrant and candied lemon sit on top. Underneath runs Laphroaig's own smoke, in the form of salted liquorice.

    Finish

    Long and dry. Cloves, ginger and nutmeg, wrapped in something close to cigar leaf.

    Specifications

    Name: Laphroaig 7 year The Eighth Part Measure of a Carle
    Distillery: Laphroaig
    Bottler: Hannah Whisky Merchants
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 7 years
    ABV: 58.6%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Single Cask, refill barrel no. 66
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Bottled: 29 July 2026
    Number of bottles: 137
    Edition: Samhain Series, The Eighth Part Measure of a Carle

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Tarry · Fruity · Spicy · Liquorice

    Did You Know?

    The labels in the Samhain Series are drawn by Edinburgh-based designer Steven Shand. The series is named after Samhain, the Celtic festival marking the turn from harvest to winter, and the forerunner of modern Halloween.

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  • Bottle of Thy Whisky PX Oloroso 2024 Danish Single Malt Whisky 70 cl sherry
    Item no.: 2212335-7111

    Up in Thy, in the far northwest of Jutland, a family farm has been passed down through eight generations. Today the barley goes from the field to the farm's own malt house, then the still, then the cask. Five years later, this is what comes out.

    Expert description

    Thy Whisky PX & Bourbon 5 year is an organic Danish Single Malt Whisky matured in PX sherry casks and bourbon casks and bottled at 51.7%.

    It is made from Odyssey barley at Thy Whisky in northwest Jutland, where growing, malting, mashing, distilling, maturing and bottling all happen on the same estate. The malt is a mix of pale malt and malt smoked over beechwood, so the smoke comes from beech and not from peat.

    Two kinds of cask do the work. PX stands for Pedro Ximénez, a sweet sherry known for dried fruit and cocoa, while bourbon casks usually add vanilla and toffee. The spirit was distilled in 2020 and 2021, spent five to six years in wood and was bottled in October 2026.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Dried fruit and cocoa first, then vanilla and something close to fresh pastry. The beechwood smoke sits behind it all, warming.

    Palate

    Rich and malty, with fruit, toffee and vanilla. Warm spices and cocoa arrive mid-palate, and the smoke stays with you throughout.

    Finish

    Warm and spicy, with beechwood smoke and juicy oak at the end.

    Specifications

    Name: Thy Whisky PX & Bourbon 5 year
    Distillery: Thy Whisky
    Region/Country: Thy, Denmark
    Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
    Age: 5 years
    ABV: 51.7%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: PX sherry casks and bourbon casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2020-2021
    Bottled: October 2026
    Number of bottles: 2,165
    EAN no.: 5745000725694

    Flavour profile

    Fruity · Sherry-matured · Smoky · Spicy · Cocoa

    Did you know?

    Thy's first release in 2015 was just 300 bottles, sold only locally. The distillery designed its own malt house, and it now also supplies malt to local brewers and distillers.

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  • Thornæs Distillery Cask 118 Friends of Thornæs Organic Single Malt Danish Whisky 50 cl 58,9%
    Item no.: 0591763-5589

    Between the Gribskov forest and Solbjerg Engsø lies the Falkendal farm, and in the old horse stable the copper stills stand ready. Cask #118 was filled in March 2022 and left alone for a little over four years. Now it has a bottle of its own.

    Expert description

    Thornæs Friends of Thornæs Cask 118 is an organic Danish Single Malt Whisky matured in a 130-litre Oloroso sherry cask of French oak and bottled at 58.9%.

    This is a Private Cask Bottling in a limited edition, with only approx. 250 bottles from a single cask. It was bottled exclusively for Friends of Thornæs, a Facebook group for people who follow the distillery. Thornæs Distillery distilled, matured and bottled it themselves. The cask was filled on March 14, 2022, and the whisky was bottled on July 29, 2026. It is non-chill filtered and has natural colour. The distillery double distils on traditional alembic copper stills.

    The cask does a lot of the talking here. The Oloroso pulls the whisky in a dark, full direction, while the French oak adds structure, spicy wood notes and a dry finish. It is the balance between the two that makes this bottle worth pouring.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Ripe, dark fruit and prunes lead the way, with a candied sweetness behind them.

    Palate

    The Oloroso fills the mouth with roasted nuts and warm spices. The French oak pushes back with spicy wood notes and an elegant dryness, so the sweetness never takes over.

    Finish

    Long and warm. Fruit sweetness, spice and oak travel together all the way out.

    Specifications

    Name: Thornæs Friends of Thornæs Cask 118
    Distillery: Thornæs Distillery
    Region/Country: North Zealand, Denmark
    Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
    Age: 4 years
    ABV: 58.9%
    Size: 50 CL
    Cask type: French oak, Oloroso sherry, 130 L
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Bottled: July 29, 2026
    Number of bottles: approx. 250
    Edition: Private Cask Bottling Limited Edition, Cask #118, Friends of Thornæs

    Flavour profile

    Sherried · Ripe fruit · Spicy · Roasted nuts · Oak

    Did you know?

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  • Royal Brackla 2014 Little Brown Dog 12 yr Denmark Edition Sherry Butt Single Malt Whisky 53,7%
    Item no.: 223133-89111

    Royal Brackla has been distilling near Nairn, on the edge of the Highlands, since 1812. One old sherry cask started to seep, and that is how a small bottling made only for Denmark came about.

    Expert's description

    Royal Brackla 2014 Little Brown Dog 12 year is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a refill sherry butt and bottled at 53.7%.

    The spirit was distilled at Royal Brackla in 2014 and spent 12 years in a refill sherry butt, meaning a sherry cask that has been used before. In the end the butt began to leak. In March 2026 the whisky was moved into two casks, and LG Whisky bought one of them. LG Whisky was also there when Little Brown Dog bottled it on 27 July 2026. The result is 276 bottles, all of them for Denmark.

    The cask was picked as a fruity spice bomb with an old-school sherry influence, balanced tannins and a very good integration between whisky and sherry.

    Royal Brackla was the first distillery allowed to carry "Royal" in its name, and most of what it makes disappears into blends. That is why it is rare to meet it as a single malt from one cask.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    The colour is close to maple syrup. The nose opens with something like a pencil case, then moves on to sweet aged balsamic and cherry lips.

    Palate

    Jamaican ginger cake, Medjool dates and pipe tobacco. Sweet and spicy at the same time.

    Finish

    Cardamom cookies and glazed ginger.

    Specifications

    Name: Royal Brackla 2014 Little Brown Dog 12 year Refill Sherry Butt Single Highland Malt Whisky 53.7%
    Distillery: Royal Brackla
    Bottler: Little Brown Dog
    Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
    Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 12 year
    ABV: 53.7%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill Sherry Butt
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2014
    Bottled: 27 July 2026
    Number of bottles: 276
    Edition: Exclusive to Denmark, selected by LG Whisky

    Flavour profile

    Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spicy · Lightly sweet

    Did you know?

    Little Brown Dog began as a label on sample bottles. Andrew Smith shared his first bottling samples with friends under that name, borrowed from his own dog, who came along to tastings and distillery visits.

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  • Burnside 14 year old Woodrows of Edinburgh Single Cask #900018 Single Speyside Malt Whisky 52%
    Item no.: 2122233-8511

    Burnside sounds like a distillery on a burn somewhere in the glens. It isn't one. The name is a cover, and underneath sits a Speyside whisky that spent its last three of fourteen years in a cask that once held Ruby Port.

    Expert's Description

    Burnside 14 year Ruby Port is a Speyside Blended Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a refill hogshead, finished in a 1st fill Ruby Port Hogshead cask and bottled at cask strength, 52%.

    It comes from Woodrow's of Edinburgh, a bottler based in Edinburgh, and belongs to their Warehouse Reserve range in the Curators' Cut Edition. The whisky is drawn from one single cask, number 900018, filled on 27 April 2011 and bottled on 14 October 2025. Only 292 bottles exist.

    Burnside is a brand name, not a distillery. Behind it sits a teaspooned Balvenie: malt from Balvenie in Dufftown with a small dash from another distillery added, so it can legally be called a Blended Malt and sold without Balvenie on the label.

    The cask story is short. Around eleven years in a refill hogshead, a cask that has been used before and lets the spirit speak without a heavy hand of wood. Then three years in a 1st fill cask from Ruby Port, the young, red, fruity style of port wine. That cask still has plenty to give, and it shows in the berries and sweetness. Nothing has been coloured or chill filtered.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Heather honey first, then ripe summer berries and a hint of milk chocolate. Light and elegant.

    Palate

    Silky and layered. Milk chocolate, raspberries, strawberry jam and orange zest, with figs and toffee underneath. A touch of hazelnut at the end.

    Finish

    Medium to long. The jam lingers, and the baking spices stay sweet and quiet.

    Specifications

    Name: Burnside 14 year Ruby Port
    Distillery: Balvenie
    Bottler: Woodrow's of Edinburgh
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 14 years
    ABV: 52%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Refill Hogshead cask, finished for 3 years in 1st fill Ruby Port Hogshead cask
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Bottled: 14.10.2025
    Number of bottles: 292
    Edition: Curators' Cut Edition
    EAN no.: 5060769810611

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Port-finished · Sweet · Smooth · Lightly spiced

    Did You Know?

    This bottle has a twin. Cask 900019 was filled on the very same day, 27 April 2011, and got the same three years on port, only tawny instead of ruby. Both were bottled on 14 October 2025.

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  • Laphroaig 15 year old Islay Single Malt Whisky 46%
    Item no.: 22115366-37

    Fifteen years in a warehouse on the south coast of Islay, where the wind comes in off the sea carrying salt. That's long enough for the smoke in a Laphroaig to loosen its grip a little. Not by much. Just enough that you suddenly notice the grapefruit hiding behind it.

    Expert's Description

    Laphroaig 15 Year Old is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured for 15 years in American oak ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 46%.

    It's had a bumpy ride. The 15 Year Old first hit the shelves in 1985 and quickly picked up a loyal following. In 2009 it was pulled from the range and replaced by an 18 year old. For the distillery's 200th anniversary in 2015 it resurfaced as a limited release at 43%, then vanished again. In June 2026 it came back for good, as a permanent part of the range alongside the 10 Year Old and the 18 Year Old. And with a bit more muscle this time, at 46%.

    It starts with peated malt. Part of the barley is still turned by hand on the distillery's own malting floors and dried over Islay peat smoke, before being double distilled in Laphroaig's copper stills.

    All of the maturation has happened in American oak that previously held bourbon. No sherry, no finish, no tricks. The bourbon casks bring vanilla and a soft, yellow fruit sweetness, and the long years do the rest. The medicinal edge gets rounder, and the smoke folds in with citrus, peach and spices like clove and coriander. Laphroaig's master blender, Dr Calum Fraser of Suntory Global Spirits, has said they waited patiently for the whisky to be ready before bringing it back.

    The whisky is non-chill filtered with no added colour. On the box, Laphroaig sums up the flavour in three words: citrus, clove, smoke. Which is actually spot on.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Fresh orange peel and grapefruit come first, a bit like peeling the fruit right over the glass. Underneath sits dry hay and a thin line of barbecue smoke. Give it a few minutes and vanilla appears, along with a single clove.

    Palate

    A broad wave of sea salt and smoke, oily and rich like smoked mackerel. Then cracked black pepper, cinnamon, clove and ground coriander. Towards the end it lifts, and juicy peach and ripe grapefruit take over.

    Finish

    Long and smoky. Your mouth waters, and the salty and the sweet keep pulling in opposite directions, in the best possible way.

    Specifications

    Name: Laphroaig 15 Year Old
    Distillery: Laphroaig
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 15 years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: American oak ex-bourbon casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    EAN no.: 5010019001719

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Citrus · Maritime · Spicy · Vanilla

    Did you know?

    The name Laphroaig comes from Gaelic and means something along the lines of the beautiful hollow by the broad bay. The pronunciation, La-Froyg, is printed right there on the label, so nobody has to guess.

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  • Macallan 12 Year Old 110 Proof Sherry Oak Collection Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 55%
    Item no.: 222115145-2026

    Macallan sits half-buried in a hillside above the River Spey, its turf roof rolling like the Easter Elchies countryside around it. For two centuries the people inside have agreed on one thing: the sherry cask calls the shots. With 110 Proof, they have finally turned the volume up.

    Expert description

    Macallan 12 Year Sherry Oak 110 Proof is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured for 12 years in sherry seasoned oak casks from Jerez and bottled at 55%.

    Picture the classic Sherry Oak 12 Year with most of the water left out. The standard bottling is brought down to 40%, while this one stops at 55%. The name comes from the American proof system, where the number is simply double the alcohol percentage. Less water means more of what the casks put in: a denser, almost oily texture and a sherry character that coats the whole mouth.

    The casks are predominantly European oak, with a small share of American oak. They are seasoned with sherry in Jerez de la Frontera, shipped to Scotland and filled with new make spirit from Macallan's famously small copper stills. European oak brings more tannin and darker fruit than American oak, and you can taste it here: dates, cherries and cocoa rather than vanilla and honey. All of the colour comes from the wood, with no caramel added.

    110 Proof first appeared in 2025, when the only way to buy it in Europe was through the British chain The Whisky Shop or directly from Macallan. In autumn 2026 it reached more markets, and it now sits in the Sherry Oak Collection alongside the 18, 25 and 30 year old.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Sticky dates and cherry compote lead the way. Cinnamon and crushed cacao nibs follow, with dried orange slices adding a tart edge to all that sweetness.

    Palate

    Full and warming. Rich oak and sultanas, then stem ginger, star anise and mandarin. Further in, espresso beans dipped in dark chocolate.

    Finish

    Long, with dark treacle toffee and mocha, and a sweet cinnamon that refuses to leave.

    Specifications

    Name: Macallan 12 Year Sherry Oak 110 Proof
    Distillery: Macallan
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 12 years
    ABV: 55%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Sherry seasoned oak casks from Jerez, predominantly European oak with some American oak
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Edition: Sherry Oak Collection
    EAN no.: 5010314314934

    Flavour profile

    Sherry matured · Fruity · Spicy · Powerful · Chocolatey

    Did you know?

    110 Proof is an American measurement. Under the old British system, where spirit was supposedly tested by checking whether gunpowder soaked in it would still ignite, 100 proof equalled roughly 57.1%. In British terms, this whisky would only be about 96 proof.

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  • Bruichladdich 10 year Old Skool 25th Anniversary Limited Edition Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 50%
    Item no.: 222118656-1114

    On the western shore of Islay, facing the grey water of Loch Indaal, stands a distillery that once fell silent. In 2001 the stills were fired up again. Twenty-five years on, Bruichladdich looks back with a bottle that could have come straight off a 1980s shelf. The whisky inside is anything but old-fashioned.

    Expert's description

    Bruichladdich Old Skool 10 year is an Islay Single Malt Whisky matured in 1st fill bourbon casks and 1st fill Sauternes casks and bottled at 50%.

    It is the first of three limited releases marking 25 years since the distillery was brought back to life. The label borrows its look from Bruichladdich's own bottlings of the 1980s, a deliberate glance over the shoulder. Every grain of barley was grown on Islay by 14 local farmers, all within roughly nine miles of the distillery. For Bruichladdich that is the point: barley has a sense of place, and you should be able to taste it.

    There is no peat here. The spirit is double distilled and spent ten years mostly in 1st fill American oak bourbon casks, which bring vanilla, coconut and soft caramel. A smaller parcel went into 1st fill Sauternes casks, and that is where the floral sweetness and ripe apricot come from. The casks were married, then reduced with Islay spring water to 50%, with no chill filtration and no added colour.

    The bottle itself contains around 60% recycled glass. Bruichladdich has not published a bottle count, but this is a limited release, and several UK retailers sold out within weeks of the March 2026 launch.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Ripe apricot and nectarine lead, followed by red plum and vanilla custard. Underneath sits a gentle, salty sea breeze, a quiet reminder of where it was made.

    Palate

    Rounded and slightly oily. Stone fruit and citrus zest, barley sugar and stewed pear. The oak adds creamy coconut and caramelised vanilla, while clove, ginger and toasted almond give it warmth and a bit of grip.

    Finish

    Apricot jam and toasted coconut linger, with barley sugar and dry toasted oak fading out last.

    Specifications

    Name: Bruichladdich Old Skool 10 year
    Distillery: Bruichladdich
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 50%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: 1st fill bourbon casks and 1st fill Sauternes casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Edition: 25th Anniversary Limited Release
    EAN no.: 5055807422161

    Flavour profile

    Fruity · Sweet · Unpeated · Bourbon cask · Maritime · Lightly spiced

    Did you know?

    The label on Old Skool carries a map of Islay printed with the names of the farmers who grew the barley for this very whisky. 14 of the distillery's 19 farming partners on the island made the cut.

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  • Strathmill 2015 Cream Sherry Hogshead Finish 11 year old Little Brown Dog Single Speyside Malt Whisky 54,6%
    Item no.: 2212955-8111558

    Off a quiet road through Keith stands a distillery most drinkers have never heard of. Strathmill has spent over a century filling casks for J&B's blend, its own name almost never making it onto a label. This time, one cask gets to speak for itself.

    The expert's description

    Strathmill 2015 Little Brown Dog is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a Cream Sherry Hogshead of American oak and bottled at 54.6%.

    Strathmill in Keith is one of Speyside's most overlooked distilleries. For decades it has mostly filled malt for J&B's blend, and even Diageo has only put its name on a bottle a handful of times, most recently in the Flora & Fauna series. Little Brown Dog Spirits, the independent bottler from Aberdeenshire, found a cask from 2015 that stood apart from the rest of the parcel: rounded, clean and easy to drink, without the full sherry weight you'd expect from a cream sherry cask. The whisky spent its entire maturation in the same Cream Sherry Hogshead of American oak, giving a gentler, more integrated sherry character than casks with a heavier, more Spanish-style profile.

    The bottle was released in July 2026 as part of a seven-bottle batch from Little Brown Dog. Like all their single cask releases, it's bottled at cask strength, natural colour and non-chill filtered. Only 286 bottles were filled from this one cask.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Old oak furniture and rowan jelly on the nose, spiced with a touch of Grand Marnier - candied orange peel and a hint of cognac warmth.

    Palate

    The palate carries creamy custard doughnut and tart pink grapefruit, with the sherry showing through as a port glaze toward the middle.

    Finish

    The finish turns dry and mineral, like a cool white wine, followed by a fizz of pear soda and a last touch of nutmeg spice.

    Specifications

    Name: Strathmill 2015 11 year Little Brown Dog Single Cask Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Distillery: Strathmill
    Bottler: Little Brown Dog Spirits
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 11 year
    ABV: 54.6%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Cream Sherry Hogshead, American oak
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2015
    Bottled: July 2026
    Number of bottles: 286

    Flavour profile

    Sherry-matured · Fruity · Creamy · Spiced

    Investment potential

    Medium - Strathmill is rarely bottled as a single malt, and only 286 bottles exist from this one cask. Little Brown Dog has built a solid reputation among collectors of independent bottlings in just a few years, which adds to the appeal of this kind of rare release.

    Did you know?

    The label nods to the pied wagtail from Diageo's official Flora & Fauna edition of Strathmill - one of the few times the distillery has ever been allowed to stand alone on a bottle.

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  • Whisky Advent Calendar 24 x 2 cl Mac Y Unique Whisky Samples Christmas Calendar
    Item no.: 2263-8634478

    Twenty-four doors, twenty-four worlds. Behind one waits peat and sea spray from Islay, behind the next, apples from the Loire Valley, and behind a third, warm Goan air over Indian pot stills. The Mac Y Whisky Advent Calendar is a journey through whisky's landscapes, one dram at a time, all December long.

    Expert's Description

    Mac Y Whisky Advent Calendar 2026 is a tasting calendar with 24 different whiskies from Scotland, Ireland, England, France and India, bottled in 2 cl miniatures at an average strength of 46.9%.

    The concept is a virtual advent calendar: behind each of the 24 doors sits a bottle, and a QR code on the bottom of the box opens a new door in Mac Y's online calendar every day in December, revealing the story behind that day's whisky. The line-up spans the breadth of Scotch whisky – from Islay-adjacent names like Caol Ila and Ledaig, through Speyside-leaning Speybridge, to Highland stalwarts such as Deanston and Tomatin – and sets them against newer voices in the whisky world: The Irishman from Ireland, Cotswolds from England, Armorik from Brittany and Paul John from Goa, India.

    Several bottles were made specifically for the occasion. Beathan 2013 comes from a first-fill sherry butt as a private cask, while Caol Ila 2013-23 is drawn from a virgin oak cask selected exclusively for this calendar. Add two expressions each from Lindores Abbey and Bunnahabhain, a Torabhaig duo and Tomatin's experimental Cù Bòcan, and the calendar becomes as much an exercise in comparing styles as a countdown to Christmas.

    Behind the calendar is Mac Y, a Danish spirits house based in Karup, Central Jutland, which has imported and distributed specialty spirits to Danish retailers, bars and restaurants since 1996 – and which imports several of the names in the calendar itself, including Bunnahabhain, Deanston, Tomatin and Torabhaig.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    There's no single aroma to expect here – that's the point. Some bottles bring smoke and sea salt from the Islay side, others honey and ripe apple from sherry- and port-influenced casks, and a few – Paul John in particular – sit somewhere between tropical fruit and spiced warmth.

    Palate

    In the glass, the calendar ranges from soft and light through heavily peated to the dense, wine-cask-driven expressions from Armorik and Cotswolds, where red wine and whisky meet in the same mouthful.

    Finish

    Short and fresh on the younger, unpeated entries, longer and more wood-driven where the sherry and port casks have had their say – none of the 24 days tastes quite like the one before it.

    Specifications

    Name: Mac Y Whisky Advent Calendar 2026
    Bottler: Mac Y
    Region/Country: Scotland, Ireland, England, France and India
    Type: Whisky Advent Calendar
    ABV: 46.9% (average)
    Size: 48 CL (24 x 2 CL)
    EAN No.: 5714772002531

    Flavour Profile

    Versatile · Peated · Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spiced

    Did You Know?

    Mac Y is also behind Cú Dhub – the world's only black Scotch whisky, created in Scotland in 1996 and since exported to whisky lovers around the globe.

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  • Aultmore-Glenlivet 2011/2026 Cadenheads Original Collection 15 year old Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%
    Item no.: 221134390-71478

    North of Keith, wrapped in a bog they call the Foggie Moss, a distillery has been quietly building a reputation for well over a century. Aultmore rarely gets to speak for itself – most of what it makes disappears into Dewar's blends before anyone notices. Every so often, though, a single cask gets pulled aside, and this time it's Cadenhead's turn to let it shine.

    The Expert's Description

    Aultmore-Glenlivet 15 Year Original Collection is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in Manzanilla Sherry casks and bottled at 46%.

    Aultmore-Glenlivet is the distillery's old-fashioned name – back when many Speyside distilleries tacked "Glenlivet" onto their label to borrow a little of their famous neighbour's shine, and Cadenhead's still keeps the tradition alive on its bottlings. Most of what comes out of Aultmore's quiet stills goes straight into Dewar's blends, so a standalone release like this one is a rare find. The whisky was distilled in 2011 and has spent time since 2022 in fresh Manzanilla Sherry casks, where Aultmore's light, grassy spirit has taken on the dry, saline sweetness of the sherry. It's part of Cadenhead's Original Collection – the bottler's more accessible range, which still sticks to the house rules: no chill filtration and no added colouring, so nothing the cask gave the whisky has been stripped or dyed away along the way.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Ripe nectarines and orange liqueur open things up, with a sweet macaroon note sitting just underneath.

    Palate

    Caramelised sugar and stroopwafel meet a warm ginger spice, while juicy peaches keep it fresh and light.

    Finish

    The finish is buttery with a touch of cocoa, before an unexpected smoked paprika and a cinnamon-laced syrup round it off.

    Specifications

    Name: Aultmore-Glenlivet 15 Year Original Collection
    Distillery: Aultmore
    Bottler: Cadenhead's
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 15 Years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: Manzanilla Sherry Casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural Colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2011
    Bottled: 2026
    Edition: Original Collection
    EAN No.: 610854013127

    Flavour Profile

    Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spiced · Sweet

    Did You Know?

    Aultmore has no visitor centre and barely gets a mention in Dewar's own marketing – it's one of Scotland's most tightly kept distilleries, even though its whisky was reportedly a key part of the deal when Bacardi bought John Dewar & Sons from Diageo in 1998.

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      113,75EUR
  • Dufftown-Glenlivet 2009/2026 Cadenheads Original Collection 16 year old Single Speyside Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%
    Item no.: 22212510-71133

    There are seven distilleries in Dufftown, and locals like to say the town stands on quite as many stills as it does hills. Most of what runs out of Dufftown's stills never sees a bottle with its own name on it — it disappears into Bell's, Dewar's and Johnnie Walker's blends, unnoticed and unnamed. Cadenhead's caught a little of it anyway, and let it sit in bourbon casks since 2009.

    Expert description

    Dufftown-Glenlivet 16 Year Old from Cadenhead's Original Collection is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in Bourbon Hogsheads and bottled at 46%.

    Original Collection is Cadenhead's ongoing range of single-distillery releases, all bottled without added colour or chill filtration at the same fixed strength. Dufftown itself sends almost everything it distils into blends, so a solo release under its own name is a rare find — most people who've tasted this distillery's character have done so without knowing it. The whisky was distilled in 2009 from unpeated malt, and has spent its entire life in bourbon hogsheads with no finish or additional cask change along the way. It was bottled in August 2026, carrying Cadenhead's usual plain label — distillery, age and strength, nothing more.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose opens with pear drops and baked apples, a dusting of icing sugar, and the soft vanilla warmth of a victoria sponge fresh from the oven.

    Palate

    On the palate, tinned peaches in syrup meet the almond sweetness of a bakewell pudding, a tart edge of lemon curd, and a touch of raspberry.

    Finish

    The finish settles soft, with sugared almonds and rolled oats, and a last trace of golden syrup that lingers.

    Specifications

    Name: Dufftown-Glenlivet 16 Year Old
    Distillery: Dufftown-Glenlivet
    Bottler: Cadenhead's
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 16 years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: Bourbon Hogsheads
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2009
    Bottled: August 2026
    Edition: Original Collection
    EAN no.: 610854013080

    Flavour Profile

    Fruity · Sweet · Soft · Lightly Spiced

    Did You Know?

    Dufftown started life as a corn mill before Peter Mackenzie and co. converted it into a distillery in 1895 — and today it's almost impossible to find a drop of its spirit carrying the distillery's own name on the label without going through an independent bottler like Cadenhead's.

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      120,00EUR
  • cadenheads-original-collection-glen-spey-glenlivet
    Item no.: 222125390-71112

    In the small town of Rothes, deep in Speyside, sits a distillery most people have never heard of, even though they have probably tasted it without knowing. Glen Spey brews almost exclusively for blends, and only rarely does a cask escape before it disappears into the mix. This time, Cadenhead's got there first.

    Expert Description

    Glen Spey-Glenlivet 16 Year Old Amontillado Hogsheads is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured on Amontillado Sherry Hogsheads and bottled at 46%.

    This bottling comes from Cadenhead's Original Collection, the independent bottler's range of smaller releases that showcase a distillery's typical character without embellishment. The whisky was distilled in 2009 and has spent time since 2022 in fresh Amontillado Sherry Hogsheads, picking up its final colour and spice before being bottled in August 2026.

    Glen Spey was founded in 1878 by James Stuart under the name Mill of Rothes, and just nine years later he sold the distillery on to the English wine and spirit merchant W. & A. Gilbey, making it the first Scottish malt distillery in English hands. Through a string of mergers it ended up with Diageo in 1997, its current owner. The distillery's two pairs of stills carry an unusual lantern shape fitted with purifiers, sending part of the vapour back into the pot and producing a lighter, cleaner spirit. That makes it ideal for blending, but it rarely gets bottled on its own. The vast majority of the output goes into the J&B blend, and official single malt releases from Glen Spey can be counted on one hand. The malt is unpeated, so there is no smoke to speak of.

    As with every Cadenhead's release, the whisky is non-chill filtered and free from added colouring.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Rhubarb and custard meet a touch of red wine, while the scent of freshly picked apples and ripe pears calls to mind a late-summer orchard.

    Palate

    On the palate there are red apples, a sweetness reminiscent of mango sorbet, and a warm bite of ginger cake.

    Finish

    The finish is spiced with cardamom and cloves, while a light, bitter note of orange peel ties it all together.

    Specifications

    Name: Glen Spey-Glenlivet 16 Year Old Amontillado Hogsheads
    Distillery: Glen Spey-Glenlivet
    Bottler: Cadenhead's
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 16 Years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: Amontillado Sherry Hogsheads
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Distilled: 2009
    Bottled: 2026
    Edition: Cadenhead's Original Collection
    EAN: 6108540131365

    Flavour Profile

    Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spiced · Nutty · Dry

    Did You Know?

    The name Glen Spey-Glenlivet is a hangover from the 19th century, when a long list of Speyside distilleries tacked "-Glenlivet" onto their own name to borrow prestige from their far more famous neighbour. Glen Spey itself has only ever sent a handful of official single malt bottlings out into the world - the first one did not appear until 2001.

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  • Laphroaig 2015/2026 Cadenheads Original Collection 10 year old Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%
    Item no.: 22441394-774152

    The south coast of Islay doesn't invite you to linger. Wind cuts sideways off the sea, and somewhere behind the spray, Laphroaig is quietly doing what it's done since 1815.

    Expert's Description

    Laphroaig 10 Year Old Cadenhead's Original Collection is an Islay Single Malt Whisky matured in bourbon barrels and bottled at 46%. The release belongs to Cadenhead's Original Collection, a series built from only a handful of casks at a time so the bottler's own reading of the distillery's character comes through, rather than the house style of the official range. This whisky was distilled in 2015 and bottled in August 2026, giving it a full ten years in wood. The barley is peated malt, and roughly a fifth of it is still floor-malted on-site at Laphroaig, a labour-intensive method most distilleries of comparable size gave up decades ago. The peat itself is cut on Islay, and it's what gives the spirit its trademark tarry, iodine-like edge. Distillation runs twice through seven copper pot stills, with an unusually long foreshot on the second run that keeps the heaviest, oiliest notes out of the final spirit. Only bourbon wood is used here, so there's no sherry or finishing cask softening the profile — this is Laphroaig stripped back to peat, brine and distillate character.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Gooseberry and sharp green fruit meet a cool menthol lift, with the tarry, salted smoke Laphroaig is known for sitting underneath.

    Palate

    Bold and direct, lime oil and tart Bramley apple cutting through the smoke, while salt and a light iodine bitterness hold it in check.

    Finish

    Long and smoky, with a dry, ash-like close where the citrus freshness lingers a while after the last sip.

    Specifications

    Name: Laphroaig 10 Year Old Islay Single Malt Whisky Cadenhead's Original Collection
    Distillery: Laphroaig
    Bottler: Cadenhead's
    Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
    Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
    Age: 10 Years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Bourbon Barrels
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled
    Distilled: 2015
    Bottled: August 2026
    Edition: Original Collection
    EAN no.: 610854013066

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Fruity · Fresh · Maritime

    Did You Know?

    Laphroaig is one of the very few whiskies in the world to hold a Royal Warrant, granted by the then Prince of Wales in 1994 and still displayed on the label today.

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  • 1770 Glasgow Cask Strength Peated Batch 2 Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 60,7%
    Item no.: 2220-675523

    Smoke from the Lowlands is a rarity. For decades the region stood for the light and floral while peat was left to the islands. Glasgow Distillery decided to do it anyway, and laid the smoke down in Pedro Ximénez casks where it found sweetness to lean against.

    The Expert's Description

    1770 Glasgow Peated is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in Virgin Oak and PX Sherry casks and bottled at 46%. The distillery calls it Rich & Smoky, and it is their peated core expression, made from peated malt during part of the production year.

    The cask choice is what makes it. Virgin Oak gives spice, cinnamon and a drier wood edge, while the PX Sherry casks lay in a thick, almost syrupy sweetness: raisins, dates and dark sugar. The smoke sits between the two and comes out rounder for the company than it would have on neutral wood.

    The whisky is neither chill filtered nor coloured, and bottling at 46% was chosen to keep the body intact. The water comes from Loch Katrine and fermentation runs beyond 72 hours.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Sweet smoke first, closer to singed raisins than a bonfire. Behind it come dates, dark sugar and a note of burnt orange. There is a layer of cinnamon and dried ginger from the new oak as well.

    Palate

    Full and sweet. Raisins and molasses open, then the smoke steps in as a dry earthy floor. The spices arrive last: cinnamon, clove, a touch of chilli. The texture is thick and slightly clinging, which is the PX cask signature.

    Finish

    Long. Smoke and dark sweetness go hand in hand, and a drier, almost coffee-like bitterness lingers at the end.

    Specifications

    Name: 1770 Glasgow Peated Rich & Smoky Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
    Distillery: Glasgow Distillery
    Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
    Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Virgin Oak and PX Sherry casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    EAN no.: 5060411501218

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Sherry Matured · Sweet · Spiced · Full Bodied · Dried Fruit

    Did You Know?

    Glasgow Distillery launched Makar Gin long before the first whisky was ready. It is a common strategy at new distilleries: the gin can be sold immediately and pays the bills while the whisky sits maturing for years. Without the gin, 1770 would probably have had a harder time reaching 2018.

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  • Arran Lochranza 2018/2026 HSG-Whisky 8 year old Single Cask Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 60,7%
    Item no.: 225449-233

    Norsemen once sailed along Arran's shore and called the island their own, long before the Scots took it back under a treaty in 1266. That same ground now sits beneath Lochranza Distillery, where spring water from Loch na Davie becomes whisky with the same stubborn character as the men who once settled here.

    Expert Description

    HSG-Whisky Lochranza 8 Year is a Single Malt Scotch Whisky from Isle of Arran, matured its entire life in one first fill sherry cask and bottled at cask strength 60.7%.

    The bottle belongs to the HSG-Whisky series, a private single cask release from HSG Whisky ApS, whose label is built around Norse mythology, complete with runes, ravens and an Odin-like figure flanked by warriors. The whisky comes from Lochranza Distillery, which traded under the name Arran Distillery until 2019, when its sister distillery Lagg opened on the southern tip of the island and made the name split necessary.

    The spirit was distilled on 13 February 2018 and has rested on that single sherry cask ever since, right up until bottling on 20 July 2026. Eight years on the same wood has given the whisky a dense, spicy character, where the sweetness of the sherry wood pushes deep into the spirit without drowning out the distillate's own fruitiness. Only 316 bottles were filled from this release.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Ripe apple and citrus peel meet caramel and a trace of dried tobacco leaf - a nose that manages to feel both fresh and slightly aged at once.

    Palate

    Juicy pear and apricot unfold alongside orange peel, soft caramel and a touch of candied ginger that adds a small spicy bite along the way.

    Finish

    Long and spicy, with tobacco and caramel lingering well after the last sip.

    Specifications

    Name: HSG-Whisky Lochranza 8 Year
    Distillery: Lochranza Distillery
    Bottler: HSG Whisky ApS
    Region/Country: Isle of Arran, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 8 Years
    ABV: 60.7%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: First fill sherry cask
    Distilled: 13-02-2018
    Bottled: 20-07-2026
    Number of bottles: 316
    Edition: HSG-Whisky

    Flavour Profile

    Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spicy · Full-bodied

    Did You Know?

    Isle of Arran remained under Norse rule right up until 1266, when the Treaty of Perth handed the island and the rest of the Hebrides over to the Scottish crown - a piece of history that adds extra weight to the rune label's Viking imagery.

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      80,25EUR
  • Sall Whisky TØRV 2.5 Organic Peated Single Malt Danish Whisky 70 cl 51%
    Item no.: 0592355-733259

    Out on the Jutland bog the peat waits in dark layers of old plant matter, cut and dried the old way. Sall Whisky digs it up with a local peat guild and smokes their malt with it until the smoke sits deep in the grain. Tørv 2.5 is round five in that story - same fields, same stubborn peat.

    The Expert's Take

    Tørv 2.5 is a peated Danish Single Malt Whisky matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks, bottled at 51%.

    Tørv is the smoky side of Sall Whisky Distillery's core range, sitting alongside the softer Muld and the sherry-driven Glød. The barley for 2.5 is the organic varieties Prospect and Evergreen, grown on the distillery's own fields Kvolbæk and Gejlund - this time drawn from two harvest years, 2020 and 2021, because Sall would rather use what the fields actually gave than wait for one uniform crop. The malt is a mix of pale and Vienna malt, smoked with Danish bog peat from North Jutland, supplied by the distillery's friends at Tørvebisserne in Moseby. The whisky is double distilled in direct-fired copper pot stills - a slower, more hands-on method than most young distilleries bother with. From there it rests in a combination of ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks before being bottled without chill filtration or added colour in August 2026. Only 850 bottles were filled from this batch.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Smoke arrives first - earthy and light, closer to fresh bog peat than a heavy Islay style. Behind it sits sweetness from the pale malt, with a touch of honey.

    Palate

    The smoke carries through onto the palate, met by a tart-sweet edge from the sherry casks and a rounder, softer character from the ex-bourbon casks.

    Finish

    Long and smoky, with a dry, peaty edge that slowly gives way to a faint malt sweetness.

    Specifications

    Name: Tørv 2.5
    Distillery: Sall Whisky Distillery
    Region/Country: Denmark, Jutland
    Type: Peated Danish Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 51%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Ex-bourbon and Ex-sherry casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distillation method: Double distilled in direct-fired copper pot stills
    Bottled: August 2026
    Number of bottles: 850
    Edition: Tørv series, batch 2.5

    Flavour Profile

    Smoky · Earthy · Malt-sweet · Full-bodied

    Did You Know?

    The peat for the Tørv series isn't dug by Sall themselves - it comes from Tørvebisserne, a small group of friends in Moseby, North Jutland, who cut peat from the local bog the old-fashioned way. Danish bog peat has a completely different composition of plant matter than Scottish peat, and that difference is what gives the Tørv series its own smoke character instead of just copying Islay.

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      120,00EUR
  • GlenAllachie 2015 The Sinteis Series Part 4 Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 58,5%
    Item no.: 0592555-747336

    There's a quiet stubbornness to Billy Walker's pursuit of the perfect cask. At GlenAllachie in Speyside, wood management has become the beating heart of the distillery's identity, and the Sinteis Series is his most ambitious project yet. Its fourth chapter takes the whisky somewhere none of its predecessors have been – deep into the forests of Mongolia.

    Expert's Description

    GlenAllachie Sinteis Part 4 2015 Mongolian Virgin Oak is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso Sherry casks and finished in Mongolian Virgin Oak, bottled at 58.5%.

    Sinteis is Gaelic for synthesis, and the name captures exactly what the series is about: letting two very different types of wood meet inside the same whisky. The first three releases leaned on virgin oak from America, Scotland and France. This time, Billy Walker looked much further east. Distilled in 2015, the whisky spent its early years resting in Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso Sherry casks before being transferred into casks made from Mongolian oak, Quercus mongolica. It's a wood that almost never finds its way into a whisky warehouse, and it brings a character all its own: notes of caramel, honey, floral hints and warm spice layered on top of the Sherry's dark, fruity weight. The result is a whisky where GlenAllachie's familiar sweetness gets a genuinely exotic edge. It's bottled at cask strength, 58.5%, with no added colouring and no chill filtration, so nothing the casks gave it has been filtered away.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose opens with freshly baked pastry and butterscotch, where brandy-soaked fruit, cocoa and dark treacle mix with cinnamon and candied ginger.

    Palate

    On the palate it's rich and full-bodied, with candied hazelnuts, plum syrup and warm baking spices. Baked orange, vanilla, mocha, manuka honey and fig jam take over as it opens.

    Finish

    The finish is long and warming, with a dry, faintly spiced oak note from the young Mongolian wood that keeps the Sherry's sweetness anchored right to the end.

    Specifications

    Name: GlenAllachie Sinteis Part 4 2015 Mongolian Virgin Oak
    Distillery: GlenAllachie
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    ABV: 58.5%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso Sherry casks, finished in Mongolian Virgin Oak
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2015
    Edition: Sinteis Part 4

    Flavour Profile

    Sherry-Matured · Fruity · Spiced · Rich · Full-Bodied

    Investment Potential

    Medium. Mongolian oak is among the rarest cask woods in the whisky world, and the Sinteis Series has already shown it can gather serious attention – Part 2 won a World Whiskies Award – and enthusiasm among collectors.

    Did You Know?

    Mongolian oak, Quercus mongolica, grows slowly and needs more than 100 years before the wood is mature enough to be cut into staves. That makes casks from this wood extremely rare – and a whisky matured in them something of a rarity in its own right.

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      107,00EUR
  • Linkwood 2012/2023 Signatory Vintage 10 year Bourbon Barrel Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 59%
    Item no.: 222273-0165

    Linkwood sits a little apart on the edge of Elgin, where the distillery's two stillhouses have quietly built a reputation as one of Speyside's most sought-after – and least seen – malts. Most of what comes off Linkwood's stills ends up in Johnnie Walker and White Horse, never under its own name. When a single cask does make it into a bottle, it's almost always an independent bottler who found it.

    The Expert's Description

    Linkwood 2012 Signatory Vintage Cask Strength Collection is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in a 1st Fill Bourbon Barrel and bottled at cask strength, 59%.

    Among whisky people, Linkwood is often called a "top dressing" malt – the kind of spirit blenders keep back to add an extra layer of finish and lift to their blends. Because Diageo, who own the distillery, so rarely release Linkwood as a single malt, it's the independent bottlers who have kept the name alive among enthusiasts. Signatory Vintage sourced this cask from the 2012 vintage and let it mature for ten years before drawing it straight from the cask in 2023, without colouring or chill filtration.

    The cask is a 1st Fill Bourbon Barrel, meaning it held no other whisky before Linkwood – giving a cleaner, more direct read of both the grain and the wood than a refill cask would. At 59% there's plenty of power in the glass, and it's up to the drinker to find the balance with a little water.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Freshly cut hay and green apples meet a creamy vanilla note from the cask, with a hint of honey and a touch of grain underneath.

    Palate

    Delicate malted barley and ripe pear, carried by soft vanilla and a peppery warmth that makes the cask strength obvious.

    Finish

    Long, dry and lightly spiced, with a lingering note of citrus peel and good oak that stays with you.

    Specifications

    Name: Linkwood 2012 Signatory Vintage Cask Strength Collection
    Distillery: Linkwood
    Bottler: Signatory Vintage
    Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Age: 10 Years
    ABV: 59%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: 1st Fill Bourbon Barrel
    Non-chill Filtered: Yes
    Natural Colour: Yes
    Distilled: 2012
    Bottled: 2023
    Number of Bottles: 143
    Edition: Cask Strength Collection

    Flavour Profile

    Cask Strength · Vanilla · Malty · Fresh · Spiced

    Investment Potential

    Medium. Linkwood is one of the most sought-after "top dressing" malts among blenders, yet it rarely reaches the market as a single cask under its own name. With only 143 bottles from this specific cask, drawn at cask strength by a respected bottler like Signatory Vintage, it holds real appeal for collectors chasing closed and under-exposed Speyside distilleries.

    Did You Know?

    After Linkwood reopened in 1945, it was run for years by the Gaelic-speaking distiller Roderick Mackenzie, who was so convinced that even the cobwebs in the stillhouse affected the character of the spirit that he refused to let anyone touch them.

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  • Lagg Distillery Manzanilla Sherry Finish Isle of Arran Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 57,6%
    Item no.: 222785479-4511

    The southern tip of Arran is not a gentle place to build a distillery. The wind comes straight off Kilbrannan Sound, and peat sits thick in the ground around Kilmory. That rawness is what Lagg has built its name on – and now it meets something entirely different: the pale, salty world of Sanlúcar de Barrameda.

    Expert's Description

    Lagg Manzanilla Sherry Finish Small Batch is an Islands Single Malt Scotch Whisky, first matured in 1st and 2nd fill Bourbon casks before being finished in 1st fill Manzanilla Sherry casks for over a year, bottled at 57.6%. It's the distillery's second small batch release, following 2025's Palo Cortado Small Batch, and another step in Lagg's ongoing exploration of unusual Sherry cask types for its heavily peated spirit. Manzanilla isn't like most other Sherries – it's produced exclusively in the small coastal town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, where it matures under a protective layer of flor yeast right on the Atlantic. That gives it a paler, drier and fresher style than something like Oloroso or PX, with a touch of salt and almond rarely allowed anywhere near peated whisky. Peated to 50 ppm, non-chill filtered and free of added colour, Lagg hasn't held back – only 2,000 bottles exist of this release.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Sweet syrup and maraschino cherry arrive first, carried by a gentle warmth that hints at what's underneath. Beneath it, a thread of smoke that never quite fades.

    Palate

    Hot honey meets spiced red fruit and cherry syrup, while a salted minerality cuts through the sweetness and keeps everything tight.

    Finish

    Long, dry and warming, with ashy bonfire smoke and a faint brine that recalls the sea just outside the distillery's windows.

    Specifications

    Name: Lagg Distillery Manzanilla Sherry Finish Small Batch
    Distillery: Lagg Distillery
    Region/Country: Isle of Arran, Scotland
    Type: Single Malt Whisky
    ABV: 57.6%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask Type: 1st and 2nd fill Bourbon casks, finished in 1st fill Manzanilla Sherry casks
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Natural colour: Yes
    Bottled: 2026
    Number of bottles: 2,000
    Edition: Small Batch Release
    EAN No.: 5037377000116

    Flavour Profile

    Peated · Sherry-matured · Salty · Fruity · Spiced

    Did you know?

    Graham Omand, Lagg's current distillery manager, learned the trade as a stillman at Arran's Lochranza distillery – under his own uncle, former master distiller James MacTaggart. That knowledge came with him seven years ago, when he set out to build an entirely new distillery from scratch on the island's southern tip.

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