Glentauchers is a distillery most people only know from blends – but this 19 year old single cask bottling from Signatory Vintage shows what the spirit can do when it's allowed to stand alone.

Expert's Description

Glentauchers 1996/2015 was distilled in the mid-1990s and bottled in November 2015 by independent bottler Signatory Vintage, after 19 years of maturation in two bourbon casks, Cask No. #1407 and #1408.

The whisky is bottled at 49.9% with natural colour. 328 bottles were filled from the two casks, making this a fairly limited release.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Soft fruit, honey and a light vanilla tone from the bourbon casks.

Palate

Round and elegant, with pear, caramel and a hint of spice.

Finish

Medium length, soft and lightly sweet.

Specifications

Name: Glentauchers 1996/2015 Signatory Vintage 19 Year Old Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl 49.9%
Distillery: Glentauchers
Bottler: Signatory Vintage
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Vintage: Distilled: 1996, Bottled: 2015
Age: 19 years
Cask number/type: Bourbon Barrels / Cask No. #1407 + #1408
Bottles: 328
ABV: 49.9%
Size: 70 CL
Colour: Natural colour

Flavour Profile

Soft · Elegant · Fruity · Vanilla-driven

Investment Potential

With 19 years of maturation and only 328 bottles from two casks, this whisky belongs to the single cask releases that often become sought-after among collectors as bottles become rarer.

Did You Know?

Glentauchers is primarily used as a key ingredient in well-known blended whiskies such as Buchanan's and Ballantine's, and it's relatively rare to find the spirit bottled as a single malt.

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Some names leave no doubt who they're made for. Dannebrog is Highland Park's tribute to the Danish market — a 13-year-old release bottled at cask strength, well beyond the strength of the distillery's standard releases.

Expert Description

Highland Park Dannebrog is a Single Orkney Malt Whisky, 13 years old and bottled at cask strength 60.3%.

The name is a direct nod to the Danish flag and to Highland Park's long relationship with the Danish whisky market. At 60.3%, it's considerably stronger than the distillery's standard releases, giving a more intense and concentrated expression of the characteristic Orkney style.

The high strength means the whisky tolerates — and often benefits from — a few drops of water, which opens up the layers of spice, fruit and peat.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Toasted malt and dark honey meet a warm, spiced peat and a hint of dried fruit.

Palate

Intense and full-bodied, with caramel, ginger and a distinct, warming peat smoke.

Finish

Long and powerful, with lingering spice and smoke.

Specifications

Name: Highland Park Dannebrog
Distillery: Highland Park
Region/Country: Orkney Islands, Scotland
Type: Single Orkney Malt Whisky
Age: 13 Years
ABV: 60.3%
Size: 70 CL
EAN: 5010314303440

Flavour Profile

Peated · Spicy · Full-bodied · Intense

Did You Know?

The name Dannebrog is a direct nod to the Danish flag and to Highland Park's long history in the Danish whisky market.

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A litre of Bell's is not a bottle you buy for the display cabinet. It gets bought for the house, put at the back of the cupboard and pulled out when someone drops by. That is its function, and it has held it for decades without complaint.

The expert's description

Bell's Original 100 cl is a Blended Scotch Whisky matured in oak casks and bottled at 40 %.

Original was previously called Specially Selected and took its current name in 2008. The blend is built around Blair Athol in Pitlochry, regarded as the home distillery of the house, supported by malt from several other distilleries and by grain whisky, which supplies the light, round texture.

The litre format is a practical decision more than a collector decision. The larger bottle is still around, mainly in airports and with retailers who have the shelf space, and it is meant for households where the whisky gets drunk rather than kept.

Tasting notes

Nose

Light and cereal led with vanilla, apple and a dry malt note. A little caramel sits underneath.

Palate

Soft and simple with honey, cereal and a hint of nut. No edges, no surprises, and that is deliberate.

Finish

Short and dry with a last malty warmth.

Specifications

Name: Bell's Original 100 cl
Distillery: Bell's
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40 %
Size: 100 CL
Cask type: Oak casks
EAN no.: 5000387905504

Flavour profile

Light · Malty · Soft · Honeyed · Dry

Did you know?

Bell's took over Blair Athol in 1933 and has used the distillery as the fixed pivot of the blend ever since. The visitor centre in Pitlochry remains one of the busiest in Scotland.

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21 years on cask and only 8,268 bottles in the world, an age Ardbeg rarely puts on display.

Expert Review

Ardbeg Twenty One 21 Year Old Committee Release 2016 is an Islay Single Malt Whisky distilled in spring 1995, bottled in 2016 after 21 years of maturation, at 46%.

The release is a Committee Release, reserved for members of Ardbeg's own fan community, and is among the oldest vintage bottles the distillery has ever released at this scale.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Restrained, mature peat alongside a soft sweetness that only truly shows after so many years on cask.

Palate

Rounded and well balanced, where the classic Ardbeg smoke has been smoothed by decades of maturation without losing its identity.

Finish

Long and elegant, with a lasting smoky warmth that speaks to the age.

Specifications

Name: Ardbeg Twenty One
Distillery: Ardbeg
Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
Age: 21 years
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
Distilled: Spring 1995
Bottled: 2016
Number of bottles: 8,268 bottles
Edition: Committee Release 2016
EAN no.: 5010494934410

Flavour Profile

Smoky · Mature · Elegant · Rounded

Investment Potential

High. As one of Ardbeg's oldest releases, limited to 8,268 bottles and long sold out from the distillery, Twenty One is regarded as one of the most sought-after bottles among Ardbeg collectors.

Did You Know?

Ardbeg won "World Whisky of the Year" two years running in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible, a recognition that cemented the distillery's status in the very years this 21-year-old was bottled.

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Eight years sits below the distillery own entry age. It is a whisky where the sherry casks have not yet taken over, and where the apple pie and the almonds lie closer to the surface than they do in the rest of the range.

The expert's description

Glenfarclas 8 Year Old is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in sherry casks and bottled at 40%.

The permanent range begins at ten years, so an eight year old is the youngest release the distillery sends out. The sherry is still there, but it is lighter and more fruit-driven, and at 40% the whisky is easy to approach without being thin. The apple and cinnamon come from the spirit rather than from the cask.

Glenfarclas came into the Grant family by chance. John Grant was a cattle breeder whose fields lay next to the distillery land, and when the neighbour wanted to sell in 1865 it was the natural move. The family has held it ever since.

Tasting notes

Nose

Apple pie, almonds and cinnamon, with hay, honey and raisins behind. Brighter and fresher than the rest of the range.

Palate

Nuts, butter and chocolate, with a hint of grass underneath. The sherry is present without dominating, and the 40% makes the whisky easy to drink over a longer stretch.

Finish

Vanilla fudge, apple and raisins. Medium and soft with no bitter edges.

Specifications

Name: Glenfarclas 8 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Whisky 40%
Distillery: Glenfarclas
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 8 years
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Sherry casks
EAN no.: 5018066704089

Flavour profile

Fruity · Nutty · Malty · Soft · Light

Did you know?

John Grant was a cattle breeder, not a distiller, when he bought Glenfarclas in 1865. His fields lay right up against the distillery land, and when the neighbour wanted to sell and return to England, the deal was the easiest decision in the world.

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At the foot of Ben Rinnes, the Lour burn runs past a distillery that has stood in Charlestown of Aberlour since 1879. The whisky made here is matured twice over, first in American oak and then in Spanish sherry casks. This 16 year old release is no longer in production.

The expert's description

Aberlour 16 Years Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40% is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured first in 1st fill Bourbon casks and then in Sherry casks, bottled at 40%.

Aberlour was founded in 1879 by James Fleming in Charlestown of Aberlour, where the Lour burn comes down off Ben Rinnes and joins the Spey. A fire in 1898 flattened most of the site and took the buildings and the stocks with it. The distillery was rebuilt, and since 1975 it has belonged to Pernod Ricard.

Double Cask Matured is the maturation method the whole range is built on. The spirit starts out in 1st fill Bourbon casks of American oak, picking up vanilla, coconut and a bright sweetness. It is then racked into Sherry casks, and that is where the darker layers arrive: raisin, plum and spice. The two cask types pull in opposite directions, and the meeting point between them is the whole idea behind the bottle.

Aberlour 16 Years is bottled at 40%, slightly lower than earlier releases of the same whisky. The expression has been discontinued and is no longer produced.

Aberlour is one of the best-selling Single Malt Whisky brands in France, and the French market has been the distillery's most important for decades. The soft, sherried style caught on there long before the rest of the world found its way to Speyside.

Tasting notes

Nose

Warm golden amber in the glass. The nose is creamy and soft with sweet raisins, dried plums and spiced nuts, and a trace of vanilla sits behind it all from the American oak.

Palate

Soft and round from the first sip. Flowers and mild spice land first, then the sweet plums and raisins arrive, and a light oak note finally keeps the sweetness in check. The body is more light than heavy, which makes it easy to drink neat.

Finish

Long and warm. Spiced honey lingers alongside a dry, nutty tone from the sherry cask, and it takes a good while before the mouth is clean again.

Specifications

Name: Aberlour 16 Years Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40%
Distillery: Aberlour
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 16 years
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: 1st fill Bourbon casks followed by Sherry casks
Edition: Double Cask Matured

Flavour profile

Sherried · Fruity · Spiced · Soft · Honeyed

Investment potential

Medium. Aberlour 16 Years Double Cask Matured has been discontinued, and a 16 year age statement from a Speyside distillery with Aberlour's reputation only gets harder to track down as the years pass.

Did you know?

James Fleming left a substantial sum to build a hospital in his home town. Fleming Cottage Hospital in Aberlour opened in 1900, five years after his death, and the building is still in use. His motto, Let the deed shaw, appears on the bottles to this day and is old Scots for letting the deed speak for itself.

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The highball glass has become a classic in its own right — with the Chivas Regal logo, it's also a tribute to one of the best-known whisky names.

About the product

The Whisky Highball Glass with the Chivas Regal 12 Year Old logo (6 pcs.) is a tall, slim glass made for long drinks like whisky & soda or whisky & cola, where there needs to be room for plenty of ice and mixer. The logo makes it a nice collector's item for Chivas fans.

A solid set for the home bar, whether it's used for a highball or just a glass of water.

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A craft beer and a single malt whisky have more in common than you might think. Glenfiddich IPA Experimental Series is the proof.

Expert description

Glenfiddich IPA Experimental Series is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky matured in ex-bourbon casks finished in casks that previously held India Pale Ale and bottled at 43%. The whisky is finished in casks that previously held India Pale Ale, brewed specially for the project by a local brewery. The cask finish adds a fresh, lightly hoppy character that is unusual for a Speyside single malt and sets it clearly apart from Glenfiddich's more classic releases.

Tasting notes

Nose

Fresh citrus notes, a light hoppy bitterness and a delicate malt sweetness.

Palate

Light and refreshing with citrus, green apple and a subtle hoppy spice.

Finish

Short and clean, with a final hint of citrus peel.

Specifications

Name: Glenfiddich IPA Experimental Series Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Glenfiddich
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 43%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Ex-bourbon casks finished in casks that previously held India Pale Ale
Edition: Experimental Series - IPA Cask Finish
EAN no.: 5010327325606

Flavour profile

Fresh · Hoppy · Fruity · Light

Did you know?

The beer used to season the casks for this whisky was brewed specifically for the project — a rare crossover between beer and whisky production.

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What happens if you let twenty different cask types meet in a single whisky? Project XX is Glenfiddich's answer — an experiment that ended up becoming a fixed part of the Experimental Series.

Expert description

Glenfiddich XX Experimental Series is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky matured in 20 different cask types, selected by Glenfiddich's brand ambassadors and bottled at 47%. XX Experimental Series was created by a group of Glenfiddich's own brand ambassadors, each of whom was allowed to select a cask they believed would add something special. The 20 chosen casks — a mix of bourbon, sherry and wine-type casks — were then married together into a single whisky.

Tasting notes

Nose

Ripe oranges, spiced oak and a light caramel sweetness.

Palate

Complex and rich with layers of dried fruit, spice and a slight citrus tang.

Finish

Medium and spiced, with a final hint of dark chocolate.

Specifications

Name: Glenfiddich XX Experimental Series Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Glenfiddich
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 47%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: 20 different cask types, selected by Glenfiddich's brand ambassadors
Edition: Experimental Series - Project XX
EAN no.: 5010327325330

Flavour profile

Complex · Spiced · Fruity · Experimental

Did you know?

Each of the 20 brand ambassadors behind Project XX had their name printed on the whisky's label — a rarity for a Glenfiddich release.

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First came Darth Vader, then Yoda, and now Luke Skywalker. The names are the Danish whisky retailers' own joke, and the last one is a nod to Billy Walker — the man who lifted Glendronach out of obscurity, and whose surname fitted a little too well.

The expert's description

Glendronach 10 Year Old Luke Skywalker is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks and bottled at 48%.

The bottling was made officially for professional Danish whisky retailers in an outturn of around 3,000 bottles, sold only on the Danish market. The whisky sits entirely in PX sherry casks, the sweetest and most concentrated sherry type, and it is neither chill filtered nor coloured.

Glendronach is built on sherry. Since 1826 the distillery has matured its whisky in Spanish oak casks from the bodegas of Andalucía, so a ten year old entirely in PX is not a side step but a concentrated version of the house style.

Tasting notes

Nose

Dark sherry and raisin, with fig, dark chocolate and a layer of spice. The youth registers as a fresh berry note beneath the heavy fruit.

Palate

Full and sweet. Raisin, dates and dark chocolate, with a firm spiced middle. The 48% gives the whisky the weight a ten year old would otherwise lack against this much sherry.

Finish

Long. Dark fruit and cocoa drying slowly into a lightly bitter, nutty close.

Specifications

Name: Glendronach 10 Year Old Luke Skywalker Danish Whisky Retailers Highland Single Malt Whisky 48%
Distillery: Glendronach
Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 10 years
ABV: 48%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Pedro Ximénez sherry casks
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Number of bottles: Approximately 3,000
Edition: Luke Skywalker - Officially Bottled for Professional Danish Whisky Retailers
EAN no.: 5060399683517

Flavour profile

Sherried · Dark fruit · Chocolate · Spiced · Full

Investment potential

High. Around 3,000 bottles for a single market, bottled officially for the professional trade and part of a named series. Exclusive market releases of that kind get collected as a run, and both Darth Vader and Yoda are now hard to find.

Did you know?

James Allardice, who founded Glendronach in 1826, was only the second person in Scotland to obtain a legal distilling licence after the excise legislation of 1823. The distillery has therefore been there from the very beginning of the legal Scotch whisky industry.

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

Expert's description

J&B Rare Blended Scotch Whisky 40% is a Blended Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Malt, toffee and a whisper of peat.

Palate

Honey, malt and a light peppery spice.

Finish

Medium length with a soft smoky close.

Specifications

Name: J&B Rare Blended Scotch Whisky 40%
Distillery: J&B
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Edition: J&B Rare
EAN no.: 5010103800259

Flavour Profile

Rounded · Spiced

Did you know?

J&B Rare takes its name from the founder's spirit of experimentation, an Italian-inspired approach to blending that has stayed central to the brand since the 18th century.

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Beneath the northern lights that give this whisky its name, Wolfburn's casks mature slowly in warehouses at the very edge of mainland Scotland. Aurora is the house's tribute to that very light phenomenon.

The expert's description

Wolfburn Aurora Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46% is a Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky, matured in American oak and Spanish Oloroso sherry casks and bottled at 46%.

The whisky was created by distillery manager Shane Fraser in a limited outturn of 3,000 bottles, matured in a combination of American oak and Spanish Oloroso sherry casks. The long fermentation and slow, gentle distillation produce a spirit later matured on-site in the distillery's own warehouses.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Sherry sweetness, dried fruit and malt.

Palate

Warm notes of autumn fruit and nutty flavours, with a hint of spice.

Finish

Smooth and mellow with lingering sherry sweetness.

Specifications

Name: Wolfburn Aurora Single Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
Distillery: Wolfburn
Region/Country: Thurso, Caithness, Scotland
Type: Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: American oak and Spanish Oloroso sherry casks
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distillation method: Double distilled
Number of bottles: 3.000
Edition: Limited edition, created by Distillery Manager Shane Fraser
EAN no.: 0634158496363

Flavour Profile

Sherried · Smooth · Fruity

Did you know?

Aurora is named after the northern lights, occasionally visible from Wolfburn's location up in Caithness, closer to the North Pole than to London.

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Organic barley for whisky sounds like marketing until you discover how few distilleries bother with the effort. Deanston has been doing it since the early 2000s.

Expert description

Deanston 15 years Organic is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky made from organic barley, matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 46.3% without chill filtration and without added colouring.

Organic whisky requires the whole chain to be certified — the field, the maltings, the distillery and the casks must be kept apart from anything conventional. That is the main reason so few do it. Deanston sits in a converted cotton mill by the River Teith, which drives the distillery's own hydroelectric plant, and the house has worked with organic production for over two decades.

Tasting notes

Nose

Clean and pale. Malt, honey and green apples, with citrus peel and a light herbal note.

Palate

Soft and precise. Malted barley, honey and pale fruit, with vanilla from the cask and a dry spiced edge. The cereal character stands out more clearly than in the 12 year old.

Finish

Long and dry, with malt, citrus and a mild spiced warmth.

Specifications

Name: Deanston 15 years Organic Single Highland Malt Whisky 46,3%
Distillery: Deanston
Region/Country: Highlands Scotland
Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 15 years
ABV: 46.3%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Ex-bourbon casks
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Edition: Organic
EAN no.: 5029704218264

Flavour profile

Clean · Malty · Honeyed · Citrus · Herbal

Investment potential

Medium. Organic single malt with an age statement is a small category, and Deanston is one of the few distilleries producing it as a standing range.

Did you know?

For a whisky to be called organic, the casks must be too. In practice that means casks traced back to certified sources and kept physically separate in the warehouse — a logistical exercise that costs more than the barley itself.

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If Machir Bay is Kilchoman's bright, fresh public face, Sanaig is the darker, more contemplative younger sibling. Named after a rocky coastline north of the distillery, it's built to balance sherry depth against Islay peat smoke.

Expert's description

Kilchoman Sanaig is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, matured in a combination of bourbon and oloroso sherry casks and bottled at 46 %.

Sanaig was developed as a counterpoint to Machir Bay: where the flagship rests mainly on bourbon casks, Sanaig is built from a majority of oloroso sherry casks, giving it a deeper, darker and spicier profile. The sherry casks come from Miguel Martin in Jerez, the same supplier that also provides casks to Glenfarclas.

The result is a whisky that holds on to Kilchoman's citrus-fresh signature smoke, but lets it play alongside caramel, dried fruit and a distinct sherry sweetness — a balance that has made Sanaig a fixed point in the distillery's core range.

Tasting notes

Nose

Caramel and honey meet dried fruit and a sweet, coastal peat smoke, with a hint of citrus in the background.

Palate

Round and spiced, with the sherry's sweetness first, followed by a growing wave of smoke and a touch of dark chocolate.

Finish

Medium to long, with lingering smoke and a final, gentle sweetness from the sherry casks.

Specifications

Name: Kilchoman Sanaig Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Kilchoman
Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 46 %
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Ex-Bourbon and Ex-Oloroso Sherry Casks
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distillation method: Double distilled

Flavour profile

Peated · Sherry-matured · Spicy · Fruity · Balanced

Did you know?

Sanaig is named after a rocky coastline north of the distillery, known for its dramatic cliffs and harsh weather — a landscape that, like the whisky itself, is both beautiful and raw at once.

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Behind Balvenie's walls sits a distillery few people know by name. For decades, Kininvie has supplied whisky for other William Grant & Sons bottles — without ever appearing on the label itself.

Expert description

Kininvie 17 Years Old Batch 001 is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky matured in ex-bourbon casks and bottled at 42.6%. Batch 001 was, in 2016, the very first single malt Kininvie ever released under its own name, after decades in which the spirit was used exclusively in blends. It is matured in ex-bourbon casks, which highlight Kininvie's soft, fruity base character — a style closer to Balvenie than to Glenfiddich.

Tasting notes

Nose

Ripe pears, honey and a light nutty aroma of almonds.

Palate

Soft and round, with tropical fruit, vanilla and a hint of spiced oak.

Finish

Medium, soft and lastingly fruity.

Specifications

Name: Kininvie 17 Years Old Batch 001 Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Kininvie
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 17 years old
ABV: 42.6%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Ex-bourbon casks
Edition: Batch 001 - Kininvie's first official single malt
EAN no.: 5010327457031

Flavour profile

Fruity · Soft · Rare · Round

Investment potential

Medium. Batch 001 was the very first single malt William Grant & Sons ever released from Kininvie, and debut releases like this tend to grow more sought-after over the years.

Did you know?

Kininvie distillery has no malting floor of its own — the grain is processed at neighbouring Balvenie before being sent on to Kininvie's still house.

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Blackford sits where the Highlands truly begin to unfold, and Tullibardine's water comes from the same source King James IV once bought beer from. This 2007 vintage shows the distillery's clean, classic style.

The expert's description

Tullibardine 2007/2015 Spirit & Cask 8 år Single Cask Highland Malt Whisky 46% is a Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky, matured in Barrel #0035 and bottled at 46%.

The whisky was distilled on 7 July 2007 and bottled in 2015 by the independent bottler Spirit & Cask from a single cask, Barrel #0035, with an outturn of just 294 bottles.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Green apple, grain and a light honey sweetness.

Palate

Soft and rounded with pear and vanilla.

Finish

Short to medium with a dry, clean finish.

Specifications

Name: Tullibardine 2007/2015 Spirit & Cask 8 år Single Cask Highland Malt Whisky 46%
Distillery: Tullibardine
Bottler: Spirit & Cask
Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
Type: Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 8 years
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Barrel #0035
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distilled: 07.07.2007
Bottled: 2015
Number of bottles: 294

Flavour Profile

Fresh · Fruity · Light

Did you know?

Tullibardine uses water from the same source that supplied the area's first legal brewery, from which King James IV reportedly bought beer himself in 1488.

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One cask, 564 bottles, four Nordic countries to share them. That is how the story of Coupar Angus begins, a bottle never meant for a large audience, and precisely for that reason so sought after.

Expert Description

Glenlivet Coupar Angus 15 Year Old Limited Edition is a Single Speyside Malt Whisky, drawn straight from a single sherry cask at cask strength of 57.9%.

The whisky is a distillery bottling, released exclusively to be shared between the four Nordic countries, with only 564 bottles of this specific release reaching Scandinavia. The cask has spent 15 years maturing in American white oak and belongs to what the distillery calls its Nordic Cask series, single casks selected specifically for the Nordic market. The name Coupar Angus refers to a location near the distillery, in keeping with The Glenlivet's tradition of naming single cask releases after places in the area.

To join the community around The Glenlivet's single cask releases, whisky lovers can sign up to the distillery's Guardians of The Glenlivet through theglenlivet.com.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fruity with banana and orange, carried by sharpened pencils, nuts and a hint of clove. With water, more tropical fruit and a touch of dark berries such as blackcurrant and blackberry emerge.

Palate

Sweet from the start with berries and citrus fruit, cinnamon and a creamy texture, where caramel and a touch of chocolate mingle with a peppery, tingling heat mid-palate.

Finish

Long and spiced with notes of chocolate, caramel and liquorice, finished with a touch of fruit.

Specifications

Name: Coupar Angus 15 Year Old
Distillery: The Glenlivet
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Whisky
Age: 15 Years
ABV: 57.9%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Refill Sherry Butt, American white oak (Cask No. 9940)
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Bottled: 02.12.2015
Number of bottles: 564 bottles to Scandinavia
Edition: Nordic Cask Coupar Angus

Flavour Profile

Sherry-matured · Fruity · Spiced · Creamy

Investment Potential

Medium. Single cask releases from the Nordic Cask series are bottled in very limited numbers specifically for the Scandinavian market, making them interesting to collectors focused on Nordic-exclusive Glenlivet bottles.

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The Glenlivet is the second best-selling Scotch single malt in the world and already reached sales of 5.7 million litres in 2010, yet a bottle like this, drawn from a single cask for four countries, is far rarer than most of the distillery's other releases.

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Fifteen years exclusively in first fill casks is an expensive decision. Benromach took it anyway, and the whisky carries the result: dark fruit, black pepper and a thread of smoke that never quite lets go.

The expert's description

Benromach 15 years is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured exclusively in first fill sherry and bourbon casks and bottled at 43 %.

The whisky is neither chill filtered nor coloured. Using first fill casks for the full fifteen years is unusual — most distilleries mix in refill wood to keep the oak from taking over.

Benromach reopened in 1998 after fifteen silent years, so the 15 year old is among the first releases distilled entirely under Gordon & MacPhail's stewardship. It shows the house style at full length.

Tasting notes

Nose

Forest fruits, apple and dark chocolate with cracked black pepper on top. The sherry is rich, and a puff of smoke drifts across the whole thing.

Palate

Creamy and nutty with almond, roasted malt and orange peel. Sherry sweetness meets a dry spiced edge, and a hint of peat smoke still sits in the middle.

Finish

Balanced and warming with dried fruit, oak and a touch of smoke at the end.

Specifications

Name: Benromach 15 years old Single Speyside Malt Whisky 70 cl 43%
Distillery: Benromach
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 15 years
ABV: 43 %
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: First fill sherry casks and first fill bourbon casks
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
EAN no.: 5020613051485

Flavour profile

Sherry matured · Lightly peated · Spicy · Creamy · Dark fruit

Did you know?

Benromach still uses a wooden mash tun and larch washbacks — something most distilleries swapped for stainless steel decades ago, because wood is harder to keep clean.

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For decades this whisky went by a completely different name. Auchroisk was considered impossible to pronounce outside Scotland, so Diageo called it The Singleton instead. Only in 2001 was the distillery allowed to use its own name again, and it happened on this very bottle.

The Expert's Description

Auchroisk 10 Years Old Flora & Fauna is a Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at 43%. It belongs to the Flora & Fauna range, which United Distillers, today Diageo, launched in 1992 with 26 different single malts to show the differences between Scotland’s whisky regions.

Auchroisk was built in 1974 by Justerini & Brooks with one purpose: to supply malt for the J&B blend. The first single malt appeared in 1978, and from 1986 it was sold as The Singleton, because the name Auchroisk was judged too difficult for consumers outside Scotland. The name returned in 2001 with this very Flora & Fauna release.

Most bottles in the series are released at 43%, a few at cask strength, and some editions came in wooden boxes. For a number of Diageo distilleries that otherwise supply blends only, the series is the sole route to an official bottling.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Citrus-driven and fresh, with good weight. There is orange peel and a dry spiced note, and liquorice, tobacco and white pepper sit behind.

Palate

Fairly dry and spiced. Citrus opens, then salted caramel, nuts and pepper arrive. A little smoke mingles in the background. At 43% there is good body without weight.

Finish

Medium and dry. Orange peel, pepper and a lightly nutty close that lets go cleanly.

Specifications

Name: Auchroisk 10 Years Old Flora & Fauna Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky 43%
Distillery: Auchroisk
Bottler: Diageo
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 10 years
ABV: 43%
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Flora & Fauna
EAN no.: 5000281016085

Flavour Profile

Citrus · Spiced · Dry · Nutty · Salted Caramel · Lightly Smoky

Did You Know?

The name Auchroisk is pronounced roughly orth-rusk. It was precisely that pronunciation which led the owners to rename the whisky The Singleton in 1986, on the view that consumers outside Scotland would not dare ask for it in a bar. Fifteen years later they went back to the original name, and it has been on the label ever since.

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Few distilleries have a town that literally grew up around them – Oban is one, and you can clearly taste that maritime closeness.

Expert's Description

Oban Little Bay is a Single Highland Malt Whisky, finished in small ex-bourbon casks, bottled at 43%.

Little Bay refers to the small bay by which the Oban distillery sits, and to the smaller casks the whisky receives a finishing period in, giving extra contact with the oak and a more intense flavour profile than the distillery's 14-year-old core release.

Tasting Notes

Nose

The glass first greets you with honey, quickly followed by shortbread and a hint of vanilla.

Palate

The palate is full-bodied with apple compote, malt and creamy vanilla.

Finish

The finish is gently sweet.

Specifications

Distillery: Oban
Region/Country: West Highlands, Scotland
Type: Single Highland Malt Whisky
ABV: 43 %
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Small ex-bourbon casks (Little Bay casks)
Edition: Little Bay
EAN no.: 5000281039336

Flavour Profile

Fresh · Soft · Vanilla-sweet · Floral

Did You Know?

Oban's still house holds only two pairs of stills, making it one of the smallest distilleries in Diageo's entire portfolio by production capacity.

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The Tay valley is green, wet and fairly quiet. Aberfeldy works the same way: no smoke, no rush, just time in wood. By sixteen years the distillery's pale honey has picked up something darker, and the whisky starts to seem like one that has slept long and slept well.

Expert description

Aberfeldy 16 Year Old is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured in 1st fill, refill and re-char bourbon casks and finished for roughly six months in 1st fill Oloroso Sherry casks, bottled at 40%. It sits at the top of the core range, above the 12 and below the rarer releases.

The buildings outside the town of Aberfeldy were drawn by Charles Doig, the man behind the pagoda roofs on a good share of Scotland’s distilleries, and the Dewar brothers bought the land from the Marquis of Breadalbane. The distillery opened in 1898 with one purpose: to feed the heart malt into the house blends. Bacardi has owned the place since 1998, and it is really only in that period that Aberfeldy has been built up as a single malt brand in its own right.

The malt is unpeated, so there is no smoke here either. The cask history runs in two stages. First sixteen years in American oak, where the mix of 1st fill, refill and re-charred bourbon casks gives vanilla, honey and a lightly toasted note. Then half a year in 1st fill Oloroso casks, and that is the stay that lays fruitcake, dark chocolate and orange peel across the top. The sherry never quite takes over, but it shifts the centre of gravity noticeably.

Tasting notes

Nose

Honey and orange, then a dry clove-like spice a moment later. Ginger sits behind it, together with raisins and a hint of cake batter.

Palate

Fuller than the age and the 40% would suggest. Fruitcake, marzipan and milk chocolate first, then orange turning steadily more bitter. The spice is soft and nutty rather than sharp.

Finish

Long and mouth-coating. Dark chocolate and bitter orange hold on while the sweetness pulls back, leaving something close to dry.

Specifications

Name: Aberfeldy 16 Year Old Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40%
Distillery: Aberfeldy
Region/Country: Highlands, Scotland
Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 16 years
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: 1st fill, refill and re-char bourbon casks, finished in 1st fill Oloroso Sherry casks
Distillation method: Double distilled
EAN no.: 5000277000579

Flavour profile

Sherry matured · Honey · Fruitcake · Orange · Spiced

Did you know?

Aberfeldy was built as a supplier, not as a star. For close to a century almost everything it made went straight into blends, and the first official single malt from the distillery only reached the market in 1991.

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The name comes quite literally from vat number 69, the exact blend William Sanderson landed on in 1882 after more than 100 trial batches. The story has stuck ever since.

The expert's description

VAT 69 Blended Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40% is a Blended Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

VAT 69 is a well-known Scotch blended whisky, originally created by William Sanderson & Son as a blend of around 40 different malt whiskies and grain whisky. It is known for a simple, accessible style where light sweetness meets crisp cask notes.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Light grain and a mild sweetness.

Palate

Crisp cask notes with a hint of peat and warm smoke in the background.

Finish

Short and simple with a dry finish.

Specifications

Name: VAT 69 Blended Scotch Whisky 70 cl 40%
Distillery: VAT 69
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5000292261115

Flavour Profile

Light · Simple · Spiced

Did you know?

VAT 69 became one of the most popular whisky brands among Allied soldiers during the Second World War, partly because the name was easy to remember and pronounce across languages.

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Batch 2 is early in the run. Adelphi was still working out what Glenborrodale should be at that point, so the early releases carry a different character from the later ones — more straightforward, less polished.

The expert's description

Glenborrodale 8 Year Old Batch Release no 2 is a Blended Malt Scotch Whisky from Adelphi, bottled at 46%.

Eight years is the age Adelphi returned to several times in the early releases of the range. It is long enough for the cask to have rounded the spirit off, and short enough for the malt character still to lead. The whisky is a marriage of single malts from several Scottish distilleries, with no grain whisky.

Adelphi has an unusual history. The distillery was founded in 1826 by the Clyde on the edge of Glasgow and closed in the early twentieth century. The name lay dormant for almost a century until a descendant of one of the former owners revived it in 1993 — this time as an independent bottler rather than a distillery.

Tasting notes

Nose

Malt and baked apples, with vanilla and a dry cereal note behind. Simple and direct rather than layered.

Palate

Firm and malt-driven. Honey, apple and pale caramel, with a spice that arrives late. The body is good at 46%, and there is a dryness running the whole way through.

Finish

Medium. Malt and dry oak, with a lightly peppery close.

Specifications

Name: Glenborrodale 8 Year Old Batch Release no 2 Adelphi Blended Malt Scotch Whisky 46%
Bottler: Adelphi
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 8 years
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Glenborrodale Batch Release no 2

Flavour profile

Malty · Fruity · Dry · Spiced · Direct

Did you know?

Adelphi began as an actual distillery by the River Clyde in Glasgow in 1826. It closed in the early twentieth century, and the name lay unused for almost a hundred years until a descendant of the old owners started it up again in 1993 — as a bottler, not as a distillery.

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Thorfinn once ruled the whole of Orkney and carried the nickname "the Mighty". Highland Park has given the same title to one of the most sherry-driven expressions in The Warrior Series — a whisky that doesn't ask permission before filling the glass with dark fruit and spiced oak.

Expert Description

Highland Park Thorfinn The Warrior Series is a Single Orkney Malt Whisky matured in European sherry oak and bottled at 45.1%.

The whisky is named after Earl Thorfinn Sigurdsson, who according to saga once controlled the whole of Orkney. Unlike several other releases in The Warrior Series, Thorfinn is matured exclusively in European, Spanish oak, of which more than half are first-fill sherry casks — an unusually high share that gives the whisky its dark, concentrated character.

The result is one of the most powerful and sherry-driven releases in the series, built for the enthusiast seeking depth and complexity over lightness.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Cedarwood, camphor and mango meet coriander, a spicy smokiness and the scent of vanilla pods.

Palate

Very complex, with ginger root to the fore, followed by smoked oak and dark fruit.

Finish

Complex and lingering, spiced with a trail of smoke and oak.

Specifications

Name: Highland Park Thorfinn The Warrior Series
Distillery: Highland Park
Region/Country: Orkney Islands, Scotland
Type: Single Orkney Malt Whisky
ABV: 45.1%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: European (Spanish) sherry oak, over half first-fill sherry casks
Edition: The Warrior Series, lacquered box
EAN: 5010314300395

Flavour Profile

Sherried · Peated · Spicy · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

More than half the casks behind Thorfinn are first-fill sherry casks — an unusually high share, even for a sherry-driven Highland Park release.

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Blending is a craft in its own right, and this expression shows exactly why patience and a steady hand matter. This Johnnie Walker release carries that philosophy into every glass.

Expert's description

Johnnie Walker Blue Label Scotch Whisky 40% is a Blended Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Vanilla, heather and a light smoky lift.

Palate

Balanced malt and grain sweetness with a mellow smoke.

Finish

Warm and rounded with a final malty note.

Specifications

Name: Johnnie Walker Blue Label Scotch Whisky 40%
Distillery: Johnnie Walker
Region/Country: Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Blue Label
EAN no.: 5000267115245

Flavour Profile

Rounded · Spiced

Did you know?

Diageo states that only around one in every 10,000 casks in its warehouses is judged good enough in character to be included in Johnnie Walker Blue Label.

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Where most distilleries mature only once, Whyte & Mackay's Master Blender insists on an extra year in sherry casks for that little something more. It has been rewarded more than once.

The expert's description

Whyte & Mackay Special Blended Whisky 70 cl 40% is a Blended Scotch Whisky and bottled at 40%.

Whyte & Mackay Special is created using the house's signature double maturation method, where malt and grain whiskies mature separately, are blended, and then mature for an additional year in sherry casks. The whisky won a gold medal at The International Wine & Spirit Competition in 2018.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Honey and light sweetness from the sherry casks.

Palate

Round and soft with a hint of dried fruit.

Finish

Short to medium with a warm finish.

Specifications

Name: Whyte & Mackay Special Blended Whisky 70 cl 40%
Distillery: Whyte & Mackay
Region/Country: Glasgow, Scotland
Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5010196065061

Flavour Profile

Soft · Round · Sweet

Did you know?

Whyte & Mackay Special has collected a string of awards in international competitions since 2011, which is unusual for a blended whisky in this price category.

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Named after a stellar explosion, and just as violent, a whisky that once pushed the limits of how peated an Islay single malt could get.

Expert Review

Ardbeg Supernova SN 2015 Committee Release is an Islay Single Malt Whisky bottled in 2015 at 54.3%.

The Supernova series was Ardbeg's answer to the question of just how peated a single malt could become, and this 2015 release was a Committee Exclusive reserved for the distillery's fan community.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Surprisingly floral, with fresh pine, sweet golden syrup and a hint of medicinal peat carrying a touch of youth without becoming overpowering.

Palate

Smoky, with an abundance of coal dust, more freshly sawn pine, a sweet candy floss note, melted butter and white pepper in an extremely peated whole.

Finish

A lingering dryness coats the tongue, with dusty embers from a bonfire leaving their mark.

Specifications

Name: Ardbeg Supernova SN 2015
Distillery: Ardbeg
Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
Type: Islay Single Malt Whisky
ABV: 54.3%
Size: 70 CL
Bottled: 2015
Edition: Committee Release
EAN no.: 5010494928303

Flavour Profile

Smoky · Extremely peated · Floral · Sweet

Investment Potential

High. The Supernova series holds a reputation as among the most heavily peated single malts ever bottled, and as a 2015 Committee Exclusive this release is sought after by collectors of extreme Islay bottlings.

Did You Know?

The Supernova series was originally created as a direct challenge to make the most heavily peated whisky Ardbeg had ever produced, with a phenol content far above the distillery's permanent releases.

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When a new Scottish malt distillery sends its very first whisky out into the world, it usually goes to Britain or the United States. Ailsa Bay chose Denmark. It is a detail that tends to please Danish whisky people rather more than it probably should.

The Expert's Description

Ailsa Bay 21 ppm is a Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky matured first in small Hudson Baby bourbon casks and then in American white oak, bottled at 48.9%. It is the distillery's very first release, and it had its world premiere on the Danish market.

The phenol content sits at 21 ppm measured in the distillate, giving a clear but restrained smoke, roughly on a level with a Bowmore if you compare the experience rather than the figures. Sweetness was measured at 11 SPPM, the distillery’s own sweetness scale, and that is markedly lower than in the later Sweet Smoke release. This is therefore the drier and more smoke-driven of the two.

The whisky is neither chill filtered nor coloured. Ailsa Bay was built in 2007 by William Grant & Sons at Girvan in South Ayrshire, where eight stills can run several different spirit styles side by side.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Smoky and slightly medicinal on first impression, like a muted Islay. Then honey, liquorice and a floral sweetness take the edge off. Dry cereal and a trace of seawater sit at the back.

Palate

Spicy and smoky from the start, with honey and liquorice underneath. Floral notes come mid-palate along with a drier mineral streak that keeps the sweetness at arm’s length. The 48.9% is well integrated: there is strength, but it does not push.

Finish

Short to medium with a firm bite at the close. Smoke and sweetness leave together, and a dry ash note lingers.

Specifications

Name: Ailsa Bay 21 ppm Single Malt Scotch Whisky 48.9%
Distillery: Ailsa Bay
Bottler: William Grant & Sons
Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
Type: Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 48.9%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Micro-maturation in small Hudson Baby bourbon casks, then American white oak
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Edition: First Release
EAN no.: 5010327405629

Flavour Profile

Smoky · Spiced · Honeyed · Liquorice · Dry · Mineral

Investment Potential

Medium. This is the first whisky ever released from the distillery, and this expression is no longer in production. First releases from new distilleries often become sought after once the distillery finds its feet, and the Danish world premiere gives the bottle an extra twist on that market.

Did You Know?

Ailsa Bay has eight stills, and they were deliberately built in different shapes and sizes. That makes it possible to produce several different spirit styles at one distillery, something most Scottish malt distilleries cannot do. Ailsa Bay was originally built to supply William Grant blends with malt in many different characters.

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Only a small number of bottles from this vintage ever reached Denmark. 2008 Vintage is one of the lesser-known chapters in Kilchoman's early history — a whisky that never got much attention, but still carries all the raw energy from the distillery's first years.

Expert's description

Kilchoman 2008 Vintage is an Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 7 years old and bottled at 46 %.

The whisky was distilled in 2008 and bottled in 2015, giving it seven years of maturation — longer than many of Kilchoman's other early releases. Only a limited number of bottles were allocated to the Danish market, making it one of the more rarely seen vintages from this period.

With seven years of maturation behind it, 2008 Vintage shows a more rounded character than the younger 3 and 4 year old single cask releases from the same period, while retaining the fresh, citrus-tinged smoke that defines Kilchoman's style.

Tasting notes

Nose

Ripe apples and honey meet a distinct but balanced peat smoke, with a hint of vanilla.

Palate

Round and full, with caramel and sweet malt that slowly gives way to a warm, spiced smoke.

Finish

Medium length, dry and smoky, with a final trace of citrus peel and oak.

Specifications

Name: Kilchoman 2008 Vintage Islay Single Malt Whisky
Distillery: Kilchoman
Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
Type: Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 7 years
ABV: 46 %
Size: 70 CL
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distillation method: Double distilled
Distilled: 2008
Bottled: 2015
Edition: 2008 Vintage, few bottles allocated to Denmark

Flavour profile

Peated · Rounded · Citrus-fresh · Spicy · Maritime

Investment potential

Medium. Only a limited number of bottles from this vintage were allocated to the Danish market, making it a rarer part of Kilchoman's early history.

Did you know?

With seven years of maturation, 2008 Vintage is one of the older releases from Kilchoman's earliest years — a period when most releases were still sold at 3 to 5 years old.

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There are not many whiskies the producer asks you to put in the freezer. Winter's Gold is one of them — and it genuinely improves for it.

Expert description

Dalwhinnie Winter's Gold is a Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at 43%.

The bottle is built from whisky distilled in the winter months, when Dalwhinnie's already cold position in the Cairngorms gives the slowest condensing of the year. The producer recommends keeping the bottle in the freezer and pouring the whisky ice cold, where the texture thickens and the sweetness comes forward. It is an unusual recommendation in Scotch whisky, but it makes sense with this particular style.

Tasting notes

Nose

Honey and heather first, then vanilla, ripe fruit and a lightly spiced note. Cool and clean in expression.

Palate

Soft and creamy. Honey, malt and pale fruit, with a full mouthfeel that thickens further when the whisky is cold. The sweetness is clear but never cloying.

Finish

Medium and soft, with honey, vanilla and a mild spiced warmth.

Specifications

Name: Dalwhinnie Winters Gold Single Highland Malt Whisky 43%
Distillery: Dalwhinnie
Region/Country: Highlands Scotland
Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 43 %
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Winter's Gold
EAN no.: 5000281041094

Flavour profile

Soft · Honeyed · Creamy · Fruity · Clean

Did you know?

Chilling genuinely changes the texture of whisky. At low temperatures the liquid turns more viscous and the sweetness more prominent, while the volatile aromas retreat. That is why Winter's Gold tastes distinctly different from the freezer than from the shelf.

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