St Magdalene Linlithgow 1982/2009 Chieftains 26 Years Single Lowland Malt Whisky 55%

St Magdalene 1982 Whisky is a rare and elegant whisky from the now closed St Magdalene distillery in the Lowlands. Distilled in 1982 and matured for 26 years, this single malt is bottled at cask strength with 55% alcohol and retains its natural color, offering an intense and complex tasting experience.

In the glass, the whisky appears golden with deep amber tones. The aroma is refined and floral with subtle notes of ripe fruits, citrus, and light herbs, combined with hints of leather and a gentle malt character. The taste is full-bodied and oily with an elegant balance of flowers, dried fruit, citrus, and dark chocolate. Spices and herbs emerge discreetly, adding depth and complexity, while the natural strength ensures a warm and lasting sensation on the palate.

The finish is long, refined, and persistent with nuances of fruit, spice, and floral tones, delivering a classic Lowland experience with timeless elegance. This 26-year-old St Magdalene appeals to collectors and enthusiasts who value rare and complex whiskies from closed distilleries, where every sip rewards patience and attention.

Distillery: St Magdalene - Linlithgow
Bottler: Chieftains
Vintage: Distilled: ??/10/1982 - Bottled: ??/05/2009
Age: 26 years
Type: Single Lowland Malt Whisky
Cask number/type: Butt #2219
Alcohol strength: 55%
Number of bottles: 348
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
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70 cl.
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Stauning 20th Anniversary Edition Danish Peat Smoked Single Malt Whisky 50.02%

Stauning Peat Single Malt 10 Years 50.02% is a Danish single malt with a pronounced smoky profile, matured for at least 10 years. It is crafted from both peated and unpeated malt, creating a balanced combination of sweetness, fruit, and powerful smoke.

Stauning Whisky was founded in 2005 by nine friends in West Jutland and is today recognized as Denmark’s leading distillery. This 10-year-old Peat Single Malt marks an important step in the distillery’s development: a mature, terroir-driven whisky with a clear smoky character, yet still carrying Stauning’s signature fruit and malt style.

Malt: Combination of peated and unpeated barley, floor-malted at the distillery
Distillation: Traditional copper stills, small batches for maximum flavor
Maturation: 10 years in a selection of casks – 8 ex-bourbon, 3 virgin oak, 2 ex-port, and 1 ex-sherry
Strength: 50.02% ABV – bottled without chill filtration and with no added color

Nose: Gentle sweet smoke, ripe fruits such as pear and apple, vanilla, and fresh hay
Palate: Full-bodied and malty with layers of dried fruit, cherry, dark chocolate, and spiced oak. The smoke is pronounced but balanced by sweetness and fruit.
Finish: Long and warm with lingering smoke, notes of campfire, and a touch of salty minerality

This whisky is a true terroir expression from West Jutland, where local barley, water, and peat all play a role. It combines classic smoke with Stauning’s fruity house style, resulting in a powerful yet elegant dram. The high strength adds intensity, while the balance makes it approachable for both peat lovers and curious whisky enthusiasts.

Distillery: Stauning Whisky
Age: 10 years
Type: Danish Peat Smoked Single Malt Whisky
Number of bottles: 2005
ABV: 50.02%
70 cl
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Stauning Peated Festival 2018 Danish Single Malt Whisky 59.9%

Stauning Peated Festival 2018 is an exclusive and powerful Danish single malt whisky, crafted by the renowned Stauning Distillery in West Jutland. This edition is inspired by the festival atmosphere and the distillery’s passion for creating bold flavor experiences with high alcohol strength and pronounced peat character.

The whisky is made from malt with a significant peat level, giving it the signature smoky profile Stauning is known for. It is matured in carefully selected casks, where the interaction between smoke and natural wood notes creates a deep and intense flavor experience.

On the nose, it opens with strong smoky notes combined with hints of caramel, dark chocolate, and subtle fruitiness, offering an inviting complexity. On the palate, the whisky is full-bodied, robust, and warm, with layers of peaty smoke, honey, nuts, and spices that blend with subtle oak tones. The high alcohol strength of 59.9% provides structure and intensity while maintaining balance and elegance.

The finish is long and lingering, with smoke resting over notes of dark syrup, vanilla, and a touch of dried fruit. Stauning Peated Festival 2018 is ideal for those seeking an intense and memorable experience and is perfect for both collectors and lovers of peated whisky.

Distillery: Stauning
Name: Peated Festival 2018
Age: NA
Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
ABV: 59.9%
70 cl
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
Other: Festival Edition, Limited Release

Stauning Private Cask Rum West Indies Cask Finish 2020/2026 Danish Rye Whisky 50%

Stauning Private Cask Rum West Indies Cask Finish is a Danish rye whisky where classic craftsmanship meets warm West Indian rum traditions. The whisky is made from 100% floor‑malted Danish rye and barley from local farms and produced according to Stauning’s grain‑to‑glass philosophy, where traditional methods and attention to detail shape the final character.

The whisky begins its maturation with 1.5 years in new American oak casks, adding structure, vanilla and spice. It is then transferred to a first‑fill West Indies rum cask for an additional 4.5 years. West Indian rum casks are known for their depth and tropical profile, and here they contribute notes of ripe fruit, warm spices, citrus and roasted nuts.

This long double maturation creates a whisky that is both spicy, fruity and smooth. You’ll find subtle layers of vanilla, cinnamon, apricot and ripe banana, beautifully balanced with the natural spice of the rye and the warm sweetness from the rum influence. The result is a Danish rye whisky with a clear tropical edge and plenty of personality.

Distillery: Stauning R.Y.E. Whisky
Age: 6 years – Distilled 02/2020 – Bottled 03/2026
Type: Danish Rye Whisky
ABV: 50%
70 cl
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