1990 Vintage Aberfeldy matured in refill sherry hogsheads.
£6.29Dark, rich and exciting.
£5.49Notes of almond and hazelnut with gristy sweetness and cereal notes.
£5.59Lots of cream toffe. All the time there's a delicate, malty spice buzz finish.
£5.49Cigar Malt reserve. Bottled at 44% alcohol by volume, the body, structure and character of this extraordinary expression is the perfect complement to a fine cigar.
£6.79Rich and mahogany colour. Aroma of sweet vanilla, taste of cinammon, ginger, oranges, lemons and lime.
£5.79A unique malt selected from 6 bespoke barrel style.
£6.25Elegant, smooth and medium-bodied with a light, fruity palate and a whiff of heather on the finish.
£6.25It is exceptionally easy-to-drink and is regarded as a perfect expression of a Perthshire Highland Malt.
£5.49A thick, spicy single malt from the Fettercairn distillery, plenty of spicy fruit-cake notes.
£5.89Another subtle, medium-bodied malt, with honey and rich fruity notes on the plate and a long, rounded finish with a trace of peat and spices.
£5.49Sweet and herbal-spearmint. Full of spices, light taste of roasted cereal.
£5.89Old style malt of the highest grade.
£5.79Some cider apple skin... and some funny seawater notes.==£5.99
Remarkably smooth and friendishly approachable.
£5.39There are notes of orchard fruits and cuthay, a little chocolate and something floral. The palate is sweet and crisp with notes of fresh barley and a floral character. Slightly nutty. The finish is gentleand quite long with a fresh character.
£6.25The second release in the KilkerranWork in Progress series. Bottles will be released at regular intervals until whisky finally reaches full maturity. It’s a great way of watching the whisky develop. This June 2010 edition is part of a release of 15,000 bottles.
£6.49Dry, medium-bodied and smooth with aclean finish: faintly salty with a slight sherry note.
£4.99A very clean, grassy, medium-bodied Highlander with a predominantly malty character. A real charmer, this is great introductory malt.
£6.79A balance of apples, pears, and malt with gentle hint of nuttiness and sherry wood.
£5.49A loving union that releases many exquisite flavours on the palate.
£4.79Remarkably smooth and friendishly approachable.
£5.39Toffee and vanilla notes. Plate: sweet,with hints of malt. Body: light. Finish: Short, with a sweet vanilla edge.
£5.99A very spicy attack!
£5.49Succulently smoky, silky and sweet.
£8.25Medium-bodied with a delicate sweet palate, with a hint of brine developing on the finish. A great introductory malt.
£4.99Rich and full bodied with hints of citrus fruit and toffee.
£6.49Lightly peated with hints of smoke and spice.
£5.69Heavily Peated with fresh cinnamon and spicy sea spray.
£7.25Light and well balanced. Notes of barley and malt extract with walnut and pine oil and a hint of iodine with notes of dried fruit and nuts.
£5.25Nice notes of gingerbread and vanilla fudge, sweet liquorice...
£6.79The ideal malt to introduce you to the wonderful world of whisky.
£5.49Notes of kippers, seaweed, apple peels, fresh and fragrant. Palate: Full bodied with huge plumes of smoke and volcanic, pepper peat, intense.
£5.39Gentle, medium-bodied, accessible. Good aperitif malt.
£4.99It’s a tru classic from Islay, and a must have for any fan of single malt whisky.
£5.89Very floral, lots of peat and smoky heather. Ash, hay, coastal, zesty orange.
£5.79True Bowmore character, salty, lots of peat, great finish.
£7.99Full of flavours like passion fruit, pear, gooseberry, apple, apricot, butterscotch, sweet malted barley, vanilla and thyme, layers of green fruits, citrus fruits and vanilla cream - the perfect aperitif.
£6.25Pronounced ‘boon-a-havn’ is a mellow whisky, with an aromatic flavour and asmooth, long finish.
£6.25Some bruised fruit emerges with a hint of smoke. Iodine. Malt, apple peel.
£8.79Lighter bodied than many Islay malts, yet with all their typical peatiness.
£6.25Peaty and medicinal, so smooth and full of flavours-incredible!
£8.25Musty sherry complements the warm peat and sprightly malt. More fruit, floral notes, toffee, wood oil, spices.
£5.99The Islay representative in the ‘Classic Malts’ series is a deep, dry and excep tionally peaty bruiser. Probably the most pungent of all Islay malts. Langavulin is not for the faint-hearted but inspires fanatical devotion in its many followers.
£6.89Full-bodied, smoky gem, with a residual sweetness and a hint of salt, amidst the seaweedy, peat, smoke, malty, peppery, spices, slight nuttiness.
£5.35A really vigorous whisky! It will blow your ming with smoke!
£5.99Butter and lemeon, fresh and grassy with an oak swallow and a warm
£5.79Was matured in three types of casks. Must try!
£4.99Refreshing Lowland malt with gentle, sweet, spicy notes. A creamy mouth feel, developing citrus notes in finish.
£4.99Specially selected spices and pepper creeps in with a touch of oaked acidit.
£7.89Ideal for beginners, with fine spiciness.
£5.25Dark, rich and exciting.
£6.39Vanilla and clover shine through the maltiness and overriding bourbon of the nose.
£5.79Warm Acacia honey and green apples on the nose eading to warm winter spices, vanilla and honeysuckle on the palate. The finish is gloriously long with notes of vanilla and honey.
£5.79Vanilla-pepper oak with light fruit and honey.
£6.29Warm Acacia honey and green apples on the nose leading to warm winter spices, vanilla and honeysuckle on the palate. The finish is gloriously long with notes of vanilla and honey.
£8.79It has wonderful overtones of peat reek, combined cleverly with a background of fruity floral, beatbery notes.
£7.89Full-bodied, big sherry influence and a smoky edge, dried fruit, nutty toffee and vanilla fudge. Finish: sweet and smoky.
£5.79Unexpected notes of raspberry liqueur in the after taste.
£5.79And aperitif on a summer day.
£6.79A much-loved single malt, Cardhu is an easygoing,charming Speysider with clean, crisp oak and sweet malt evoking flavours of honeyed flapjacks and home-made caramel squares, this is one of the sweet-toothed among you.
£5.99The nose is sweet and fruity. Estery note emerge with creamy vanilla and toasty winter spice. Subtle herbal notes linger with rubbed peppermint and dry wood. The palate is rich and full with a syroupy mouth fell.
£6.89Nose-fragrant plum, pear and lime notes, with a centre of malt and honey. Palate-fruity sweetness up front, followed by lingering spice.
£4.79The nose is quite chewy and of medium body. Notes of gentle smoke and toasted oak. A hint of musty attic with notes of juich sweet barley and cereals with a pleasant hessian note.
£6.25"An easy drinking dream" - Chuck Norris
£6.25Soft, smooth balance of sweet summer fruits and floral notes.
£5.49Some tannins and some sourish notes, plus some some caramel.
£6.35Dried fruit mixed with chocolate and spices can be found in the whiskey’s aroma. With a dash of water, further notes emerge including barley sugar, a hint of oak smoke and a whiff of peat.
£6.79Nice vivavity, and the finish is rather long and always quite smoky.
£6.35An excellent value Speyside malt from Gordon and MacPhail. Matured in first fill sherry butts and refill sherry hogsheads.
£5.79A light and elegant, softly sweet malt Speyside. This well-loved whisky is sure to please.
£5.25Some burnt cake, toffee, charred wood. Medium long finish, like apple pie.
£7.25Sweet, and often a complex with spice, fruit and perfume. A delicious
£5.89Palate: Rich, malty and spicy with notes of aniseed and toffee, waxy honey, oak, potpourri and butter
£6.79Easy on the palate and the wallet.
£6.25Lots of cask influence, almost bourbony.
£6.35Notes of waxy manuka honey, hints of malty barley and roots with a touch of stemmy cut hay. There is a very supple, chewy peat lying quietly in the background.
£5.70Lots of crystalized fruits, oranges, bananas, figs...
£6.35The Fine Oak range is... more approachable, and has the potential to be embraced by a greater percentage of whisky drinkers... cutting back on the sherry reveals more of the Macalla spirit, which is first-class.
5.79Earthy with hints of red apple skins. Boiled fruit sweets with a malty/nuttuness present.
£6.25Easy drinking, soft lavours and a rounding sweetness
£5.25The taste is all sweetness with fallowed by a hint of spice.
£6.59Monkey Shoulder is the world’s first Triple Malt, a blend of three of Speiside’s finest single malt whiskies.
£5.79This is definetely a keeper. Excellent on the rocks. A sweet party flavour, goes down smooth. Excellent with pipe full of Burley tobacco. I like this one more than Jamesons or Bushmills.
£4.99A Secret Stills bottling, this was distilled in 1966 at a Secret distillery in Ballindalloch, Speyside. The water source is the Craggan Burn, the distillery was built on the Ballindalloch Castle Estate. The nose is complex and well-balanced with a solid green character, there are notes of vanilla, crème anglaise, honey on toast, sultanas and peels and sherry.
£49.99Fragrant and floral with hints of fresh mint. A sweetness remains throughout. Palate: Mouth warming with a light spiciness and sweet cream toffee elements.
£6.79Born on the banks of the river Spey in 1897. Matured in cherry casks, full of all the sweet, rich and creamy flavours you’d expect.
£5.79Finish is medium long but ultra-clean, fruity and playful.
£5.45The nose is quite light and fresh. There are notes of cut hay and stremmy grass, cut flowers and a leafy note. Hints of rising and pine oil with malt extract and toasted barley, hints of cinnamon and pepper. The palate is medium-body and very smooth.
£4.99The nose is quite rich and full. There are notes of chewy sultana and strong vinosity. There is a touch of smoke and a gentle peat with notes of iodine and a touch of tar, a thick fruity characte with notes of winter spice and toasty oak. The palate is full-bodied and wellbalanced. There are notes of wood smoke and toffee, a touch of spice and sultanas, a little sherry with Christmas pudding and a hint of peat. The finish is quite full and big with notes.
£28.99This sof and luxuriantly fragrant single malt whisky is distilled and matured at the Miyagikyo distillerey in Sendai. This whisky is distinguished by a harmony of the aroma of aged casks with sweet hints of vanilla and gently peat. This soft taste is elegantly deepend by a sweet and tangy fruitiness.
£29.99A Secret Stills bottling, this was distilled in 1966 at a Secret distillery in Ballindalloch, Speyside. The nose is complex and well-balanced with a solid green character, there are notes of vanilla, crème anglaise, honey on toast, sultanas and peels and sherry. The palate is rich, yet silken. There are notes of berry fruits and sherry, a little vanilla spice and oak with acacia honey. The finish is long and sherried with a balancing oak.
£49.99Lovers of the less expensive Three Ships products will not pay the higher price for it, while whisky snobs seems to be unwilling to take chance on a single malt with the Three Ships name. All the better for those of us who know otherwise, as this release is also a limited edition.
£19.99The nose is quite rich and full. There are notes of chewy sultana and strong vinosity. A thick fruity character with notes of winter spice and toasty oak. The palate is full-bodied and wellbalanced. There are notes of wood smoke and toffee, a touch of spice and sultanas, a little sherry with Christmas pudding and a hint of peat. The finish is quite full and big with notes of winter spice and cut herbs
£28.99