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measure, please ask. All whiskies are subject to availability.

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Boisdale House Spirits

Scotch ABV Per 50ml

Glenfiddich 15yrs Solera 40% £10.00

Glenmorangie 18yrs 43% £25.15

Chivas Regal 12yrs 40% £7.95

Irish Whiskey

Tullamore Dew 12yr Select Reserve 40% £14.00

Bourbon

Bulleit Bourbon 40% £10.70

Hudson Baby Bourbon 40% £24.00

Cognac

Martell VSOP 40% £14.80

Martell cordon bleu 40% £28.40

Rum

Havana Club 3 year / Cuba 40% £6.75

Havana Club 7 year / Cuba 40% £8.35

Havana Club Selection de Maestro / Cuba 40% £14.45

Sailor Jerry Spiced / Caribbean blend 40% £8.95

Vodka

Russian Standard Platinum 40% £7.50

Reyka 40% £8.95

Snow Queen 40% £9.50

Gin

Beefeater 24 40% £9.05

Hendricks 41.4% £8.95

Plymouth 41.2% £8.95

Tequila

Omleca Plata 38% £9.55

Omleca Reposado 38% £9.40

*Please note mixers are charged at an additional £2.00.





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BLENDED WHISKY

670 The Naked Grouse 40% £10.50

605 Johnnie Walker Red Label 40% £7.70

621 Johnnie Walker Black Label 40% £8.95

627 Johnnie Walker Gold Label 40% £13.45

625 Johnnie Walker Blue Label 40% £31.95

839 Ballantine's 17 yrs 43% £16.00



638 Chivas Regal 12 40% £7.95

626 Chivas Regal 18 40% £17.35

643 Chivas Regal 25 40% £39.85

841 Royal Salute 100 Cask Selection 40% £43.95

667 Royal Salute 21 Year Old 40% £29.40

797 Cutty Sark Storm 40% £9.00

766 Cutty Sark 25yrs 40% £18.50

760 Poit Dhubh 8 Year Old (Un-Chilfiltered) 43% £9.95

761 Poit Dhubh 12yrs 43% £11.75

762 Poit Dhubh 21yrs 43% £20.70

674 Grants 25yrs 40% £37.30

IRISH WHISKEY

606 Jameson 40% £8.10

608 Bushmill’s Black Bush 40% £8.95

785 Red Breast 12yrs 40% £16.10

863 Tullamore Dew 12 year old Select Reserve 40% £14.00

843 Jameson Gold Reserve 40% £18.60

610 Tyreconnell 40% £11.05

609 Bushmill’s 10yrs 40% £11.95

639 Green Spot 40% £14.00

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WELSH WHISKY

BIN ABV Per 50 ml

614 Penderyn 46% £11.50

AMERICAN WHISKEY

613 Canadian Club 40% £7.50

802 Buffalo Trace 45% £9.05

803 Bulleit Bourbon 45% £10.70

805 Bulleit Rye 45% £10.70

671 Woodford Reserve 40% £11.30

804 Knob Creek 9yrs 50% £11.45

764 Jack Daniel’s 40% £8.95

637 Hudson Baby Bourbon 46% £24.00

632 Hudson 4 Grain Bourbon 46% £24.00

641 Hudson Manhattan Rye 46% £24.00

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A guide to the Scotch whisky regions Like wines, the single malts of Scotland are grouped by region although these

regions offer a guideline rather than a rule. The regions of Scotland are the

Lowlands, the Highlands, Campbeltown and the island of Islay all having their

own origins in the regulation of licences and duties, but they do also embrace

certain characteristics.

The Lowlands This area tends to produce softer malts, without the peat of the Highlands or the

brininess of the coastal malts. The Lowlands is defined by a line following old

county boundaries and running from the Clyde estuary to the River Tay. The

line swings north of Glasgow and Dumbarton and runs to Dundee and Perth.

The Highlands, Islands and Speyside By far the largest region, the Highlands embraces wide variations in style. The

western Highlands have only a few scattered distilleries, and it is difficult to

generalise about their character. If they have anything in common, it is a

rounded, firm, dry character, with some peatiness. The far north of the

Highlands has several whiskies with a notably heathery, spicy, character,

probably deriving both from the local soil and the coastal location of the

distilleries. The more sheltered East Highlands and the Midlands of Scotland

(sometimes described as the South Highlands) have a number of notably fruity

whiskies.

None of these Highland areas is officially regarded as a region, but the area

between them, known as Speyside, is universally acknowledged as the heartland

of malt distillation. This area, between the cities of Inverness and Aberdeen,

sweeps from Granite Mountains down to fertile countryside, where barley is

among the crops. It is the watershed of a system of rivers, the principal among

which is the Spey. Although it is not precisely defined, Speyside is commonly

agreed to extend from the River Findhorn in the west to the Deveron in the east.

Within this region are several other rivers, notably the Livet.

The Speyside single malts are noted in general for their elegance and complexity,

and often a refined smokiness. Beyond that, they have two extremes: the big,

sherryish type, as typified by The The Macallan, Glenfarclas and Aberlour; and

the lighter, more subtle style. Within Speyside, the River Livet is so famous that

its name is borrowed by some whiskies from far beyond its glen.





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Only one may call itself The Glenlivet, only Braes of Glenlivet and Tamnavulin

are produced in the valley, and only Tomintoul in the parish. These are all

delicate malts, and it could be more tentatively argued that other valleys have

malts that share certain characteristics. The Highland region includes a good

few coastal and island malts, but one peninsula and just one island have been of

such historical importance in the industry that they are each regarded as being

regions in their own right.

Campbeltown On the peninsula called the Mull of Kintyre, on the west coast of Scotland,

Campbeltown once had about 30 distilleries. Today, it has only two. One of

these, Springbank, produces two different single malts. This is achieved by the

use of a lightly peated malt in one and a smokier kilning in the other. The

Campbeltown single malts are very distinctive, with a briny character. Although

there are only three of them, they are still considered by serious malt lovers to

represent a region in their own right.

Islay Pronounced "eye-luh", this is the greatest of whisky islands: much of it deep with

peat, lashed by the wind, rain and sea in the Inner Hebrides. It is only 25 miles

long, but has no fewer than eight distilleries, although not all are working. Its

single malts are noted for their seaweedy, iodine like, phenolic character. A dash

of Islay malt gives the unmistakable tang of Scotland to many blended whiskies.

Tasting notes We have included a brief tasting note for each of the many single malt whiskies

on our list which we hope will prove useful to both the novice and seasoned

drinkers. By their nature, tasting notes are always subjective and so you may

not agree with what we say! We are indebted to the many different sources who

have provided these notes, not least www.whisky-world.com which provides a

wealth of information for the whisky enthusiast.

Slainte mhoiz and slaandjivaa





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BIN ABV Per 50ml

666 Aberfeldy 12yrs 40% £12.90

Southern Highlands, distillery bottling

On the nose we find orange zest, incense and a touch of sherry. The palate

is oily, with clean fruitiness and very lively, fresh flavours. The finish is like

biting into a kumquat; then a long, fruity glow.

633 Aberlour 10yrs 40% £11.20

Speyside, distillery bottling

Nutty, with nutmeg and a hint of cinnamon. Although peated it is very

brandy like and warming. Not overly challenging but quite satisfying,

particularly with dessert.

845 Aberlour 16yrs 43% £16.20


Aberlour 16 year old has been double matured in traditional oak and sherry

casks. Intense, honeyed flavoured, complex, with fabulous spicy wood notes

lingering & mouth-watering finish.

846 Aberlour 18yrs 43% £25.10


Notes of chocolate & orange zest, with soft flavours of cream, peach and

apricots, & a warm soft finish.

847 Aberlour “a’bunadh” 60.8% £14.90


A wide spectrum of saturated shades of sherry and a very fruity nose.

Big sweet and woody cask strength malt with lots of oak in the finish.

Softer and sweeter when diluted.





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635 Ardbeg 10yrs 46% £15.60

Islay, distillery bottling

The nose is amazingly smoky with a whiff of tar covered rope. The palate is

robust with more peat smoke and the flavours of turf and Lapsang

Souchong. A long finish with a fragrant peaty reek. Whilst flavour packed,

this is still a delicate Scotch.

651 Ardbeg Uigedail

Islay, distillery bottling 54.2% £17.50

Pronounced 'Oog-a-dal.' A fine drop of Ardbeg bottled at cask strength.

A marriage of Ardbeg from bourbon barrel and sherry butt which gives a

sweet and smoky finish to this malt. Uigeadail is the loch from which all

Ardbeg water flows. This 'huge' dram is, in the best traditions of Ardbeg,

intense.

642 Ardbeg Corryvreckan 57.1% £22.00


As a replacement for the much-loved 1990 Airigh nam Beist, Ardbeg

Corryvreckan had some pretty big shoes to fill, but the good news is that

this is a belter, winning World's Best Single Malt Whisky at the World

Whisky Awards 2010 and Best No Age Statement Scotch from Jim Murray's

Whisky Bible.

622 Ardbeg 1990 Airigh Nam Beist 46% £53.00


Airigh Nam Beist 1990 is a delicious vintage bottling from the ongoing

success story that is Ardbeg. Sadly now discontinued due to exhausted

stocks, 'the Beist' was an extremely popular Ardbeg, with assertive and

powerful peatiness and a lovely honeyed edge. Oh, and it's pronounced 'Arry

nam Baysht'.

836 Ardbeg Single Cask 49.9% £137.15

Islay, distillery bottling for Verdier in Italy 1 of 246 bottles

Bottled from a single refill for Italy in 2003, over half the cask was returned

to the distillery due to legal issues after the sale of Glenmorangie in 2004.

At the distillery almost all the remaining bottles were used in tastings and

research. This remains, as a result one of the rarest of all Ardbeg bottling.

The whisky itself is quite simply stunning the nose is rich with layers of

dense oily phenols, tropical and green fruits, with an unusual distinctive

medical streak running through it. An amazing Ardbeg and a stunning

drink that totally challenges and beguiles the senses.

660 Ardbeg ‘Lord of the Isles’ 46% £223.00


A deep smoky yet balanced aroma with powerful peat and a sweet mouth

feel. The palate is silky with fruitiness, usually reminiscent of lemons, with

a momentary suggestion of cherries. The flavours become almond and

walnut-like, then rooty and peppery. A long dry finish with chocolate malt

and crushed peat.





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ml 738 Auchentoshan 12yrs

40% £12.20

Lowlands, distillery bottling

The 12 year old is smooth, fresh and nutty with a golden honey appearance.

It has a Crème Brulee smell with a burst of citrus and the signature

nuttiness and green leafiness of Auchentoshan. To taste the palate is smooth

and sweet with hints of tangerine and lime. To finish, it is a gingery and

slightly drying with a pleasant lingering nuttiness

745 Auchentoshan Three Wood

40% £15.00

Lowlands, distillery bottling

Sweet, butterscotch with prunes and custard. Jaffa cake and apricots with

Christmas cake and roasted almonds. The Three Wood expression is

matured in three different casks – American bourbon wood, Spanish oloroso

sherry then finished in Pedro Ximenez casks.

652 Auchroisk 10yrs 43% £17.10


Light soft and creamy. The nose is reminiscent of American cream soda,

custard and cooked apple, bread and butter pudding with nutty malt

underneath. Very soft and sweet on the palate. Straight down the middle.

A delicious soft finish.

647 Balvenie 12yrs Single Barrel 47.8% £12.95

Speyside, Distillery Bottling

Released in 2013, Balvenie's Single Barrel First Fill was matured in first-fill

bourbon casks for at least 12 years before bottling. These are limited edition

bottlings, with each bottle being one of no more than 300 drawn from a

single cask. Each is also hand-numbered and labelled with the cask

reference number. A deliciously creamy, vanilla-rich whisky from Balvenie.

645 Balvenie 12yrs Double Wood 43% £12.95


Aged in refill American oak casks before being finished in first fill European

oak Sherry casks, Double Wood is an excellent example of what the Balvenie

distillery can craft, even at 12 years.oak Sherry casks, DoubleWood is an

excellent example of what the Balvenie distillery can craft, even at 12 years.

889 Balvenie 14yrs Caribbean Cask 43% £15.00


This whisky has been matured for 14 years in traditional oak casks before

being transferred to Caribbean rum casks to impart some extra flavour. This

process has created a well-rounded and drinkable whisky with notes of fruit

and vanilla.

664 Balvenie 15yrs Single Barrel 40% £17.50


Rich and complex, suggestive of years of careful ageing, it has a honeyed

maltiness with vanilla, oak flavours and delicate spice notes. Long and

complex with a touch of liquorice.





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861 Balvenie Tun 1509 47.1% £22.90


Tun 1509 is four times the size and the first release is a combination of 35

American oak barrels and 7 European oak sherry butts, left to marry for a

few months. This is a rare interpretation of the marrying process and allows

all 42 casks to come together to create a unique expression of The Balvenie

that’s greater than the sum of its constituent parts.

675 Balvenie 21yrs Port Wood 40% £27.65


An additional period of maturation in 30 year-old port pipes has given this

aged Balvenie an extra level of depth and concentration of flavour, adding

potent fruit and smoke notes to the silky-smooth full-bodied palate. Rich,

indulgent, after-dinner Speyside at its best.

862 Balvenie 25yrs Traditional Oak Single Barrel 47.8% £67.00


A 2014 addition to The Balvenie range – Single Barrel, Traditional Oak.

Each bottle is part of a batch of only a few hundred, each filled from a single

cask. Every batch will vary a little, but all will show off the great

combination of subtle spice and honeyed sweetness.

659 Balvenie 30yrs 47.3% £83.75


A Gold Medal Winner at the 2004 International Spirits Challenge. A special

whisky for special occasions or just to reward yourself for being great.

685 Balvenie 40yrs 48.5% £491.20 Speyside, distillery bottling At 40 years of age, this is Balvenie's oldest regularly released bottling. Each

new batch is created as the previous one runs low and is focused around a

careful blend of old sherry and bourbon casks.

811 Benraich 16yrs 40% £15.60 Speyside, distillery bottling Named Best Speyside Single Malt at the 2015 World Whiskies Awards, this

16 year old Benriach was also a Gold Medal winner at the 2006

International Wine and Spirits Competition.

646 Benrinnes 15yrs 43% £17.35


An exquisite and powerful nose. A bittersweet taste with sherry dryness

and oaky smoke and a long, dry finish. Quite similar to the The Macallan

style.

650 Blair Athol 12yrs 43% £17.10


The distillery has always insisted on using Orkney peat, preferred for its

young character. A dry, sharp nose, becoming sweeter and creamier with

some light caramel and heathery overtones.





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653 Bowmore Darkest 15yrs 43% £16.50


The sherry aroma is fantastic, together with almonds and mature oak. The

peaty notes become an excellent foil to the fruity flavours and do not allow

the sherry to totally dominate. Hints of the sea drift in given a little time in

the glass. Soft over ripe dark grapes flood the palate like an incoming tide.

It’s rich, but not over the top, due to the wonderful heather fire smoky

flavour you will find on the back palate

631 Bowmore 18yrs 43% £24.50


From the oldest distillery on Islay, the nose of the 18 year old has autumn

leaves on a damp woodland floor with heather, wood smoke, and waxy apple

peelings, with a citrus fruitiness. On the palate there is a lot more evidence

of the large number sherry casks used at Bowmore. Intensely floral with

more citrus and chocolate. A complex whisky that changes and develops in

the glass, very much a whisky that rewards time and patience.

657 Bowmore 25yrs 43% £62.50


Full and round, with a gentle softness, the nose has a strong herb like

fragrance overlying the sherry and peat notes. The palate has plenty of

sherry, but surely as night follows day, you will find the oak, the smoke, the

brine, ending with toffee and hazelnut. The finish is mellow, gentle and

warming.

818 Brora 25yrs, Dun Bheagan Collection 48.5% £167.45

Northern Highlands, distillery bottling

A cask strength and sherried bottling from the magnificent but closed

Highland distillery. Rich, with a good balance between wood and spirit, and

a thread of smoke.

724 Brora 30yrs 55.7% £189.75

Northern Highlands, distillery bottling A rare and superb bottling from this closed distillery. Cool wood smoke on a

frosty morning, hints of stem ginger in syrup and lapsang souchong. A truly

beautiful whisky and incredibly hard to find.

662 Bruichladdich 10yrs 46.3% £17.40


The very first 10 year old whisky to be wholly distilled, aged and bottled

following Bruichladdich's resurrection in 2001. In many ways this marks the

beginning of the new era, and this will be snapped up by connoisseurs and

collectors. A true milestone bottling.

736 Bruichladdich 16yrs 46% £23.20


Something interesting for Bruichladddich fans and malt purists alike: A

100% bourbon-matured 16yo, untroubled by fancy finishing of any kind.

Hats off to the team at Bruichladdich.





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798 Bruichladdich 1970 Vintage 44.2% £200.70


From original distillery stock prior to the new owner’s acquisition this

fantastic vintage has a luxurious nose of butterscotch, mint toffee, sweet

oak, honeysuckle and orange blossom with touches of marzipan. It is soft,

silky and smooth on the palate, loaded with fruits, coconut, hazelnut and

creamy oak. Simply divine!

795 Bruichladdich Black Arts 4.1 23yrs 49.2% £42.90

Islay distillery bottling

Working with the very finest American and French oak to explore that most

esoteric relationship between spirit and wood, Black Art is Master Distiller

Jim McEwan's personal voyage into the heart of Bruichladdich. The

marriage of the spirit from truly magical casks has created a sensational

texture, both sleek and suggestive. Lose yourself in the sweet, fruity, mellow

oakiness of this bewitching spirit.

835 Bunnahabhain 12yrs 46.3% £14.50


The nose offers a fresh and aromatic experience with a subtle whiff of smoke

floating through the air.

46.3% £22.50

777 Bunnahabhain 18yrs


This is the relaunched version of Bunnahabhain 18yo, with owners Burn

Stewart having ditched the caramel colouring and chill-filtration and upped

the strength to 46.3%. A triumph for 'naturalist' whisky drinkers and a PR

triumph for Burn Stewart – bravo!

663 Bunnahabhain Moine 59.6% £75.00

000000 Islay distillery bottling

This is gorgeous stuff, heavilly peated Bunnahabhain. It came out about the

same time as Ardbeg introduced the very young and didn't get the same

attention due to its limited outrun 310 bottles only. It’s a beautiful, sinewy

dram with immense power, like chewing a well smoked carpet. I tried it and

bought three bottles.

792 Caol Ila 12yrs 43% £14.65 Islay, distillery bottling Good body, oily, tar, elegant smoke. Hints of boiled sweets.

796 Caol Ila 18yrs 43% £23.85


A wonderfully balanced expression from the core Caol Ila range, this 18 year

old is malty and thick with notes of Caol Ila smoke and phenols, lovely Islay

single malt without extreme levels of peat.





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849 Caol Ila 25yrs 43% £38.75


Without water, immediately sweet and fruity with balancing bitterness. As

befits its age, the trademark smoky-medicinal character of Caol Ila is

controlled. Adding water gives a sweeter start, then a light smokiness

elegantly envelopes the palate. Sweetly drying overall. Medium bodied,

elegant and smooth.

763 Caol Ila Distillers Edition 43% £22.75


Part of Diageo's Distillers Edition range comes a 2001 vintage single malt

Scotch whisky from Caol Ila, which has been matured in American oak and

finished in Moscatel wine casks. A limited edition release.

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Cardhu 12yrs 40% £14.20


A much-loved single malt, Cardhu is an easy going, charming Speysider.

With clean, crisp oak and sweet malt evoking flavours of honeyed flapjacks

and home-made caramel squares, this is one for the sweet-toothed among

you.

881 Clynelish 14yrs 46% £15.25


This is a superb example of what Clynelish can produce even at younger

age. The balance is sublime and the mouthfeel is perfectly rounded. A great

14 year old Highland malt, quite coastal too.

669 Cragganmore 12yrs 40% £13.05


Intensely, nearly overwhelmingly, perfumed, especially with a splash of

water. Very herbal and aromatic, the palate is dry and reminiscent of a very

dry white wine. Exquisitely balanced, it is great as an aperitif, but complex

enough to be enjoyed long after dinner.

672 Dailuaine 16yrs 43% £18.15


A delicious bottling from a rather obscure distillery. Big, rich, sweet and

smoky, with a very smooth mouthfeel and plenty of fruits and spices.

807 Dalmore 12yrs 40% £14.20


Full of Highland flavour and of outstanding quality, this has long been

popular with our customers. There are some big orange and apricot flavours,

peanut toffee crunch and a healthy level of oak, a big all-rounder.

603 Dalmore 15yrs 40% £17.95


Dalmore 15 year old single malt whisky was launched in 2007, and is one of

the most popular expressions in the core Dalmore range. It spends twelve

years maturing in American white oak ex-bourbon casks, then a three year

finish in three different sherry woods - Amoroso, Apostoles and Matusalem

oloroso.





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812 Dalmore 18yrs 43% £28.25


Rich, fruity and spicy as you could ever want from a Dalmore. Kudos to

Richard Paterson for creating another veritable chocolate orange of a whisky

- a surefire hit, and great for the colder months. Gutsy in hue and dignified

in tone, intense on the nose and opulent on the palate.

770 Dalmore 25yrs 42% £120.55


Nose: Fresh vanilla, fig cake, marzipan and chocolate orange. Palate: More

glorious, rich orange with damson and fragrant peach, moving into mango.

Finish: Dark chocolate, gingerbread and lingering, fragrant orange.

821 Dalmore Cigar Malt 43% £22.00


Nose: Caramel, shortbread, biscuits, coffee and chocolates. Simple, clean and

moreish. Palate: Yet more toffee, caramel edging towards the burnt cinder-

toffee side of things. Flamed orange-zest, and perfectly integrated sherry.

Finish: Reasonably simple, Christingles (orange Zest and clove with a touch

of cinnamon), more mid-palate than palate-coating

604 Dalmore King Alexander 40% £32.25


To make this Dalmore King Alexander III, Master Distiller Richard

Paterson has selected a range of differently aged malts matured in a

mixture of French wine casks, Madeira drums, sherry butts, Marsala

barrels, Port pipes and bourbon barrels from Kentucky. A remarkable feat of

blending.

679 Dalwhinnie 15yrs 43% £13.60


Strikingly clean flavours with salt and malt in the nose. A clear Highland

malt character with subtle peatiness. Aromatic and delicately spicy with

grass and grain type vegetative associations. Refreshing as an aperitif.

789 Dalwhinnie 1995 / Distillers Edition 43% £19.75


The 1995 vintage of Dalwhinnie's ever reliable Distillers Edition. Finished

in oloroso sherry casks for an added layer of rich fruit.

655 Deanston 12yrs 46.3% £13.60

Highland, distillery bottling

Deanston uses only unpeated malts from Angus, East, Lothian and Moray,

to produce a light, nutty, malty and restorative style of whisky.

682 Edradour 10yrs 40% £13.90


Sherried, butterscotch and vanilla nose. Honeyed and creamy with dried

fruits and minty spice on the palate.





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618 Girvin 25yrs 42% £44.65

Lowland Distillery Bottling

Determined to give grain whisky the respect it truly deserves, William

Grant & Sons have released a range of Girvin Patant Still Single Grain

Whiskies, starting with this launch edition of their 25year old, a UK

exclusive.

624 Girvan 30yrs 42% £62.80

Lowland Distillery Bottling

In 2013, Grant's took the decision to introduce a range of Single Grain

whiskies from their Girvan distillery in Ayrshire. The 30 year old was a hit

at their masterclass at The Whisky Show that year and is rich with a spicy

woodiness. This is the only bottling in the range to use a maize base, which

was last used at Girvan in 1984

810 Glendeveron 10yrs 40% £12.10


A new bottling of Glen Deveron 1998 from the Macduff distillery, located at

the eastern edge of Speyside near Banff.

740 Glen Elgin 12yrs 43% £13.90


The intensity of the malt is breath taking; stunning fresh malt arrival,

salivating barley that is both crisp and lush: then a big round of spice amid

some squashed, over-ripe plums. Faultless mouth feel.

688 Glen Grant 10yrs 40% £11.35


A malty and sweet nose which notably improves after a little breathing.

Sherry sweetness on the palate this is a pleasant but undemanding whisky.

690 Glen Moray 12yrs 40% £8.35


At full strength, the aroma is fragrant and lightly drying with warming

malty notes. The first impression is of butterscotch and shortbread with

fresh herbal/grassy notes. Lemon curd and meringue are discovered in the

background. With water, malt and spices combine to reveal oatmeal with a

hint of freshly ground black pepper. Lemongrass, tea tree oil and heather

aromatics give the whisky a fragrance throughout.

691 Glen Moray 16yrs 40% £12.50


A rich and mature nose with a robust character, it is reminiscent of dried

fruit, perhaps figs and raisins, mixed with chocolate and spices (cloves and

boiling sweets).

692 Glen Ord 12yrs 40% £25.50


Sweet and dry malt with sherry notes. Medium to full body, malty and very

clean. Begins simply with the malt, then comes a dash of barley sugar

sweetness and a spicy, gingery, note with a crisp hit of peat.





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820 Glen Scotia 12yrs 46% £14.20

Campbeltown, distillery bottling

Glen Scotia's 2013 reboot sees the familiar old 12 year old replaced by a

radically different tall bottle decorated with one of Scotland's iconic highland

cows. Fans of the old 12 year old will be delighted to discover that the

relaunched edition now packs more of a punch, with the strength having

been upped to a feisty 46%.

695 Glencadam 10yrs 40% £9.00

Highland, distillery bottling

This was first released in 2008 under the new ownership of Angus Dundee.

Glencadam 10 stands as a delicate, balanced dram, neither coloured nor

chill-filtered so it retains its true flavour. Nose: Aromatic and fresh. Hay,

fruit, gentle wood influence with light vanilla and spice. Palate: Beautifully

balanced with tart fruits, freshly cut hay and vanilla sweetness. Finish:

Long and gentle as it fades out on barley malt and fruit.

698 Glendullan 12yrs 43% £39.70


Nose: A dry nose with crisp malt, attractive notes of flowers, fruit

(lemon/quince/dried fruit) oil and a hint of smoke. Palate: Dry and clean to

start, then opens nicely with mid-palate sweetness balancing a firm

structure. Finish: Soft and gentle. Very attractive, highly drinkable malt.

748 Glen Spey 12yrs 43% £12.95


The whisky is very attractive from the very first nosing with an impression

of lightness, together with some spice hints. The taste confirms the first

impression a finish of average length prolongs the pleasure for some

minutes. The second tasting confirmed the rather pleasant character of this

whisky, and the finish seemed longer than the first time. A rather strong

and long aftertaste on malt notes remains for a while in the palate, and the

pleasant spicy taste disappears slowly.





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In 2006 Glenfarclas was named distiller of the year by Whisky Magazine. They were nominated

for the award for being ‘consistently good and staying true to our core values.’ For six generations

everyone at Glenfarclas has taken personal pride on the quality of the whisky we produce, so it

was a great pleasure that these values should be recognised by the industry. It was this pride

and sense of history which lead us to create a collection of limited edition. Glenfarclas

expressions – The Family Casks John L S Grant (Glenfarclas 2006).

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bottles ABV Per 50 ml

824 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1952 96 47.3% £558.00

There is lots of nuttiness and marzipan on the nose, with vanilla

trying to fight its way forward. The taste is light, bitter, sweet,

sour, smoky, every possible combination of flavours. Even some

citrus and orange cordial. At 57 years old, this is the oldest

bottling of Glenfarclas to date.


A very rich, dark whisky, which reflects almost no light through

the bottle. Strong, rich tannins are immediately present on the

nose. However, you will also experience lots of sherry, rich stewed

coffee, a fresh bag of liquorice; many different aromas as this

delightful whisky is released into the air. After about 20 minutes

you might even sense macadamia nuts. This is a very big, heavy

whisky rich in alcohol soaked fruit. Almost bitter to begin with,

then a delicate sweetness present. A strong double espresso

immediately comes to mind. It has a bitter, dark chocolate

aftertaste, present for a very long time. In short, a fantastic

whisky. A great treat.


A lovely rich, dark whisky colour more often associated with a

dark cognac. A big heavy sherried whisky; great if you like them

big and powerful. This bottling is more than 40 years old but has

lost none of its appeal. Still strong but not overpowering. Some

vanilla and citrus present at the back of your mouth almost like

the caramelised fruit you’d find in a fruit cake. A wonderful long

finish sitting heavily at the back of your mouth. Sherry flavours

and fruit cake wonderfully balanced.





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856 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1960 44.60% £145.00


Nose: Tangy citrus, marmalade. Vanilla, banana milkshake.Palate:

Meaty, sherried. Honey, cereal sweetness. Dark sugar, beeswax. Oak,

spice, fruit loaf. Finish: Long, salty butter, toffee. Becomes

bittersweet.



A whisky rocking more than half a century of ageing simply shouldn't

be this vibrant but fantastically it is. Plus it has all the deep and

complex flavours you could want from such a whisky - truly

remarkable

857 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1970 47% £95.00


A rich, dark maple-syrup colour with a ruby tinge. Powerful on the

nose, with apples and pears prominent over the sherry. A powerful

exterior hiding a mellow centre of rich enticing flavours of marinated

fruit – like peaches soaked in brandy. A little smoky at the back of

your mouth but a delicate sensation. Another great lingering finish

for this dram. Sit and sip, and melt into your favourite armchair. A

massage in a glass.

828 Glenfarclas Family Cask 1972 47% £53.50


The Glenfarclas Family Casks series is a new range of vintage casks

from one of Speyside's best distilleries. All but three of the range

(1952, 1979 & 1984) are from first fill or refill sherry casks.



A buttery, creamy whisky with quite some spice, this Glenfarclas

Family Cask was a refill butt (cask number 61), distilled in 1977 and

bottled on the 30th November 2006 as part of a release of 582 bottles.



Delightful nose, vanillas, light oakiness and a lovely underlying

sweetness. Butterscotch, candy floss and popcorn, all the fairground

flavours rolled into one glass of whisky. 1979 again comes up shining.

This cask is not traditional for The Family Casks, but certainly

stands tall amongst its peers.



Light golden sheen. The nose is fruity with some strong citrus scents

emanating from the centre of the glass. After a while, a slight

leathery aroma emerges. It is a very sweet whisky. The texture is

almost like good butter shortbread - and it really does dissolve in

your mouth. It has an ample finish which produces a delightful

coating on your tongue and throat.





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A refill sherry hogshead of 1987 Glenfarclas, this is the third release in

the distillery's hugely popular Family Casks series.



Dark copper. Sweet, candy floss, vanillas and toffee. Homemade

vanilla ice cream with a soft toffee centre. Fruit flavours making it

through after a few minutes. Light bitterness, dark chocolate, bitter

espresso flavours, and slightly tannic, dark chocolate covered raisins.

Long sweet finish that keeps on going. A touch of sulphur at the end as

though something has blown out a match.

718 Glenfarclas 10yrs 40% £11.45


A straw gold, delicately light, sweet and malty dram leaving a long

slightly spicy finish. Always impeccably well made, this is a whisky

that always delivers in quality.

860 Glenfarclas 105 60% £16.10


A full 60% abv, yet the sweet, rich, spicy distillery character is still

very much in evidence. A very small drop of water is recommended to

open the flavours.



Dark amber-gold with an intense, full aroma of sherried & tropical

fruits, nutmeg and almonds with slight citrus notes at the end, all held

together with a vanilla sweet smokiness.



Dark amber in colour this is a pungent, aged, spirit with overtones of

oak and a hint of sherry on the nose. The flavour is big and dry but the

finish is long and smooth.





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In the summer of 1886 Glenfiddich’s founder, William Grant, set out to fulfil a lifelong ambition

of creating the 'best dram in the valley'. With the help of his seven sons and two daughters,

William built his distillery in a single year. Their hard work was rewarded on Christmas Day

1887 when the first drop of spirit flowed from the small copper pot stills. William named his

distillery Glenfiddich, Gaelic for 'Valley of the Deer'. Over 120 years later, Glenfiddich is one of

the few single malt distilleries to remain entirely family owned and the whisky has become the

world's most awarded single malt, a true reflection of the passion, integrity and innovative spirit

that have been passed down through the generations.

BIN ABV Per 50ml

ml 755 Glenfiddich 12yrs 40% £11.00

The first whisky to truly market itself as a single malt, Glenfiddich now

accounts for about 30% of all single malt sales. Worldwide.

665 Glenfiddich 14yrs Rich Oak 40% £12.05

A recent release edition from Glenfiddich, this was aged for 14 years before a

finish in new American and Spanish oak casks. They say the American oak

adds spice, vanilla and fruit, and the Spanish oak brings elegant fruit, spice

and complexity.

704 Glenfiddich 15yrs Solera 40% £10.00

Three different types of casks is married together in a wooden vat, which is

constantly topped up in solera style.

656 Glenfiddich 15yrs Distillers Edition 51% £15.40

A special edition Glenfiddich. This 15 year old is non chill filtered and has

been bottled at higher strength. This is classic Glenfiddich, but with added

complexity and character.

851 Glenfiddich 18yrs 40% £19.00

An elegant nose, faintly sweet, scented with apple and wood. Glenfiddich

18yrs is a robust and full bodied yet soft and smooth dram.

683 Glenfiddich Age of Discovery 19yrs - Madeira Cask Finish 40% £30.00

A rich, complex and delicious 19 year old single malt matured in oak casks

previously used to age fine Madeira wine, a first for us. These Madeira casks

add deep earthy aromas of sweet figs and rich grapes to our whisky, and

unique spicy notes of cinnamon and black peppercorns. Gold: International

Spirits Challenge 2011





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822 Glenfiddich 21yrs Carribean Rum Finish 40% £27.85

Glenfiddich 21yrs is still finished in rum casks, although the rum is simply

referred to as 'Caribbean'.

649 Glenfiddich Excellence 26yrs 43% £58.60

Excellence is a 26 year old expression from Glenfiddich, aged exclusively in ex-

bourbon casks sourced from the Kelvin Cooperage in Kentucky, which, like

Glenfiddich, is independently owned by a Scottish family. Their first ongoing

bourbon cask release, this is a fruit bomb of a whisky, with well-controlled

spice from the long, American oak maturation.

852 Glenfiddich 30yrs 43% £111.40

Only casks that pass his exacting standards are handpicked and then married

together to achieve their final sublime harmony. The rarity of this single malt

is unquestionable – there are only ever a handful of vattings of 30 Year Old a

year.

658 Glenfiddich 40yrs Bot. 2009 45.8% £376.00

Our 40 Year Old is not only precious but also pioneering. Our Malt Master

carefully hand selects individual casks before marrying them together with

what was left over from the previous 40 Year Old vatting. This continuous

process is known as ‘remnant vatting’ and contains whiskies that are at the

very least, 40 years old. Glenfiddich is the only single malt Scotch whisky in

the industry to use remnant vatting.





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Glenlivet is a special place in Speyside. Translated from Gaelic, the name means

‘Valley of the smooth-flowing one’. Those who christened it were most likely referring to the River

Livet, which surfaces high in the Ladder Hills and meanders down to join the Avon.

But something altogether more sought-after has been flowing here for centuries: whisky.

BIN ABV Per 50 ml

711 The Glenlivet 12yrs 40% £10.60


Fresh vanilla and caramel aromas mingle with the scent of cooked fruit.

Delicate in texture, a hint of spice, smoke and butterscotch is followed by a

subtly spicy finish.

712 The Glenlivet 15yrs French Oak 40% £15.90


Rich vanilla and floral nose with, again, cooked fruit showing through in the

palate. Custard, fudge and citrus zest with an oaky spice finish.

806 The Glenlivet Nàdurra 16yrs 56% £17.40


Nadurra is the Gaelic word for natural and revisiting 19th century practises

and unlike most modern whiskies, this single malt is not chill-filtered,

giving more body and richer texture. Lemon pulp, green apples and praline

on the nose give way to a luscious palate of poached peaches in vanilla

syrup, white chocolate, aniseed lollipop and candied ginger.

823 The Glenlivet 18yrs

Speyside, distillery bottling 40% £21.45

Elements beautifully combined. Depth of flowery aromas. Very light touch of

fresh peatiness. Some sweetness and a hint of sherry oak.

Palate: Flowery and sweet at first, then developing peach-stone nuttiness

Finish: Dry, appetizing. Very long, with interplay of sweet and bitter

flavours.



An opulent, mature nose with a sherry influence. An intricate array of wood

and fruit: Christmas cake, sultanas, maraschino cherry. Water enlightens

the fruity bouquet and brings out vanilla and lighter notes of ripe peaches.

Pear and marzipan pie. Luscious barley sugar aromas. This full-bodied

whisky is unctuous and mouth coating, almost syrupy. Oak holds the reins

back, releasing a drying spiciness of cinnamon, ginger, walnut and dark

chocolate. Seriously smooth whisky!





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The Glenlivet XXV is the perfect tribute to the skill and judgement of the

craftsmen involved in making this special whisky. The original new spirit

character, fruity and floral, has been faithfully retained during years of

careful maturation. The final finish in rare ex-sherry butts yields a

sublime, intense whisky of powerful yet elegant character. The sherry

shows itself with luscious fruity and spicy note with creamier notes rising.

Orange crème brûlée; candied fruit; pineapple. Silky and caressing the

palate is sweet at first then releasing a full bunch of spices; ginger,

cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg. Developing dark chocolate and orange peel.

837 The Glenlivet 30yrs - Queen of the Moorlands 54% £115.00

Speyside , distillery bottling 1 of 60 bottles

Queen of the Moorlands are cask series in Leek, Staffordshire there is an

unusual wine and whisky merchant, David Wood, who with a little help

from his friends, bottle his own whisky. This special bottling was done for a

friend’s 40th birthday. Only 60 bottles from a fresh sherry butt of Glenlivet

were secured. This is a once in a lifetime malt, dark and enticing in the

bottle it slugs seductively in the glass thick unctuous it is rich with stewed

fruits, marmalade, Seville oranges, Christmas spices and waltz oil

flavours. A hedonistically dense whisky one of the finest Glenlivet you will

ever drink.

648 The Glenlivet 1973 Cellar Collection 49% £159.00


The 1973 Cellar Collection is a rare style of whisky thanks to its age and

cask profile: a single ex-sherry butt and two refilled American oak

hogsheads have been hand-selected as the absolute zenith of the stock

available from that vintage and the result is a rich, sherried expression.

Bursting with big juicy sweet orange flavours combined with rich sherry

sweetness and freshly baked moist ginger bread notes. The fruity flavours

are very reminiscent of fruit drop boiled sweets. Perfectly balanced, mouth-

watering, fills the mouth with sweet fruity flavours echoing the nose.

Allied with these fruity orange and peach flavours is a wonderful liquorice

and aniseed experience followed by a cinnamon ginger tang.

819 The Glenlivet 1964 Cellar Collection 45.1% £446.25


Hand selected from The Glenlivet cellar by Master Distiller Jim Cryle.

After maturing in the finest sherry and traditional oak casks, the 1964

vintage has reached the peak of maturity. Each bottle encompasses The

Glenlivet's classic Speyside character with many layers of subtle

complexity. Rich, fruity aromas of raising and ripe bananas. Notes of

sherry and walnuts interplay with a spicy oakiness. Full and wonderfully

smooth on the palate with the perfect balance of sweet plums and the deep

floral extravagance of heather in bloom.





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707 Glengoyne 10yrs 40% £12.75

Lowland, distillery bottling

Soft, sweet 10 year old single malt from the Glengoyne distillery and a

winner of a Gold Medal at the 2007 San Francisco World Spirits

Competition. Nose: Slightly herbal, big bourbon influence which has

brought a wonderful "high note". White milk bottle sweets, more creamy

than fruity. Palate: Barley rich, more bourbon influence. Clean and dry.

Finish: Long, barley rich, touch of hoi sin.

43% £35.50

815 Glengoyne 21yrs

Lowland, distillery bottling

Glengoyne 21yo is noticeably deeper than younger expressions, with

delicious rich, fruity and oaky notes – the darker colour and long finish are

testament to the extra years in the sherry wood.

709 Glenkinchie 12yrs 43% £12.60


Replacing the 10 year-old as the main expression of the Lowland style in

the Classic Malts range, this Glenkinchie 12yo is a bit fuller and more

complex.

717 Glenlossie 10yrs 43% £17.10


An elegant style of malt with sweet malt’n’walnut aromas which follow on

through the taste. Notably smooth. Glenlossie is licensed to the famous

Haig firm and is used in most of the Haig blends.

722 Glenmorangie – Original-10yrs 40% £11.70


Walnuts, vanilla, green herbs and some flowery sweetness on the nose with

a herbal, salty, palate. The finish is amazingly long, drying from the initial

sweetness but with flaked almonds amid the oakier notes.

725 Glenmorangie 18yrs 43% £25.15


Glenmorangie 18 Years Old slips like silk over the tongue with a full,

rounded flavour, starting with grapefruit and orange. The palate is then

entranced with an accord of melting honey, creamy malt and aromatic

floral that segue into the warm, syrupy nuttiness of hazelnuts and walnuts

from the Oloroso sherry casks in which the whisky is matured. Savour the

rich, sticky date and fig flavours as they are heightened by the unexpected

caress of wood smoke.

726 Glenmorangie 25yrs 43% £44.60


Rounded and luxurious, Glenmorangie 25 yo has some lovely floral and

citrus flavours alongside the spices and toasty sweetness one would expect

from a quarter century in the wood. A brilliantly-made dram that lives up

to the luxury image LVMH are pushing for the brand.





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713 Glenmorangie 1987 Margaux Cask 46% £69.00


Zesty orange, apple and ginger wine notes flood through before deeper

hints of spicy black pepper and cinnamon intertwine to give an overall

combination of boldness and subtlety that perfectly captures the spirited

essence of Scotland and the passionate soul of France.

699 Glenmorangie Lasanta 46% £16.10


Glenmorangie Lasanta is an elegant and full-bodied single malt that has

been extra matured in Spanish Oloroso casks after a minimum of 10 years

in ex-bourbon casks.

720 Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban- Port Wood 43% £16.65


A complex balance of sweet and dry flavours that engage the entire palate

and envelope it in an intriguing balance of smooth velvet and crisp,

cooling textures. Its key flavour notes are rich, chocolaty and minty.

694 Glenmorangie –Nectar D'Or 46% £18.30


The nose is full of dessert wines, a little fruitiness with a good barley

sweetness. The palate is quite full with more dessert wine notes, but with

cereal notes and barley, a touch of malty spice and berry fruits with good

oaky tannins and little herbal notes. The finish is long with a good oaked

note and more noble rot.

716 Glenmorangie Signet 46% £32.70

Speyside, bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd

A delicious no-age-statement dram from Glenmorangie, some of the spirit

in Signet has been made using a unique heavily-roasted Chocolate Malt

that really beefs up the rich flavours. The packaging is very impressive

too.

817 Glenrothes Select Reserve 43% £13.80


Select Reserve is the essence of all that is The Glenrothes in its early

prime. Laden with ripe fruits, citrus, vanilla, and a hint of spice – this

savouring, fresh single malt is characteristically complex with a

deliciously creamy texture on the palate.

734 The Glenrothes 2001 43% £15.75


The 2001 vintage is a 2012 addition to the The Glenrothes range. The

brand is owned by historic wine & spirit merchants Berry Brothers &

Rudd and releases its whiskies by vintage rather than by age, in keeping

with the owner's wine-related history.

714 The Glenrothes 1998 43% £19.00


A replacement for the now defunct 1994 vintage, this 1998 from The

Glenrothes is described as having citrus notes with rich vanilla and

cinnamon





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617 Glenury Royal 36yrs 58% £111.40

Highland

The nose is delightfully musty with wood shavings and barley. The

tannins are soft and subdued and the oak reveals a beautiful vanilla

spice. The palate is full of rum and bourbon notes. Dark sugar and

buttery fudge; creamy spices and vanilla. The spices are intense with a

juicy barley and balanced viscosity. The finish is long and buttery with

fudge and barley and soft oaken warmth.

749 Haig Club 40% £16.40

Cameronbridge distillery

Haig Club is a new Single Grain Whisky developed in partnership

between Diageo and global sporting icon David Beckham and British

entrepreneur Simon Fuller. Haig Club has an ultra-smooth taste, with

delicious notes of butterscotch and toffee. This makes it enjoyable served

neat, over ice or in a long refreshing cocktail.

727 Highland Park 12yrs 40% £11.80

Orkney, distillery bottling

Fruity sweetness with sherry and coffee beans, accompanied by a hint of

peat, on the nose. The palate is seriously smoky with perfectly balanced

sweetness, a pinch of salt and a little peat.

786 Highland Park 18yrs 43% £29.40


Natural colour, clear and bright. Rich and mature oak nose. The taste is

rich, with honey and peat and the finish soft, round and long.

661 Highland Park 30yrs 48.1% £75.30


A gorgeous autumnal nose. Burnt orange, orange oil, a liqueur-like sherry

character, wood smoke, burning autumn leaves. Chocolate. With water

the more ripe plums and apple come up and the fruitiness comes to the

fore.

728 Inchgower 14yrs 43% £16.95


This malt is for the discerning drinker – a complex nose precedes a fruity,

spicy palate with a hint of salt.

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729 Isle of Jura 10yrs 40% £10.55

Jura, distillery bottling

An oily, lightly piny, earthily dry nose. The palate is sweetish with a soft,

malty, oiliness and slight island salt. Very quaffable, it makes a great

aperitif.

687 Isle of Jura 16yrs 40% £17.60


Colour: Enter colour details Nose: Wood notes yield to warm fruit cake

and raisins. Palate: Well rounded, rich and full. Smooth. Finish: Good

length and dries nicely with a hint of wood shavings.

689 Isle of Jura Superstition 43% £12.10


Nose: Sweet and malty with smoke notes. Palate: Sweet continues with a

light peppery note. Finish: Medium finish with the pepper staying until

the end.

693 Isle of Jura Prophecy 46% £17.85


Nose: Peat, smoke, sea salt. Palate: Smoky, sea salt with some aniseed

notes. Finish: Nice length, peat and herbs.

697 Isle of Jura Tastival 44% £26.05


Colour: Rich amber Nose: Rhubarb and Custard (boiled sweets),

marmalade, freshly baked bread and manuka honey. Taste:Wine gums,

liquorice allsorts and ginger bread.

710 Isle of Jura 1974 44.5% £136.00


A recent addition to the 'Rare & Prestigious' series from Whyte &

Mackay, this extra-special Jura has been finished in casks that previously

held Gonzalez-Byass's stunning 'Matusalem' Oloroso sherry. Nose: An

initial explosion of cinnamon, chocolate orange and Java coffee. Added to

this the seductive taste of fresh mangoes and parma violets lie in the

background. Taste: Rare flavours of Madeira cake, honeyed liquorice and

crushed almonds with just a whisper of sumptuous thick treacle toffee.

681 Kininvie 23yrs batch 2 42.6% £24.75

Speyside, Distillery bottling

Like its Batch One counterpart, Batch Two will be sold in 35cl bottles –

very dinky but rather charming, with 1,286 available in the UK. William

Grant’s global marketing manager Kevin Abrook says: ‘Good things come

in small packages, and we think we’ve got a super whisky here.

730 Knockando 12yrs 40% £12.45

Speyside, bottled by Justerini & Brooks

An aromatic, fragrant, flowery, dry nose. Light to medium bodied with a

complex palate of flowers, nuts and a hint of mint near the end. A long

lingering finish with some sweetness and smoky, coffee notes.





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853 Lagavulin 12yrs Limited Edition 2014 40% £25.00

Islay, Distillery bottling

Intensely peaty. Rounded with a big kick and marine character. Fragrant

smoke and a touch of black pepper, but balanced by sufficient sweetness.

Complex, sophisticated heavyweight. The one they all have to beat.

731 Lagavulin 16yrs 43% £17.65


Fragrant smoke and a touch of black pepper.

733 Laphroaig 10yrs 43% £14.30


Opens with sweetly smoked sausage and runs to peaty malted barley.

Palate: Starts sweetly - quickly followed by rich smoke and ashes, peaty!

Finish: All characteristics of the palate return and run on and on.

744 Laphroaig 18yrs 48% £24.95


The hotly anticipated Laphroaig eighteen year-old. This expression

replaced the fifteen year-old and comes at a higher strength. This is a

much more exclusive affair with a powerful punch. Awesome stuff.

644 Laphroaig Cask Strength 10yrs 43% £28.60


The 3rd batch of Laphroaig's riotously popular small batch editions of

their famed 10yo cask strength Islay single malt. No doubt this will be as

big a hit as the previous editions - this is an expression that never

disappoints.

737 Linkwood 12yrs 43% £18.15


Light, sweet and gently smoky, but also carries a lovely quiet complexity.

There is considerable fruit presence with a spicy-apple tang. A whisky

that is particularly cherished by cognoscenti.

743 Longmorn 15yrs 45% £28.60

Speyside, Distillery bottling

A rich, slightly peppery, nose with soft oak and cooked apples. Quite full-

bodied, round, soft and smooth medium-sweet with a delicate edge of

smokiness and gentle tannins and a smooth and elegant finish with just a

touch of smokiness.





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746 The Macallan 10yrs 40% £17.15


Mahogany in colour. Slightly toffee sweet on the nose with hints of dried

fruit, cloves, and sherry. Smooth and well-rounded dried fruit flavour

with a touch of sherry sweetness and wood.

787 The Macallan Gold - 1824 Series 40% £14.50


This is the new no-age-statement Single Malt Scotch Whisky from the

famous Speyside distillery of Macallan. Macallan's new range has done

away with age-statements and instead focuses on the colour of the

whisky, it's certainly a great whisky packed with assertive vanilla and

citrus flavours.

788 The Macallan Amber - 1824 Series 40% £17.15


Amber is part of The Macallan's new no age statement range of Speyside

single malts, which concentrates on colour. The theory is that by using

100% sherry casks and natural colour, the darker the whisky, the older

and more complex.

791 The Macallan Sienna - 1824 Series 43% £21.00


The second-darkest whisky in Macallan's 1824 Series, comprising of

naturally coloured whiskies selected by hue and flavour. This has been

matured in sherry casks and balances rich dried-fruit sweetness with

some lighter, spicier notes.

793 The Macallan Ruby - 1824 Series 43% £37.00


The jewel in the crown of The Macallan's 1824 Series is erm, a Ruby!

With the darkest hue in a no age statement range where colour is king,

Ruby has spent the longest time in only the very finest sherry casks. The

colour has been taken on naturally with no artificial colouring.

673 The Macallan 21yrs Fine Oak 43% £54.50


Light Amber colour with a soft, rich and spicy palate with hints of

oranges and peat. On the nose there is an intense rich aroma, with hints

of vanilla and passion fruit and the finish lingers with hints of smoke.

794 The The Macallan Vintage 1966, 35 Year Old Cask No.7878 55.5% £292.00


A 1966 vintage Macallan, released a decade or so ago as part of the

distillery's Fine & Rare series. This amazingly ambitious range was

designed to showcase Macallan throughout its history, with initial

vintages going back to 1926 - all bottled at full cask strength.

The whisky is alive on the nose with aromas of cloves, ginger resins and

prunes.





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751 Mannochmore 12yrs 43% £16.55


Very delicate and fragrant with wild rose, honeysuckle and a hint of mint

and marshmallow. Earth and grass after summer rain. Appetising palate,

rich and fresh. Smooth to begin with blossoms and an array of spices.

Candied ginger, mint, liquorice and vanilla cookies.

855 Mortlach 16yrs 43% £27.20


A fresh, floral nose – rounded with very delicate peat smoke. The palate

is syrupy with oaky, vanilla and light spices.

756 Oban 14yrs 43% £16.40

Western Highlands, distillery bottling

A sturdy malt with chardonnay and peat on the nose. Salt and caramel

make it an ideal seafood aperitif or an accompaniment to oysters.

799 Oban 1997 Distillers Edition 43% £24.35

Western Highlands, distillery bottling

Nose: Hints of cocoa and grape. Dried peels, almond and soft malt.

Seasalt. Palate: Buttery palate with notes of dark chocolate and cooked

fruit. Salt caramel and dried herbs. Finish: Herbal, coastal finish. Nutty.

757 Old Pulteney 12yrs 40% £11.30

Northern Highlands, bottled by Gordon & Macphail

Matured wholly in air-dried, hand-selected ex-bourbon casks,

'unashamedly excellent.'

758 Old Pulteney 17yrs 46% £21.10

Highlands, distillery bottling

This coastal highlander delivers a great balance between sherry and oak,

delicious on the nose but dry on the palate.

883 Port Ellen 29yrs 55.3% £212.00

Islay, Diageo bottling

Closed in 1983, Port Ellen has since become one of the most sought-after

whiskies in the world. Increasingly rare, spirit produced at the distillery

demonstrates some of the finest character found on the island of Islay.

767 Royal Lochnagar 12yrs 40% £13.40

Eastern Highlands, distillery bottling

Fruitcake and faint burnt currants on the nose. Cakey, sherryish palate

with a malty, grassy, sweetness. Complex, beautifully rounded and

soothing – ideal as a night-cap or after-dinner dram.

768 Royal Lochnagar Selected Reserve 43% £46.80

Eastern Highlands, distillery bottling

A lovely balanced nose of sherry, malt and peat with a palate of fruitcake,

ginger cake, spiced bread and Sambuca. A luscious and smoky finish.





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772 Singleton 12yrs 40% £12.90


Straightforward nuttiness/nut shell, slightly bitter. Opens into yew, sawn

oak, then marshmallow and a touch of apple and fig relish.

771 Speyburn 10yrs 40% £10.85


Mixed fruit and mixed peel on the nose – a spicy prickle and an

appetising peaty note. It is dry for a Speyside with a light to medium

body. Straight forward and gentle with a surprisingly bitter, short finish.

773 Springbank 10yrs 46% £17.85

Campbeltown, distillery bottling

A fragrant, salty nose – you can really smell the sea.

774 Strathisla 12yrs 43% £12.00


A soft, dry nose with faint hints of sherry, and a lot of development. A

soft explosion at first on the palate – gooseberry, chocolate, coffee, toffee

and vanilla and a very long finish.

775 Strathmill 12yrs 43% £13.60


Lightly fragrant nose with aromas of sins of dessert apples. In the palate

is smooth and syrupy with a touch of vanilla-pod, very lively. A dessert

malt.





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BIN ABV Per 50 ml

778 Talisker 10yrs 45.8% £13.05

Skye, distillery bottling

Peaty, island-style aroma. A silky, malty palate with a good kick of salt

and pepper. Something of a firework, the primary taste is sweet and

salty, with the pepperiness growing and powerful peat-smoke in the,

relatively short, finish.

779 Talisker 18yrs 45.8% £21.25


Rich and fruity – Victoria plums, greengages, perhaps dried orange peel

with some butterscotch or rum toffee and a thread of smoke behind. The

smoke soon advances into the foreground and the toffee note is joined by a

light mintiness with water maritime characteristics, emerge dry boat

varnish, edible seaweed. The overall effect is warming. The development

is towards smoke, coal-tar and toffee. Characteristic chilli ‘catch’ in the

finish is subtly present in the aftertaste

640 Talisker 25yrs 57.8% £51.75


Its seaweedy, smoky nose and sweet maltiness is perfectly complemented

by its spicy long finish.

884 Talisker Distillers Edition 45.8% £16.85


Pungent and peaty, but with a rich sweet sultana flavour and heathery

dryness from Skye's only distillery.

781 Teaninich 10yrs 43% £14.00


Quite sharp and potent, a valuable contributor to blended whisky, but at

this age it is one for the brave!

783 Tobermory 10yrs 46.3% £10.00

Isle of Mull

The nose is quite light and fresh. There are notes of barley sugars and

toasted cereals, hints of winter spice and a soft oak with notes of salty

melted butter and ground ginger. The palate is quite sweet and light.

There are notes of acacia honey and a soft oak, the smoke and peppers

thereof rise gently with a touch of dried fruit and peel with a cinnamon

note. The finish is long and herbal with a touch of pepper.

784 Tomatin 12yrs 40% £12.75


A smoky and spicy nose, slightly sweet and malty with a nutty dry finish.

A very versatile whisky.





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COGNAC ABV Per 50 ml

Hennessy Grande Champagne 1977 40% £29.50



Delamain 1982 40% £65.30

Delamian Dry XO 40% £23.55

Delamian Vesper XO 40% £31.40

Hine Cigar Reserve 40% £17.55

Hine 1986 40% £22.50

Hennessey XO 40% £33.60

Hennessy Fine 40% £11.50

Hennessy VS 40% £11.00

Hennessy Paradis Extra 40% £125.00

Hennessey Paradis Imperial 40% £280.00

Hennessey Paradis Richard 40% £441.55

Martell VSOP 40% £14.80

Martell XO 40% £27.85

Martell Creation 40% £77.55

Martell Cordon Bleu 40% £28.40

Rémy Martin VSOP 40% £13.70

George Roullet 1893, Grande Champagne, 1er Cru 40% £159.40

ARMAGNAC ABV Per 50 ml

Baron de Sigognac VSOP 40% £10.55

Chateau du Busca-Maniban Tenareze Armagnac 1974 42% £30.20

Bas Armagnac Delord 1961 40% £42.35

Chateau de Gaube 1971 40% £44.15

CALVADOS ABV Per 50 ml

Berneroy Fine 40% £9.35

Berneroy XO 40% £14.40





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GIN ABV Per 50 ml

Beefeater 45% £7.50

Beefeater 24 45% £9.05

Beefeater Burrough’s Reserve 43% £19.30

Hendricks 41.4% £8.95

Plymouth 41.2% £8.95

Plymouth Navy Strength 57% £13.85

Daffy’s 43.4% £12.20

Vodka ABV Per 50 ml

Snow Queen 40% £9.50

Belvedere 40% £10.50

Reyka Vodka 40% £8.95

Russian Standard 40% £6.55

Russian Standard Platinum 40% £7.50

Russian Standard Gold 40% £10.25

Russian Standard Imperial 40% £13.55

Zubrowka Bison 40% £6.80

Wyborowa Exquisite 40% £12.65

Absolut Elyx 40% £12.40

Rum ABV Per 50 ml

Havana Club 3 Year /Cuba 40% £6.75

Havana Club Añejo Especial /Cuba 40% £7.50

Havana Club 7 Year Cuba 40% £8.35

Havana Club La Seleccion de Maestro /Cuba 40% £14.45

Havana Club 15 Year /Cuba 40% £42.50

Augustura Premium / Trinidad 40% £7.15

La Hechicera /Colombia 40% £9.35

Mount Gay Eclipse / Barbados 40% £7.05

Sailor Jerry Spiced / Caribbean Blend 46% £8.95

Myers 40% £9.05

Pampero Blanco / Venezuela 37.5% £7.50

Pampero Anniversario 40% £14.60

Pampero Especial 40% £7.85

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TEQUILA ABV Per 50 ml

Grand Centenario Anejo 38% £11.05

Gran Centanario Reposado 38% £11.80

Omleca Plata 38% £9.55

Omleca Reposado 38% £9.40

Reserva De La Familia 38% £26.90

Jose Cuervo Platino 38% £14.50

Jose Cuervo 1800 38% £10.65

EAUX DE VIE ABV Per 50 ml

Grappa 40% £8.45

Fraise 40% £8.30

Framboise 40% £12.35

Gewurtztraimer 40% £10.10

Houx 40% £12.55

Kirsch d’alsace 40% £9.80

Kirsch Vieux 40% £10.70

Marc de Bourgogne 40% £9.95

Poire William 40% £12.50

Prune 40% £13.35

Reine Claude 40% £8.30

APERITIFS ABV Per 50 ml

Gancia Bianco 15% £7.05

Gancia Dry 15% £7.05

Gancia Rosso 15% £7.05

Gancia Americano 14.5% £7.05

Punt & Mes 15% £3.35

Stones Ginger Wine 15% £2.60

Lillet 15% £5.55

Campari 25% £5.95

Noilly Pratt 15% £4.15

Pernod 40% £7.40

Pernod Absinthe 68% £7.40

Ricard 45% £8.20





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LIQUEURS ABV Per 50 ml

Malibu 21% £6.25

Midori 21% £6.65

Bailey’s Irish Cream 17% £5.70

Archers Peach Schnapps 23% £4.75

Galliano 42.3% £6.70

Kummel 39% £6.90

Kahlua 20% £6.00

Benedictine 40% £9.80

Chambord 40% £8.60

Southern Comfort 21% £8.55

Tia Maria 20% £6.00

Frangelico 24% £7.15

Cachaça 40% £7.20

Sambuca 42% £11.25

Cointreau 40% £7.55

Limoncello 35% £7.15

Amaretto 28% £7.05

Jagermeister 40% £7.05

Drambuie 40% £9.60

Fernet Branca 42% £10.50

Grand Marnier 40% £9.30

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