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Balblair 15 Year Old is a richly layered Highland single malt that balances tropical fruit sweetness with indulgent dark chocolate and spice. Matured initially in American oak ex-bourbon casks and then finished in first fill Spanish oak butts, this whisky develops depth, warmth and complexity while retaining Balblair’s signature smoothness and elegance.
Tasting Notes by Balblair:Nose: Leatherwood honey and spicy gingerbread followed by juicy prunes and fresh lemon peel.Palate: Velvety in texture, bursting with dark chocolate, tropical fruit and spices.Finish: Long and mellow with notes of creamy vanilla and citrus.
AnCnoc Sherry Cask Finish Peated Edition is a Highland single malt that perfectly balances smoke and sweetness. Initially matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks before finishing in sherry casks, this whisky combines the gentle warmth of sherry influence with the distinct character of peat sourced from Aberdeenshire. The result is a smooth and lightly smoky expression with layers of sweetness and spice.
Tasting Notes by AnCnoc:Nose: Delicate campfire smoke, sweet honey and aromatic cinnamon.Palate: Rich toffee apples, creamy vanilla and wood smoke.Finish: Smooth and gently smoky with lingering sweetness.
Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged represents a new chapter in the distillery’s pursuit of flavour, created by aging whisky to taste rather than time. This expression combines tradition with innovation, using both the distillery’s classic rickhouses and its unique Limestone Cellar to mature the whisky for over a decade. The cooler, consistent temperature of the cellar slows the interaction between whisky and oak, yielding a bourbon that is richer, darker and more complex while maintaining Maker’s signature smoothness.
The 2025 release is a blend of 11, 13 and 14 year old Maker’s Mark bourbons, showcasing a fruit-forward depth balanced by layers of oak and sweetness. It defines what an older whisky can be when guided by taste, not convention.
Tasting Notes by Maker’s Mark:Nose: Vibrant with notes of dark brown sugar, caramelised oak and baked apple.Taste: Robust with creamy fudge, toasted almond and ripe dark cherry.Finish: Viscous with butterscotch, orange zest and soft baking spice.
The 30 Year Old is described as a Symphony of Three Sherries, matured in a combination of Pedro Ximénez, Oloroso, and Amontillado casks. This triad of Spanish oak delivers remarkable complexity, from PX’s cherry and chocolate richness, to Amontillado’s hazelnut and crème caramel, through to Oloroso’s spiced glazed fruits and walnuts. Crafted by Master Blender Rachel Barrie, it is a bold and flamboyant Highland single malt, showcasing three decades of refinement.
Tasting Notes by GlenDronach:Nose: Layers of cherry, chocolate, hazelnut and toasted oak, interwoven with dates and raisin.Palate: Rich sherry influence with crème caramel, nutty oak, warm spices and dried fruit.Finish: Seductive and lingering, with complexity and finesse.
Matured in a combination of Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks, the GlenDronach 21 Year Old is an exceptionally rich Highland single malt known for its enveloping mouthfeel and sublime, lingering finish. Bottled at 48% with natural colour, it epitomises the distillery’s reputation for sherry cask mastery.
Tasting Notes by GlenDronach:Nose: Ripe autumn fruits with blackberries, red plums and candied orange, layered with spiced oatmeal and toasted oak.Palate: Fine sherry and bitter chocolate sauce over nutmeg and ginger-baked Victoria plum pudding.
Speyburn Bourbon Cask is a smooth and refreshing Speyside single malt, aged entirely in bourbon casks to highlight the bright, honeyed sweetness and gentle spice of the distillery’s spirit. Its maturation develops layers of vanilla, citrus and brown sugar, resulting in a delicately balanced whisky with a soft, creamy texture and long, smooth finish.
Tasting Notes by Speyburn:Nose: Green apples, honey, lemon and vanilla.Palate: Subtle with honey and vanilla, delicate spices, brown sugar and sweet cream, finishing smooth and satisfying.
Balblair 12 Year Old represents the quintessential character of the Highland region — elegant, approachable and beautifully balanced. Matured in a combination of American oak ex-bourbon casks and double-fired American oak casks, this expression highlights the distillery’s gentle fruit-led style, revealing layers of vanilla, citrus and subtle spice.
Tasting Notes by Balblair:Nose: Bright lemon peel layered with creamy vanilla and crisp green apples.Palate: Ground spices and dried orange slices enveloped in layers of honey sweetness.Finish: Creamy and leathery with notes of sweet vanilla.
First produced in the early 1990s, Blanc de Blancs was the original style crafted at Nyetimber and remains one of its most celebrated expressions. Made exclusively from 100% Chardonnay, this vintage cuvée highlights the precision, purity and finesse of the estate’s winemaking.
The 2017 vintage reflects the chalk-rich soils of the South Downs, combined with extended lees ageing of over 60 months. Despite challenging frost conditions early in the season, the grapes achieved excellent quality, resulting in a wine of balance, minerality and elegance. Presented in an elegant gift box, this release is both a piece of Nyetimber’s heritage and a fine expression of English sparkling wine.
Tasting Notes by Nyetimber:Colour: Pale gold with a fine, delicate mousseNose: Lemon curd and greengage with notes of clotted cream and shortcrust pastryPalate: Fresh citrus, gooseberry, apple crumble and flinty mineralityFinish: Long, creamy and complex with a touch of salinity
Glen Scotia 18 Year Old is an exceptional Campbeltown single malt, matured for 17 years in refill bourbon barrels and refill American oak hogsheads, before being finished for 12 months in first-fill Oloroso sherry casks. This dual maturation highlights both the distillery’s maritime influence and the richness of sherry oak, creating a whisky that is unpeated, floral and aromatic, with layers of complexity.
Tasting Notes by Glen Scotia:Nose: Crisp saltiness with perfumed floral notes, sweet honey and salted caramelPalate: Smooth and rich with fruity flavours and thick sweet toffee, alongside apricots, pineapple and plump sultanas, balanced with gentle warming spiceFinish: Long and dry with lingering spice
Glen Scotia 12 Year Old is a classic Campbeltown single malt, showcasing the region’s distinctive maritime style. Matured exclusively in first-fill bourbon barrels, it balances vibrant tropical fruit character with coastal depth. Bottled at 46%, non-chill filtered and natural in colour, this expression is presented in its purest form, delivering the bold yet refined style for which Glen Scotia is known.
Tasting Notes by Glen Scotia:Nose: Fresh sea air with honeyed vanilla and hints of exotic tropical fruitPalate: Caramelised sugar, tangy citrus and vibrant pineapple, balanced by subtle toasted oakFinish: Long and warming, with gentle cinnamon and nutmeg spice
Kilkerran 16 Year Old was introduced to the core range in 2020 and continues to be released annually, with each year offering subtle variations in cask composition. The 2025 release is bottled at 46% ABV and showcases a balance of bourbon and sherry cask maturation. The whisky reflects the distillery’s Campbeltown character, combining gentle peat smoke with fruit, spice, and coastal minerality.
Tasting Notes by Kilkerran:Nose: Prunes, marzipan and orange-infused chocolate.Palate: Maraschino cherry syrup, liquorice, dates and star anise with gentle peat smoke and a hint of cinnamon toast.Finish: Sea salt with notes of hazelnuts, mint and morello cherries.
Springbank 5 Year Old 100 Proof is a young yet full-bodied Campbeltown single malt, bottled at 57.1% ABV. This 2025 release is matured entirely in bourbon casks, highlighting Springbank’s lightly peated style and robust distillation character. Despite its age, it shows a balance of coastal freshness, subtle smoke, and developing sweetness that reflects the distillery’s traditional methods of floor malting, kiln drying, and partial triple distillation.
Tasting Notes by Springbank:Nose: Bright and vibrant with notes of green apples, gorse bush, wine gums and a mineral edge.Palate: Well balanced with a touch of peat smoke, sweet icing sugar and white chocolate. Developing flavours of tomato plant, sunflower seeds and linseed oil.Finish: Honey and gooseberries linger on a long, fresh finish.
Château Minuty 281 is the estate’s haute-couture cuvée, first released in 2015. Its name refers to Pantone 281, the intense Mediterranean blue adorning the bottle neck. The wine pays tribute to the sea that influences the vineyard and to Etienne Matton, who in the 1970s began cloning Minuty’s exclusive Grenache vines that today form the backbone of this cuvée.
The 2024 vintage comes from a selection of the estate’s finest plots on schist, clay, and sand terroirs. Grapes are hand-picked, with only free-run juice used. Vinification is carried out at low temperatures in stainless steel without malolactic fermentation to preserve purity. The result is a rosé with precision, elegance, and striking length, crafted for gastronomy and fine dining.
Tasting Notes:Nose: Subtle aromas of citrus and exotic fruits, lifted by a floral touch.Palate: Structured, vibrant and elegant with tangy floral notes. Distinctive salinity and minerality reflect the terroir.Finish: Exceptional length, fresh and refined.
Château d’Esclans Rosé 2022 is the estate wine of Caves d’Esclans, produced entirely from grapes grown on the property. Crafted from Grenache and Rolle (Vermentino), it is vinified through a combination of stainless steel and barrel fermentation, bringing together freshness and complexity. Harvesting takes place in the cool of the morning to preserve fruit quality, with Optical Eye Sorting ensuring only the best grapes are selected.
The winemaking process includes soft crushing, immediate cooling to retain vivacity, and closed circuit pressing to reduce oxidation. Free run juice is then divided between 600-litre temperature-controlled oak demi-muids and stainless steel tanks. Battonage is carried out twice weekly over eight months before bottling, resulting in a rosé that is smooth and creamy in texture, rich on the palate, and long in finish.
Tasting Notes:Nose: Fresh and elegant with subtle floral and fruit character.Palate: Full and rounded with a creamy texture, balancing freshness with complexity.Finish: Long and refined, showing richness and smoothness.
Minuty M is the emblematic cuvée of Château Minuty, crafted from grapes sourced across the varied terroirs of the Côtes de Provence. The 2024 vintage brings together continental and maritime influences, resulting in a rosé that is fresh, immediate and full of charm.
The blend is composed of Grenache (60%), Syrah (20%), Cinsault (15%) and Tibouren (5%). Grenache provides backbone and ripe fruit, Syrah adds colour and spice, Cinsault contributes delicacy, while Tibouren lends structure and a touch of Provençal character.
Tasting Notes by Minuty:Nose: An explosion of fruit, from white-fleshed to exotic fruits, with delicate, straightforward aromas that open up with time.Palate: Complex, saline and fresh, with an immediate, open bouquet and a light, lively mouthfeel.
The Altus is Glenmorangie’s 25 Year Old single malt, a limited and highly aged expression. Matured in a complex cask recipe that includes American oak ex-bourbon, Oloroso sherry, burgundy wine, and Madeira casks, it represents one of the richest whiskies in the distillery’s Prestige Collection. The long maturation enhances its depth, marrying sweet fruits with layers of spice and oak .
Tasting Notes by Glenmorangie:Nose: Rich with dark fruits, cherries and plums, complemented by chocolate and warming spice.Palate: Full-bodied with layers of dried fruit, treacle toffee, nutmeg and cinnamon, balanced by hints of honey and citrus.Finish: Long and complex, with notes of oak, spice and lingering sweetness .
A Tale of Spices is inspired by the colours and flavours of Moroccan spice markets. Dr Bill Lumsden crafted this limited edition using a unique combination of four cask types: Moroccan red wine, new charred oak, Pedro Ximénez sherry and shaved toasted red wine casks. These casks create layers of bold spice balanced with sweetness, transporting the drinker to a bustling spice market. It is non-chill filtered and bottled at 46% ABV. This release was awarded Gold at the International Spirits Challenge 2025.
Tasting Notes by Glenmorangie:Nose: Spicy, sweet and perfumed with notes of rose, carnation, jasmine and lilac, along with cumin, saffron, nutmeg, ginger, chilli, anise, oak and chestnut. A little water brings out delicate fruits, menthol and bread dough.Palate: Bursting with sizzling spices such as ginger, black pepper and mustard seed, balanced by sweetness of mint toffee, demerara sugar and sugar-coated almonds. Eucalyptus lifts the palate, with an aftertaste of clove, leather and peppermint
A classic Provence Rosé. Crafted from Cinsault, Grenache and Rolle (Vermentino) grapes, Whispering Angel boasts a full and delicate flavour profile whilst remaining bone dry with a smooth finish. Produced from a blend of premium free-run and press juices, it is meticulously fermented and aged in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, ensuring a refined and high-quality wine.
Tasting Note by Château d’Esclans: Nose: A beautifully pale pink, which is pleasing to the eye and draws one in.Palate: Whispering Angel rosé has a Fresh red berry fruit characteristics with floral notes. Ripe and fleshy feel on the palate.Finish: This popular rosé wine has great concentration, a smooth and round finish and no astringent aftertaste.
A signature now reimagined at 12 years old. Aged in bourbon casks, The Original is now smoother and even more delicious, delivering a rush of citrus and layers of honeyed fruit.
Tasting Note by Glenmorangie:Nose: Citrus and ripening peaches are balanced by vanilla softness.Palate: Vanilla emerges, then gives way to a burst of flowery fruitiness. Finish: The surprisingly lingering aftertaste, is bursting with almond, coconut, and a touch of maple syrup.
This exclusive 16 Year Old single malt celebrates Glenfiddich’s partnership with the Aston Martin Formula One™ Team. The release reflects the shared values of precision, innovation, and craftsmanship between the two brands.
The whisky is matured and married in American oak casks, crafted from a combination of American oak wine casks, new American barrels and second-fill bourbon casks. The result is a complex balance of layered sweetness and refined structure, bringing together indulgent richness with a bold yet smooth finish
Tasting Note by Glenfiddich:Nose: Rich and beautifully sweet, with biscuity cheesecake base, maple syrup, caramelised ginger, and subtle toasted oak notes.Palate: Indulgent, confectionary sweet with a silky, syrupy mouthfeel. Fresh fruit salad and Chantilly cream.Finish: Super smooth with a sustained sweetness.
Distilled from 100% Islay Concerto barley grown on Octomore Farm, peated to 189.5 PPM. Matured for five years in a combination of Bourbon, Sauternes and Pedro Ximénez casks, 16.3 showcases single-estate provenance, high smoke levels and layered maturation. Notes of honeyed malt, toasted grain, earthiness, smoke and salinity reveal themselves slowly, creating a contemplative, archetypal Octomore expression.
Tasting Notes by Bruichladdich:Nose: Heather, bonfire smoke, barley sugar, baked bread, lemon zest, green apple peel, florals, restrained smoke.Palate: Honeyed malt, toasted grain, earthiness, orchard fruits, citrus, vanilla, smoke, salinity, heather and gorse.Finish: Medium-length with sweet barley, floral notes, gentle beach bonfire smoke, citrus and minerality.
Using the same Scottish mainland Concerto barley (101.4 PPM) as 16.1, Octomore 16.2 is matured in a complex mix of Oloroso and Bordeaux casks, then finished in Madeira and Moscatel. This adds richness and layers of caramelised sugar, roasted nuts and dried fruits, enveloped in sweet campfire smoke. A multi-layered and deeply satisfying dram, showcasing elegance alongside robust character.
Tasting Notes by Bruichladdich:Nose: Dried fruit with Octomore smoke, tropical fruit, florals, nuttiness, toasted oak, honeysuckle, orange blossom, sweet smoke and salty breezePalate: Sweet smoke, caramelised sugar, roasted nuts, dried fruits, candied peel, warming spices, campfire warmth and sea saltFinish: Long, sweet and smoky with maritime freshness and lingering wood spice
The entry point of the Octomore 16 Series, distilled from 100% Scottish mainland Concerto barley peated to 101.4 PPM. Matured for five years in first-fill Bourbon barrels, 16.1 delivers intense peat smoke tempered by surprising delicacy. Salted caramel, honeyed melon and apricot lead into chocolate, coconut, earthy minerality and lingering smoke. A robust whisky, yet balanced by sweet and salty nuances, rewarding patient exploration.
Tasting Notes by Bruichladdich:Nose: Sea spray and orchard fruits with delicate peat smoke, dried heather, camomile, vanilla bean, toasted almond, cedar, smoked paprika and iodinePalate: Gentle peat smoke with salted caramel, honeyed melon, apricot, cinnamon, star anise, sea salt, toffee, chocolate and coconut, earthy minerality and lingering smokeFinish: Long and lingering with peat smoke, black pepper, toffee and sea salt
Inspired by the tradition of tasting straight from the cask in the distillery’s coastal warehouses, this annual limited-edition release presents Bunnahabhain in its purest form. Matured for 12 years on the north-eastern shores of Islay, the whisky is unpeated and shaped by the maritime climate, clear spring water, and a careful selection of Oloroso sherry casks.
For 2025, Master Blender Julieann Fernandez has chosen a combination of predominantly second-fill Oloroso casks, balanced by first-fill and refill, creating a nuanced, distillate-led profile. This edition places emphasis on balance and layered complexity, with subtle sherry influence complementing rather than dominating the robust Islay spirit.
Tasting Notes by Bunnahabhain:Nose: Golden raisins and apricots with toasted nuts and a light floral note.Palate: Malty sweetness, soft oak and dried fruit with sultanas, hazelnuts and gentle spice.Finish: Oak spice and light tobacco, with a touch of sea salt and cocoa powder.
The Sinteis Series takes its name from the Scottish Gaelic word for “synthesis,” representing GlenAllachie’s innovative approach to cask maturation. Part 2 of the series brings together two contrasting yet complementary styles: spirit matured in classic Oloroso sherry casks and whisky from rare Scottish virgin oak barrels.
This dual-cask combination delivers a fusion of richness and vibrancy. The Oloroso casks contribute depth, sherried sweetness and spice, while the Scottish virgin oak imparts bold structure, nutty character and local provenance. Bottled at cask strength with natural colour and non-chill filtration, the result is a whisky rooted in tradition yet pushing the boundaries of flavour.
Tasting Notes by GlenAllachie:Nose: Mocha, grilled honeycomb and sun-dried red berries, with cinnamon butter, toasted lemon peel and muscovado sugarPalate: Heather honey, citrus and warmed baking spices, followed by gingersnaps and poached orchard fruits, with mocha and vanilla buttercream on the finish
The autumn expression, matured in 1st-fill Oloroso Sherry butts. With the liquid another year older than the 2023 release, it emphasises richer sherry character and depth.
Tasting Notes by Lochlea:Nose: Baked apple and sweet Medjool datesPalate: Manuka honey and nutty fresh malted breadFinish: Rich buttery sandalwood oils and mixed peppercorns
The first in the final set of seasonal small batch releases, representing spring on the Lochlea farm. Matured in 100% first-fill ex-Bourbon barrels, this edition highlights floral aromatics from distilling in colder months.
Tasting Notes by Lochlea:Nose: Almonds, rose petals.Palate: White pepper, a vibrant burst of apple blossom.Finish: Warm straw, fresh grass.
Connemara 12 Year Old is a refined expression of Ireland’s only widely available peated single malt, crafted at the Cooley Distillery. Matured for over a decade, it combines the smooth, honeyed character of Irish whiskey with layers of complex smoke and spice imparted by peat. The extended maturation in oak casks adds depth and sophistication, creating a whiskey that is both distinctive and approachable.
Tasting Notes by Connemara:Nose: Vibrant aromas of crème brûlée, singed flowers, dense spices, and Provence herb soap.Palate: Round and supple with layers of praline, vanilla bean, and exotic peppercornsFinish: Very long and evolving with honeyed cereal and grassy notes.
Connemara stands apart as one of the few peated single malts from Ireland, reviving an old tradition of drying malted barley over peat fires. Produced at the Cooley Distillery, it combines sweet, honeyed Irish malt character with a distinctive smoky profile more often associated with Scotch whisky. The result is a unique expression that balances soft, sweet notes with layers of gentle peat smoke.
Tasting Notes by Connemara:Nose: Sweet barley with wafts of peaty smoke, kippers and well baked apple crumblePalate: Lightly honey sweet with subdued, clean smoke rather than sooty, alongside peaty vegetal notes, sweet barley water, light spice and vanilla oak
This is the first-ever American wheat whisky from the Maker’s Mark distillery, crafted to showcase the influence of the land at Star Hill Farm. The 2025 inaugural release is built on two mashbills: one made from 70% soft red winter wheat and 30% malted barley, and the other from 100% malted soft red winter wheat. By embracing regenerative agriculture practices and careful maturation, the whisky highlights the grain’s natural character with depth and balance.
The result is a bold yet approachable whisky bottled at cask strength, offering a unique perspective on American wheat whisky while honouring the Maker’s Mark legacy.
Tasting Note by Star Hill Farm: Nose: Rich and pleasant with notes of buttery caramel, golden raisins, and gingerbreadTaste: Soft and bright with notes of honeyed toffee, chocolate covered cherries and apple pie spiceFinish: Approachable and enveloping with notes of toasted pecans and soft cinnamon
This release is the fifth and final expression in Tobermory’s acclaimed Hebridean Series. Inspired by Mull’s enduring connection to the seafaring community, it embodies both the spirit of the island and the distillery’s heritage.
The whisky began its journey in ex-Bourbon casks, originally part of the Tobermory 15 Year Old release, before spending an additional 12 years in González Byass Oloroso Sherry casks. This extended maturation has created a whisky of remarkable depth, combining the distillery’s fruity Highland style with the richness of Spanish oak.
The result is an indulgent single malt with Tobermory’s signature notes of pineapple and silky toffee caramel, elevated by the decadence of zesty marmalade and warming cinnamon spice.Tasting Notes by Tobermory:Nose: An aroma rich with the scent of cinnamon pastries and dark black fruits. Sweet apricot and dried figs are joined by the earthy notes of toasted oak, all rounded off with a bright twist of orange zest.Palate: A thick layer of marmalade spreads across the palate, complemented by warming cinnamon spice. The flavours unfold to reveal fig rolls, blackcurrant, and brambles, with a touch of honey-roasted nuts and a hint of treacle toffee.Finish: The finish is steady and lasting, featuring red berry compote, fresh mandarins, and a pinch of nutmeg for good measure.
Part of the Oak Masters’ Series, this limited release sees Glengoyne’s unpeated Highland spirit matured in a mix of refill and first fill sherry casks for ten years before spending a further six in Mizunara oak. Known for its rarity and complexity, Mizunara adds a distinctly Eastern influence to the whisky’s character, an intriguing contrast to Glengoyne’s classic rounded, fruity style.
Bottled at 53.4% ABV, this is a richer and more concentrated take on Glengoyne, shaped slowly over time without a set finish date. The result is a whisky that brings together the delicate sweetness of the distillate with the structure, spice and gentle incense-like quality of Mizunara oak.
Tasting Note by Glengoyne:Nose: Spiced apple, baked sponge cake, light hazelnut, coconut, mandarin, peach, soft toffee, oak and lime.Palate: Soft, rounded, silky mouthfeel. Sweet almonds, stewed pear, more lime, crisp oak, milk chocolate truffle, vanilla and a hint of baked banana.Finish: Long with cream covered fruits, sultanas and a lasting nuttiness.
Distilled in 2002 and drawn from a single European oak sherry-seasoned butt, this London Edition is a rare single cask release from Highland Park. Just 642 bottles were produced for the UK, making it one of the more exclusive expressions in the distillery’s portfolio.
Matured for 18 years in Orkney’s cool maritime climate, the whisky captures Highland Park’s familiar interplay of gentle peat, dried fruit, and spice—delivered here with added intensity thanks to the cask strength of 58.8% ABV. Selected by Master Whisky Maker Gordon Motion, this bottling builds on the legacy of the core 18 year old, offering a deeper, more concentrated take on a classic.
Tasting Note by Highland Park:Toasted cinnamon shards | Mellow peat smoke | Warm vanilla sponge cake | Sun-kissed lemon zest | Fresh pineapple | Heather-rich honey.
Bold and refreshing, this vintage showcases the skilful harvest of Provence terroir grapes. With its crystal-clear appearance and delicate nose, the Prestige maintains Minuty's signature rosé legacy with its pronounced minerality and lasting finish.
Tasting Note by Christophe Mongeot:Nose: Expect aromatic finesse with notes of yellow grapefruit, whitecurrant, blood orange and fresh berries such as raspberry.Palate: Crisp, strong, clean and lingering on the palate, there are dominant flavours of tangy red berries followed by notes of apricot.
Produced at the Hakushu Distillery, located in the forests of Mt. Kaikomagatake, this single malt is crafted using pure mountain water filtered through ancient granite and matured for at least 12 years in a variety of cask types. Created to mark Suntory’s centenary, the 100th Anniversary Limited Edition features a special label depicting the distillery surrounded by the verdant landscape that defines it.
Peat is used in the production process, balanced by the soft character of the local water. Recognised with a Gold Medal at the 2024 International Spirits Competition, this edition reflects both the natural environment of Hakushu and Suntory’s long-standing approach to Japanese whisky making.
Tasting Note by Suntory:Nose: Basil, pine needle, green apple.Palate: Sweet pear, mint, kiwi.Finish: Green tea, subtle smoke.
Established in 1779 on the shores of Loch Indaal on Islay, Bowmore is one of Scotland's oldest distilleries and one of the few remaining to operate its own traditional floor maltings, where barley is turned by hand over peat fires cut from the island's ancient bogs. The distillery's No.1 Vaults, which sit below sea level at the water's edge, provide some of the most distinctive maturation conditions in Scotland, where the cool, damp air and the proximity of the sea exert a quiet but unmistakable influence on every cask stored within. It is this union of place, peat and time that defines Bowmore's character across all its expressions.
The 2022 Annual Release of the 30 Year Old is a rare and limited expression, nurtured over three unhurried decades in Sherry hogsheads and Bourbon barrels, a combination that builds extraordinary complexity whilst allowing Bowmore's fabled peat smoke to evolve into something refined and deeply integrated. Inspired by the terrain surrounding the distillery, from the detailed markings of driftwood to the polished translucence of sea glass, this release reflects the distillery's eternal connection with the Islay landscape. As a collector's release and as a gift for a truly significant occasion, the 2022 30 Year Old is among the most considered propositions in the premium single malt category.
Tasting Note by Bowmore:Nose: Expressive and layered, led by the sweetness of heather honey. Notes of banana and peach unfold alongside pineapple, vanilla and soft butterscotch.Palate: Tropical in character, with fruit-forward depth and a gentle honeyed core. Soft peat smoke lingers in the background, complemented by a cool hint of eucalyptus.Finish: Calm and lingering, leaving a gentle warmth and the lasting impression of ripe fruit.
A limited edition 21 year old single malt born from the partnership between Bowmore and Aston Martin. Matured in a finely judged combination of Tawny Port, American Oak, and Oloroso Sherry casks, it offers a layered and expressive profile. Drawn from six distinct casks, each selected with care, this whisky builds in momentum and depth—a complex crescendo that honours Bowmore’s tradition of precision and patience.
Tasting Note by Bowmore:Nose: Sweet manuka honey, with notes of dark chocolate and maple syrup.Palate: Dark chocolate and vanilla, with sherry richness, Islay peat, coffee beans and a touch of bitterness.Finish: Oaky spices, sweet, spicy and mouth-warming with chestnut cream
Distilled in 1998, this expression marks a quarter-century of patient ageing at Laphroaig. Bottled at natural cask strength and non-chill filtered, it’s a rare release that stays true to the distillery’s character. Matured entirely in ex-bourbon casks, it reflects the evolution of a spirit shaped by time, tradition, and Islay’s coastal environment. From the boldness of youth to the complexity of age, this 25 year old whisky stands as a testament to Laphroaig’s legacy—powerful, uncompromising, and unmistakably itself.
Tasting Note by Laphroaig:Nose: Sweet pear drops, crisp green apples, custard, and warm pastry on the nose, balanced with notes of cured smoked ham and cinnamon spice.Palate: Rich and complex, with tropical pineapple, peach, and mango, backdropped with a gentle hint of white pepper and barbecued orange rind.Finish: A long and soft finish with evolved smoky aftertaste.
A bold exploration of distillation at Laphroaig, Elements 3.0 is the third release in the series. Born from an unexpected fire in the kiln, the peat was burned longer and hotter than usual, resulting in a distinctively intense single malt. Distilled from malt resting directly above the kiln floor, this whisky reflects how even subtle changes in distillation can profoundly influence flavour. Fully matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks.
Tasting Note by Laphroaig:Nose: Charcoal, chocolate and spice. deep smouldering charred peat notes layered with a wash of maritime brine. sweet and citrusy; vanilla, lemon zest and butterscotch. a hint of cinnamon spice, plums and dates draws you in and invites you to take a sipPalate: A roar of intense peaty characters which tingle and warms the palette, intermingled with notes of roasted cocoa beans and bitter dark chocolate. as the rich phenolic characters subside, a tangy fruitiness comes to the fore with the introduction of blackberry, plum, and gooseberry notes with indulgent characters of a crème brûléeFinish: Long lasting and drying, with elongated notes of iodine, leather and sooty chimney smoke
Part of the acclaimed Exceptional Cask Series, this Craigellachie 29 Year Old is a remarkable single malt that showcases the bold character and uncompromising traditions of the distillery. Originally filled on 24th August 1994, it spent its early years maturing in a refill cask before being transferred to a first-fill ex-Bourbon cask in August 2007, where it developed further for an additional 16 years and 3 months.
Selected by Malt Master Stephanie Macleod for its exceptional character, this whisky was bottled at a natural 52.5% ABV, non-chill filtered and with no added colour—presented exactly as nature intended.
A total of only 186 bottles were drawn from this cask, all of which are exclusively available through JPHA. This is a rare opportunity to experience a singular expression of Craigellachie—unrepeatable, distinctive, and uncompromising.
Tasting Note by Craigellachie:Grilled pineapple over the embers of a dying fire augments freshly baked tarte tatin, vanilla ice cream and almonds with a twist of warming ground spice playing delicately on the tongue to finish.
Experience one of the rarest and most revered expressions from The Macallan – the Fine & Rare 1951, a single malt whisky that embodies over half a century of careful maturation, craftsmanship, and historical significance.
Product Details
Vintage Year: 1951
Age Statement: 51 Years Old
Year Bottled: 2002
Cask Type: Butt
Cask Number: 644
Outturn: 348 Bottle Equivalents
Natural Tint: 27
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Tropical fruit (pineapple) with some dried fruit raisins. Light wood and peat.Palate: Pineapple and other fruits with light cinnamon spices and peat.Finish: Tropical fruit sweetness balanced with drying peat smoke.
The Macallan Fine & Rare 1950 stands as a historic testament to the distillery’s unrivalled legacy. Distilled over seven decades ago and matured for 52 years in a single sherry butt, this is a peerless expression of time, tradition, and complexity — an extraordinary treasure for the discerning collector or enthusiast.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Rich citrus lemons with peat smoke. Forward floral character almost perfume to the fore.Palate: Lemons and smoky peat notes with light wood.Finish: Tropical fruit sweetness balanced with drying peat smoke.
The Macallan Fine & Rare 1940 is a singular embodiment of resilience and rarity — distilled in a time of global upheaval and first bottled 35 years later, in 1975. Unlike cask-released counterparts, this expression was acquired in bottle from a private collection, preserving the character and spirit of a bygone era. It remains one of the most elusive and intriguing vintages in the Fine & Rare archive.
Product Details
Vintage Year: 1940
Age Statement: 35 Years Old
First Bottled: 1975
Origin: Acquired in bottle from a private collection
Outturn: 420 Bottle Equivalents
Natural Tint: 22
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Heavy burnt peat dominates the nose with dried fruits and vanilla toffee notes breaking through on second nosing. Some hints of lighter and citrus fruits with a late floral nose.Palate: Peaty with some dried fruits and nuts with a late and sweetening toffee character.Finish: Wood maturity is enhanced with peat smoke to linger for a long and dry finish.
The Macallan Fine & Rare 1938 is among the earliest and most historically profound expressions in the Fine & Rare Collection. Distilled in the shadow of a changing world and bottled in 1969 after 31 years of maturation, this whisky offers a rare glimpse into The Macallan’s pre-war distilling heritage. With only 198 bottle equivalents known, it is a jewel of scarcity and significance.
Product Details
Vintage Year: 1938
Age Statement: 31 Years Old
First Bottled: 1969
Origin: Acquired in bottle from a private collection
Outturn: 198 Bottle Equivalents
Natural Tint: 21
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Soft and inviting with balanced apples and citrus orange, wood, peat and spices – cinnamon.Palate: A rich mix of wood and peat, some dried fruits and clear orange.Finish: Fruits and wood with a soft, smooth and lingering peat smoke finish.
The Macallan 77 Years Old is the latest and most venerable release in The Red Collection, a remarkable series of aged single malts that celebrates the distillery’s enduring commitment to craftsmanship, heritage, and time. Distilled over seventy years ago and matured under the careful stewardship of multiple generations of whisky makers, this release stands as one of the oldest and rarest single malts ever bottled by The Macallan.The Red Collection draws inspiration from the significance of the colour red throughout The Macallan’s history — from founder Alexander Reid (whose surname means “the red one”), to early red-labelled bottlings of rare vintages. This 77 Year Old joins the esteemed ranks of the 40, 50, 60, 71, 74, and 78 Year Old expressions, offering collectors and connoisseurs an extraordinary glimpse into The Macallan’s oldest stocks.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: A beautifully balanced blend of citrus fruits with hints of woodsmoke and antique oak open on the nose, perfectly paired with sweet notes of raisin and plump, chewy dates.Palate: Extremely rich and resinous, sumptuous baked custard, crystalised ginger, marmalade, and sticky treacle open on the palate, before moving into a medley of dried fruit.Finish: Long with sweet woodsmoke, with the traditional flavour of Cherry Bakewell and the linger of tropical fruits.
This elegant gift set showcases the iconic Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva, accompanied by a branded glass and custom ice mould—perfect for those who appreciate refined presentation and a well-crafted pour.
A multi-award-winning rum, Reserva Exclusiva is a refined and elegant blend of exclusive reserves, carefully selected and aged for depth and complexity. The nose reveals inviting aromas of orange peel, toffee, and liquorice, while the palate offers a rich and smooth profile, perfectly balanced between sweetness and subtle spice.
Whether sipped neat or used to elevate a classic cocktail, this luxurious gift set makes a thoughtful choice for both enthusiasts and newcomers to premium rum.
Tasting Note by Destilerias Unidas:Nose: Toffee, orange peel and licorice.Finish: Complex and well-balanced, with oak and vanilla notes for a long-lasting finish.
Matured for 17 years, this elegant Highland single malt begins its journey in American white oak ex-Bourbon barrels before undergoing an intricate finishing process in a combination of exceptional casks, including vintage Calvados (1988 & 1989), rare Sherry casks such as Matusalem and Apostoles, and select red wine barriques from Bordeaux and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. The result is a whisky of exceptional depth and complexity.
Tasting Note by Dalmore:Nose: Vibrant orchard fruits lead into Madagascan vanilla, cinnamon, and a delicate hint of rose water.Palate: Richly layered with flavours of butterscotch, red apples, tarte tatin, dark cacao, and red liquorice, complemented by soft wood spices, cardamom, Seville oranges, and a touch of green tea.Finish: A lingering and luxurious conclusion, with notes of dried apricots, ripe blackberries, fresh-baked brioche, and soft cassia bark.
Established in 1887 by William Grant in Dufftown, Speyside, Glenfiddich remains family-owned across five generations and has long paired its tradition of independent craft with a genuine spirit of experimentation. The distillery's Malt Master Brian Kinsman has overseen the development of expressions that push the boundaries of what Speyside single malt can offer, and the 14 Year Old Bourbon Barrel Reserve is one of the clearest demonstrations of his approach to cask management and finishing.
After fourteen years of maturation in ex-Bourbon American oak casks, which draw out the distillery's characteristic fresh fruit character alongside developing layers of vanilla and caramel sweetness, Kinsman transfers selected parcels to charred new American oak barrels for a final finishing period. The use of new wood at this stage, still unusual in Scotch whisky production, adds a deeper layer of toasted oak richness and spice that elevates the expression beyond a conventional Speyside profile. The result is a whisky with the freshness and fruit-forward quality Glenfiddich is known for, given additional weight and complexity by two distinct encounters with American oak. A distinctive Flagship Collection bottling and a well-considered gift for the whisky drinker who enjoys something a little off the beaten track.
Tasting Note by Glenfiddich:Nose: Deep vibrant vanilla notes with hints of citrus, caramelised brown sugar and cinnamon. Baked apple and ripe summer fruits and balanced with the rich oaky aromas.Palate: Beautifully rich and sweet with layers of creamy toffee, woody spices, candied orange peel and fresh toasted oak.Finish: Long lasting with lingering sweetness.
