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.
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.
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.
Distilled in 2004 and bottled at a robust 50% ABV, The Bruichladdich Eighteen is a beautifully expressive, unpeated single malt that exemplifies the distillery’s signature house style. Matured exclusively on Islay, it draws its character primarily from ex-Bourbon casks, with a small selection of Sauternes and Port casks adding depth and complexity.
This single vintage expression is crafted from a combination of Scottish Mainland, Islay, and Organic barley, with full traceability from farm to bottle—reflecting the distillery’s commitment to provenance and sustainability.
Tasting Note by Bruichladich: Nose: Beautifully fragrant with ripe peach and honeysuckle, hints of violet and lavender come through on the nose – balanced with vanilla and creamed coconut from the toasted American oak. A medley of tropical fruit comes to the fore, with melon, peaches, apricots, and vibrant citrus, while the influence of the oak brings honey, caramel vanilla custard and rich crème brûlée.Palate: Luxurious and viscous, honey, butterscotch and fresh fruits coat the palate, followed by cereal notes of sweet, syrup soaked porridge, barley sugar and toasted oak. Vibrant tropical fruit and the subtle presence of toasted oak with a hint of leather follow, with honeycomb adding to the smooth, sweet character.Finish: The quintessential character of Bruichladdich single malt comes through on the finish. The 18 Year Old has the classic minerality for which Bruichladdich is renowned, perfectly balanced with oak, stoned fruit and a delicate floral bouquet.
A limited-edition Campbeltown Single Malt, specially selected and bottled for Inverarity Morton in collaboration with Glen Scotia Distillery. This exclusive cask—No. 23/309-5—was matured for 6 years in a first-fill Bordeaux red wine hogshead, imparting a distinctive character and depth.
Distilled in 2017 and bottled in 2024 at a bold 57.4% ABV, this cask strength expression is presented with natural colour and non-chill filtered integrity. Limited to just 227 bottles, this is a compelling release that celebrates the shared commitment to craftsmanship between Glen Scotia and Inverarity Morton.
Tasting Note by Glen Scotia: Opens with sweet treacle sponge and baked orange. Then there are honey-soaked raisins and fresh strawberries before ginger syrup and warming black pepper, ending on drying walnut and lingering oak spices.
Laphroaig Select Oak is a distinctive Islay single malt that brings together the bold character of Laphroaig with a carefully curated cask influence. This expression is crafted from a selection of cask types—including Oloroso sherry butts, American white oak, hogsheads seasoned with Pedro Ximénez, quarter casks, and first-fill Bourbon barrels—chosen to showcase a more nuanced side of the distillery’s famously peated style.
Tasting Note by Laphroaig:Nose: Forward peat smoke followed quickly by ripe red fruits. Palate: Sweet at first, followed by peat smoke and dashes of ash and seaweed. Finish: Long finish with lingering floral notes. Touches of marzipan and lime.
Laphroaig Select is a classic Islay single malt that laid the foundation for what would later become Select Oak. This earlier expression brings together Laphroaig’s signature medicinal peat smoke with a subtle touch of sweetness and spice, offering a more accessible style while retaining the bold character the distillery is known for.
Crafted from a blend of cask types—including Oloroso sherry butts, American white oak, and seasoned Bourbon barrels—Laphroaig Select balances smoky depth with notes of vanilla, orchard fruit, and a gentle floral edge. Though now superseded by Select Oak, this expression remains a noteworthy chapter in Laphroaig’s evolution—bridging tradition with a more contemporary approach to peated whisky.
Tasting Note by Laphroaig:Nose: Forward peat smoke followed quickly by ripe red fruits. Palate: Sweet at first, followed by peat smoke and dashes of ash and seaweed. Finish: Long finish with lingering floral notes. Touches of marzipan and lime.
Laphroaig Triple Wood is a bold and layered Islay single malt, matured through three distinct cask types to achieve remarkable depth and complexity. The whisky begins its journey in American oak ex-Bourbon barrels, where it gains sweetness and vanilla notes from the charred wood. It is then transferred to Quarter Casks, smaller vessels inspired by 19th-century traditions, which increase the spirit’s contact with the oak—intensifying flavours of spice, cedar, and dry wood smoke.
Finally, the whisky is given a third maturation in European oak Oloroso sherry casks, adding rich undertones of dried fruit, dark chocolate, and warming spice. As with all Laphroaig expressions, the process starts with peated barley and water from the Kilbride Stream, delivering the signature medicinal smoke and coastal character the distillery is known for.
Tasting Note by Laphroaig:Nose: Sweet raisins and creamy apricots, nuttiness, bonfire ash and earthy peat.Palate: Creamy flavours of vanilla and fruit, with a suggestion of sherry sweetness.Finish: Mouth-filling and extremely long, balanced by a sweet smooth caramel taste.
Matured for three full decades, this rare Highland single malt from Balblair Distillery was distilled on 28 June 1993 and bottled on 18 April 2024 as part of Gordon & MacPhail’s esteemed Connoisseurs Choice range. Drawn from a single first-fill sherry puncheon (Cask #1963), this expression is bottled at a natural cask strength of 54.2% ABV, with no chill filtration or added colour.
Limited to an outturn of just 481 bottles, this release showcases the luxurious influence of first-fill sherry wood, offering a rich and elegant profile shaped by time. A truly special bottling for collectors and lovers of well-aged Highland whisky.Tasting Note by Gordon & MacPhail:Nose Rich blackcurrant infuses with treacle and aniseed. Dark cherry develops alongside tangerine and faint beeswax polish.Taste Orange zest combines with redcurrant, followed by black pepper. Ripe red apple comes to the fore accompanied by tart raspberry and liquorice.Finish Medium-bodied with lingering fruit cake and ginger spice.
Distilled on 23/07/13 and bottled in March 2025, this single cask release was finished in a red wine hogshead. Bottled at natural cask strength, non-chill filtered and free from added colour. Just 324 bottles produced.Tasting Notes by Glenallachie:Nose: Candied almonds, sugared fruits and honeycomb, with soft notes of blackcurrant, butterscotch and ginger.Taste: Mocha and maraschino cherries, followed by brandied orchard fruits, baking spices and orange zest, with soft bramble and hazelnuts.
A single cask release from the Master Blender’s Selection, distilled on 04/06/12 and bottled in March 2025. Matured in a bourbon barrel, bottled at natural cask strength (61.3% ABV), non-chill filtered and with no added colour. Only 271 bottles available.Tasting Note by GlenAllachie:Nose: Vanilla, butterscotch and orchard fruits, with glazed cherries, buttered popcorn and heather honey.Taste: Crushed vanilla, butterscotch and cayenne pepper, followed by grilled honeycomb, cinnamon buttercream and caramel.
Part of the Master Blender’s Selection, this single cask Speyside malt was distilled on 23/04/10 and bottled in March 2025. Finished in a rare Chinquapin barrel, it’s non-chill filtered, natural colour, and bottled at a powerful 61.6% ABV. Just 285 bottles exist.Tasting Note by Glenallachie:Nose: Liquorice, manuka honey and butterscotch, with crystalised ginger, cinnamon butter and mocha.Palate: Aniseed, vanilla extract and heather honey, followed by mocha, ginger spice and treacle, with rose petal and toffee.
Big Ben Blended Scotch Whisky is not distilled at a single distillery, but rather a blend of whiskies from different distilleries, primarily in the Highland and Speyside regions of Scotland. The blend is curated by Big Ben's Master Blender and is known for its smooth, well-balanced profile. The whisky is famously presented in a unique bottle shaped like the Elizabeth Tower, also known as Big Ben.
The GlenAllachie 11 Year Old 2014 (The Sinteis Series) takes its name from the Scottish Gaelic word 'Sinteis', meaning 'synthesis', reflecting the distillery's blending of distinct cask types. This whisky is matured in a combination of first-fill Pedro Ximénez Sherry puncheons and Chinquapin oak casks, the latter sourced from the Ozarks region of Missouri, USA. It is bottled at a cask strength of 57.8% ABV, presented naturally coloured and without chill filtration.
Tasting Note by GlenAllachie:Nose: Liquorice, butterscotch and grilled honeycomb, with candied orchard fruits, cocoa and treacle tart.Palate: Ginger, butterscotch and candied lemon slices, followed by fig jam, blackberries and molasses, with cinnamon spice and rich cocoa on the finish. Finish: A long, rich finish featuring lingering dark chocolate and spice.
Matured in sherry-seasoned European oak casks, this single malt reveals notes of raisin, fig, polished oak, cherry, almond, orange, and treacle.
The Macallan Art is the Flower is a tribute to the natural world and its cyclical beauty, inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s art and prose. Crafted in honour of his 1902 stained-glass panel The Spirit of the Rose, this expression celebrates the harmony of nature and design. Reflecting Mackintosh’s European influence, it delivers a rich, naturally matured whisky. With floral fruit notes, it delicately echoes his words on beauty and ‘Seemliness’.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Rich dried fruits; raisins and fig, polished oak, cherry, orange, almonds and treacle.Palate: Sweet oak, raisins, vanilla and ginger, apple and a wisp of leaf tea.Finish: Long, sweet, rich, and full.
The Macallan Horizon is an extraordinary single malt whisky, born from a visionary collaboration with Bentley Motors. Encased in a striking horizontal vessel, it fuses traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. Crafted from six exceptional sherry-seasoned oak casks, it offers rich dried fruits, warming spice, and elegant oak and leather notes. Bottled at 46.6%, this bold and sophisticated whisky embodies innovation, heritage, and the spirit of the journey ahead.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Resinous polished oak with plums and dark cherries, alongside aromatic fresh leather and a herbal, leafy note. An abundance of dried fruits follow - sticky dates, raisins and sultanas leading on to sweet cinnamon, nutmeg with a hint of cloves.Palate: Wonderfully rich and indulgent. Dark treacle notes with cinder toffee, crystalised ginger and charred pineapple. Sweet vanilla pods and fudge develop, followed by dark chocolate coated brazil nuts and a warming oak spice.Finish: Rich oak, long, complex.
The quintessential Glen Garioch, Founder’s Reserve honours the brothers who established the distillery and over 200 years of craftsmanship that define every bottle bearing the Manson name.
Tasting Note by Glen Garioch:Nose: Warm amber in appearance, sweet vanilla and subtle spice combine with fruitier green apple and grapefruits on the nose.Palate: Butter cream and vanilla pave the way to fruity green apple skin and citrus cleanliness, leading to an elegant and subtle finish.
This whisky, bottled at 46% ABV with a peat level of 20ppm, retains the signature fresh character of Arran 10 Year Old while introducing a subtle twist of peat smoke on the finish. Aged for a full decade in first-fill bourbon casks, it remains non-chill filtered and free from added colouring. The result is a warm and inviting dram, where underlying sweetness balances the spice, complemented by a delicate layer of sweet smoke for added depth and intensity.
Tasting Note by Arran:Nose: Rich sweet spiced notes backed with the strength of peat smoke and ripe citrus fruits.Palate: Warming, balanced and rich. A sweetness lies beneath the spice and the layer of sweet smoke adds intensity.Finish: Sweetness, Citrus, Smoke, Long lasting , Sweet smoke, Warm, Sweet Spice.
The Macallan 26 Year Old 1998 1st Fill Sherry Hogshead #21603913, from Gordon & MacPhail's esteemed Speymalt collection, was distilled in 1998 and matured in a first-fill sherry hogshead, resulting in a limited outturn of just 316 bottles. Bottled at a robust 52.8% cask strength, it showcases Gordon & MacPhail's 125-year legacy of matching spirit to oak with exceptional precision, offering a rare glimpse into the profound depth of Macallan single malt.
Tasting Note: Nose: Aromas of rich dark fruits, with hints of dried raisins and figs, followed by subtle notes of oak and spice.Palate: A symphony of flavours including stewed fruits, caramel, and a touch of nutmeg. The palate is layered with a velvety texture, leading to a warm and lingering finish.Finish: Long and satisfying, with a balance of sweetness and spice, leaving a memorable impression.
The Macallan 18 Year Old 2006 1st Fill Sherry Butt #9620, from Gordon & MacPhail's esteemed Speymalt collection, was distilled in 2006 and matured in a first-fill sherry butt, resulting in a limited outturn of just 585 bottles. Bottled at a robust 61.3% cask strength, it showcases Gordon & MacPhail's 125-year legacy of matching spirit to oak with exceptional precision, offering a rare glimpse into the rich character of Macallan single malt.Tasting Note by Gordon & MacPhail:Stewed berry and fig aromas with orange peel. Creamy cocoa powder, rich hazelnut and toasted oak flavours, with a hint of walnut on the finish.
The Macallan Distil Your World Mexico is a unique single malt whisky inspired by Mexico's vibrant Day of the Dead festival. Matured in meticulously selected oak casks, it captures the creativity and passion of this joyful celebration. Featuring artwork by Alfredo Rios that highlights cultural symbols like marigolds and Mariachi music, this whisky is a collaboration between The Macallan Whisky Mastery Team and the Roca brothers, embodying the essence of Mexico's most cherished traditions.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Exuding notes of creamy vanilla, sweet pineapple and chocolatey Mexican mole with charred pineapple, every sip stimulates your taste buds and imagination, immersing you in a journey of discovery that brings the soul and distinctiveness of this yearly celebration to life.
This first bottling from JPHA is a testament to the elegance and complexity of Speyside whisky. Distilled at a renowned Speyside distillery and fully matured in a sherry puncheon (#14), this 2010 vintage single malt captures the rich, bold character imparted by sherry cask aging.
Age: 13 years
Cask Type: Sherry Puncheon #14
Vintage: 2010
Bottled: 2023
ABV: 48%
Bottles Produced: 120
Filtration and Colour: Non-chill filtered, natural colour
A limited release that reflects JPHA’s commitment to quality and authenticity.
Tasting Note by JPHA:Nose: Nougat, fudge cake and chocolate.Palate: Rich and sherried, with dried fruits and baking spices.Finish: Long and lingering with citrus fruits and tobacco notes.
Macallan Time Space Mastery is a tribute to 200 years of whisky-making expertise, crafted with exceptional European oak casks and inspired by the legacies of past masters. This single malt captures the complexity of seasoning, oak origin, and distillery character, creating a whisky of remarkable depth and elegance. Encased in bespoke packaging featuring 200 origami-inspired spikes, it symbolises The Macallan’s enduring legacy and dedication to craftsmanship.
Tasting Note by Macallan:Nose: Sumptuous Medjool dates, sweet baked figs and rich milk chocolate accompanied by delicate hints of honey and tropical character, reminiscent of dried mango and ripe papaya. Encapsulated by complex sweet oak.Palate: A real sweetness is evident with sherry-seasoned dried fruits, orange marmalade and honeycomb. Soft spiced notes of ginger and cinnamon develop.Finish: Bursts of caramelised pineapple and creamy vanilla linger with the exquisite balance of subtle dark chocolate and coffee.
This Macallan 20 Year Old, from Gordon & MacPhail’s esteemed Connoisseurs Choice range, was distilled in 2004 and matured in a first-fill sherry hogshead, resulting in a limited outturn of just 336 bottles. Bottled at a robust 60.5% cask strength, it showcases Gordon & MacPhail’s 125-year legacy of matching spirit to oak with exceptional precision, offering a rare glimpse into the rich character of Macallan single malt.
Tasting Note by Gordon & MacPhail: Nose: Morello cherry aromas with autumnal spice and citrus zest.Palate: Spicy on the palate with black pepper, stewed fruit and toasted almonds.Finish: The finish has mature oak and medjool dates.
Strathisla 2009, part of Gordon & MacPhail’s Distillery Labels series, is a single malt showcasing the distillery's unique character. Bottled in 2022 without chill-filtration or added colouring, it highlights the craftsmanship of G&M’s partnership with Scottish distilleries. This limited release features a distinctive retro label and celebrates Strathisla’s timeless appeal.
Longmorn 13 Year Old from Gordon & MacPhail’s Distillery Label range is a Speyside single malt that celebrates the distillery's rich heritage and the bottler’s expertise. Aged in G&M’s own casks, it showcases the collaboration between distiller and independent bottler, offering a unique expression of this sought-after whisky.Tasting Note by Gordon & MacPhail: Nose: Red apple and sweet plum aromas combine with zesty orange peel.Palate: Rich stewed fruits complement cinnamon spice and a touch of black pepper.Finish: A full, long finish with forest fruits and soft honey.
Ode to the Dark is the richest expression in The Glendronach's Master’s Anthology, matured in exceptional Pedro Ximénez sherry casks and bottled at high strength. This bold single malt embodies depth and indulgence, blending layers of richness with The Glendronach’s renowned expertise in sherry cask maturation.
Tasting Note by GlenDronach:Nose: A symphony of mocha, black cherry and dark chocolate precede créme brûlée with raisin, brown sugar and ginger.Palate: Velvet layers of smooth espresso and crème caramel fold into black grape and mint chocolate ganache.
Ode to the Embers is a rare peated single malt from The Glendronach's Master’s Anthology, capturing the warmth and character of Highland tradition. Matured in Oloroso sherry casks, it intertwines rich peat smoke with a touch of spiced complexity, reflecting the distillery’s dedication to sherry cask maturation and timeless craftsmanship.
Tasting Note by GlenDronach:Nose: Cinnamon spiced toffee, apple and caramelised walnut brittle intertwine with flamed orange on a smouldering open fire.Palate: Raisin and honeyed walnut meld with bramble ganache and smoked chocolate fudge.
Ode to the Valley is a beautifully crafted single malt from The Glendronach's Master’s Anthology, inspired by the lush landscapes of the Scottish Highlands. Matured in a combination of ruby port casks and the distillery’s signature sherry casks, it delivers a harmonious balance of sweet floral nectar and ripe summer berries. This expression celebrates the rich heritage of sherry cask maturation while capturing the essence of the land that defines The Glendronach.
Tasting Note by GlenDronach:Nose: Late summer berries and chocolate de leche imbued with sweet demerara and apricot glaze.Palate: Sip blackberry and roasted apple crumble with freshly baked gingerbread and sweet damson plum
Kilkerran Heavily Peated is a bold single malt crafted in small batches, released twice yearly at cask strength with around 45PPM of peat. Primarily matured in Bourbon casks, it offers a smoky profile of campfire embers and peat, balanced by notes of custard, key lime pie, rye bread, and a touch of minerality on the finish.
Tasting Note by Kilkerran:Nose: In typical Kilkerran style, there is a citrus element on the nose with notes of lemon and key lime pie, along with touches of toasted rye bread and peat smoke.Palate: There are notes of toasted marshmallows and campfire embers immediately on the palate, with hints of vanilla and custard.Finish: The smokiness carries through to the finish, along with a mineral note to round off this dram.
Springbank 10 Year Old Amontillado Cask Matured is a unique single malt matured for five years in Bourbon barrels, then five years in Amontillado sherry casks. With notes of hazelnut, maraschino cherry, and blood orange on the nose, the palate balances cured meats and tobacco box with hints of coconut and treacle. A dry finish with wood shavings and tarragon complements the distillery's signature sea salt touch. Bottled at 55% ABV, it’s a complex and balanced release in the Sherry series.
Springbank 12 Year Old Cask Strength 2024 Edition is a small-batch release, matured for at least 12 years and bottled at 57.2% ABV. This peated single malt offers a complex nose and a rich finish with notes of red apple and delicate smoke, capturing the depth and intensity of Campbeltown's oldest working distillery.
Tasting Note by Springbank:Nose: Toffee apple sweetness kicks off this cask strength whisky, along with notes of parma ham, hazelnut and marzipan.Palate: Rich and syrupy on the palate, there are notes of tinned peaches, fruit syrup, honeycomb and milk chocolate.Finish: Subtle peat smoke emerges in the finish, along with notes of heather honey and orange rind.
The Macallan's third A Night on Earth release celebrates year-end traditions, inspired by Nochevieja in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. Crafted by The Macallan Whisky Mastery Team, this single malt matures in European and American sherry seasoned oak casks. Reflecting on togetherness and tradition, it captures the spirit of New Year's Eve. Special packaging, designed with Jerez native Maria Melero, enhances the festive experience.
The Glenfarclas 24 Year Old Millennium Decanter is a rare and captivating whisky, limited to just 600 decanters and housed in elegant Glencairn Crystal. Crafted from spirit distilled on January 1st, 2000, and aged in a First Fill Sherry Butt from Bodega Jose y Miguel Martin, it embodies 24 years of meticulous craftsmanship. Bottled at 47.4% ABV, this release celebrates the Grant family's heritage and Glenfarclas' dedication to exceptional Highland Single Malt Whisky.
Tasting Note by Glenfarclas:Nose: Sherry-forward, with nutty sweetness and hints of cognac. Aromas of warm spices, cinnamon and nutmeg, blended with notes of fresh Seville oranges, evoking the essence of Christmas.Palate: Layers of sherry, dark chocolate and candied oranges, rich dried fruits harmonize with the oak and subtle spices. A beautifully balanced marriage of alcohol and wood.Finish: Long and lingering, with dry oak and deep cocoa notes. Less sweetness, with a more refined, bittersweet character.
A rare small-batch release, this Glenmorangie single malt is the first from the distillery to be finished in Palo Cortado sherry casks. Aged for 12 years, it spent its first eight maturing in American white oak bourbon casks, giving it a smooth, mellow character. Inspired by the rare sweet and nutty notes of Palo Cortado, Dr Bill selected these scarce casks to add a new complexity to Glenmorangie’s refined style. The result is a whisky of unique depth, with layers of dark plum, milk chocolate, Brazil nuts, and sweet spice.
The GlenAllachie 2012 Single Cask PX Hogshead is a UK-exclusive Speyside single malt. Distilled in November 2012 and bottled in October 2024, it has matured for 11 years in a PX Hogshead cask. Non-chill filtered and with no added colour, it is bottled at 61.1% ABV, with a limited outturn of 358 bottles.
Glenmorangie A Tale of the Forest is a unique single malt, crafted with barley kilned using woodland botanicals like juniper berries, birch bark, and heather flowers. Inspired by Dr Bill Lumsden’s walks in the forest, this whisky offers lush, herbaceous notes with a hint of fragrant, wooded depth. The enchanting packaging, featuring artwork by Pomme Chan, reflects the whisky’s natural, vibrant flavours.
Tasting Note by Glenmorangie:Evoking the scents, sounds and sights of the forest, the single malt surrounds your senses with aromas of pine, juniper and coriander, laced with wisps of smoke. Then tastes of deep-green eucalyptus, lit by rays of bitter orange, drift to a slow, gently oaky finish.
Glenmorangie A Tale of Tokyo is a bold Highland single malt that captures the vibrant contrasts of Japan’s capital. Expertly crafted by Dr Bill, this limited-edition whisky is part-aged in rare Mizunara oak casks, alongside whisky matured in sherry and bourbon barrels. The result is a perfectly balanced dram, rich in bright, complex flavours with a touch of soft sweetness, reflecting both the essence of Tokyo and Glenmorangie’s signature style.
Tasting Note by Glenmorangie:The whisky fuses notes of pepper with bitter cherries and mouth-watering orange zest with incense and sweet oak – a unique and complex flavour profile resulting from the recipe of Mizunara oak, Bourbon and Sherry casks.
