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A multi award winning Single Malt Whisky, hand crafted at Speyside's smallest working distillery. Initially matured in a mix of Bourbon and Sherry casks, the whisky is transferred to a selection of European oak Oloroso casks for a final term of maturation. A beautifully balanced dram, displaying rich Sherry character, summer fruit flavours, malt creaminess and a light peat smoke influence.

$9299each $1115DOZEN EACH DOZEN Established 1898, Benromach distillery experienced many closures and changes of ownership prior to 1993, when Malt Whisky specialists Gordon & MacPhail rescued it. After an extensive refurbishment, Benromach was officially re opened by the Prince of Wales in 1998. Just two experienced distillers create Benromach, employing the finest Scottish barley and the purest spring water from nearby Romach Hills. These devoted distillers personally ensure that only the highest quality spirit is filled into sturdy oak casks before being treated to an extended maturation.

Deeply golden hue. Rich Sherry influence, fruit and chocolate nut, delicate cinnamon and spice, fresh green apples with a malty, digestiv biscuit note and light peat smoke in the background. Delicious forest fruit, raspberries and bramble, Sherry, malt creaminess. Charred oak influence and malt, exotic fruits, kiwi and pineapple. Mouth coating, toasted malt palate, lingering sweet Sherry and delicate peat smoke.

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Benromach was the first distillery anywhere in the world to introduce a Sassicaia cask finish. Benromach import seasoned oak barrels which have been used in the ageing of Tuscany most prestigious red wine, the stately Sassicaia of Bolgheri. After an initial term of maturation in a selection of first fill Bourbon and Sherry casks, Benromach Malt is transferred to Sassicaia wine casks for twenty nine months, achieving a unique style of rose hued Malt that's, redolent of seet red berry characters and candied, malty notes.

$11999each $1439DOZEN EACH DOZEN James Gordon and John Alexander MacPhail established a Family Grocers, Tea, Wine & Spirit Merchants at Elgin in 1895. They sourced Whisky from local distilleries, specialising in single Malts and bottling under license for famous distilleries such as Macallan and Glenlivet, Glen Grant, Linkwood and Mortlach. Their single Malts and house blends were almost always filled into Spanish Sherry casks, to be matured for much longer than was customary at the time. Gordon & MacPhail acquired Benromach in 1993, after an extensive refurbishment, the ancient Distillery was officially re opened by the Prince of Wales in 1998.

Deep golden ruby hue. A subtle smokiness on the bouquet, sweet toffee and marshmallow notes, followed by hints of red berry. Fresh and peaty with malty aromas, hints of cocoa powder and summer fruits, herbal elements. Initially very peppery, medium bodied palate, rich and creamy, toffee notes, followed by a slight saltiness before a lingering smokiness.

Bladnoch is the southernmost Distillery in the Scottish lowlands, established 1817, it is also one of the oldest. Brought back to life by a keen Australian enthusiast, the activity at Bladnoch is less about success, more about personal fulfilment through a rejuvenation of local culture, restoring a tradition which has been the centre of a townfolk's activity for generations. Assembled from the most precious barrels of old Bladnoch, fashioned for the most ardent enthusiast and finished for the most discerning aficianado, a Spirit of timeless provenance, uniquely a Whisky for all times.

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Surrounded by the lush, greenery of the Galloway Lowlands, Bladnoch Distillery is fed by the serene waters of River Bladnoch, pure and pristine, essential to the excellence and refinement of one of Scotland's most enduring Malts. Matured fifteen years in a selection of pre loved Oloroso Sherry barrels, Adela has been assembled exclusively for indulgence by the most discerning Whisky enthusiast. Bladnoch was the only Lowlands Distillery to have survived US Prohibition, a cardinal component of Bell's Blended Whisky, it is now one of the world's most exquisite Malts.

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Copper gold hues. Lovely rich Oloroso Sherry nose, raisins, a whiff of walnuts and toffee pudding, creamy chocolate notes. Rich, sweet palate, and smooth Sherry flavours throughout, dark chocolates, coffee and dried black fruit, liquorice and pepper hints. Rich, nutty, warming, soft, lingering and long.

Welcome to Bladnoch Distillery, on the banks of River Bladnoch, established 1817, it is the southernmost Whiskyworks in the Lowlands, one of Scotland's eldest. A place of some historical import, with a timeless tradition of producing the finest Galloway Whisky, its ancient bluestone Mash House, Tun and Dramming rooms, remain an essential component in achieving the excellence of the Lowlands most enduring Malt. An exclusive Bladnoch edition, assembled from a small inventory of precious casks, Samsara is defined by its power, elegance and alluring perfume.

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Copper golden hues. Concentrated nose of fruit compotes, vanilla, plums and orange blossom. A sweet wine opening to the palate, drying slightly before more plums and vanilla flavours, citrus and maltyness at the core, beautifully structured, lingering spice and grapewine notes on the fruit filled, sweet and savoury finish.

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Bowmore Single Malt Whisky has won more awards and accolades than any other Islay single malt, including the unprecedented accolade of entry into the Hall of Fame at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Bowmore was the first, and remains the only, whisky distiller in the world to be awarded this accolade. Bowmore's close proximity to the sea is vital in determining the final character of the Bowmore Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky, as is the strict adherence to the traditional production methods handed down.

$8999each $1079DOZEN EACH DOZEN One of the oldest in Scotland, Bowmore Distillery was established in 1779 by local merchant David Simson. Simson moved to the new village of Bowmore from Killarow around 1766. He was a farmer, a merchant, a postmaster, a sailor and most memorably – a whisky distiller. His arrival coincided with the expansion of the village after Daniel Campbell The Younger, the Laird of Islay, decided to build Bowmore as the island's capital. The first recorded mention of the distillery was in 1779, the first on Islay, but it is believed to have started soon after David's arrival in 1766. He was a pioneer - he built the distillery, distilled the whisky and introduced the new famous Islay whisky to the world

Gold colour. Smokiness on the nose and palate is balanced by heather and honey sweetness. Vibrant fruit on the palate, chocolate and pears follow a fragrant citrus bouquet. Remarkably long, engaging and complex