Speyside

Balvenie Double Wood 12Yr Old Malt

This is a 12 year old single malt which gains its distinctive character from being matured in two woods. During maturation it is transferred from a traditional oak whisky cask to a first fill Spanish oak sherry cask. Each stage lends different qualities to the resulting single malt - the traditional casks, having previously held bourbon, soften and add character, whilst the sherry wood brings depth and fullness of flavour. It has a smooth and mellow single malt of combined flavours, nutty sweetness, cinnamon spiciness and a delicate layer of sherry, with along and warming finish.

Balvenie Signature 12Yr Old Malt

Crafted by Balvenie Malt Master David Stewart to mark his 45th year in whisky making. The Balvenie Signature 12 Year Old is a skilful marriage of three casks - first fill bourbon barrels, refill casks and sherry butts. This is a mellow polished whiskey.

Balvenie Single Barrel 15Yr Old Malt

The Balvenie Single Barrel Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a 15 year old single malt which is drawn from a single bourbon cask of a single distillation. With 350 bottles for one cask, each one forms a limited edition of hand-numbered bottles. Each cask is subtly different, however, The Balvenie Malt Master selects for bottling only those casks that have the essential characteristics of The Balvenie Single Barrel - particularly honey, vanilla and oaky notes. The taste is complex and rich with a honeyed maltiness with vanilla oak flavours. Its silky, rich and complex, a stunning mix of red jelly fruit, guava, orange peel and honey.

Cragganmore 12Year Old Malt Whisky

Cragganmore, founded by the legendary John Smith in 1869, is for many the definitive Speyside malt. Cragganmore has a complex fruity, toffeed style, being mostly from refill sherry casks. Mature and well balanced, with a fragrant aroma, the slight fruitiness on the palate is overlaid with sweet, smoky notes with hints of sandalwood.

Cragganmore Distillers Edition

Glenfarclas 10 Year Old Malt Whisky

Glenfarclas Distillery was built in 1836 by a tenant farmer by the name of Robert Hay. When Robert Hay died in 1865, the distillery was taken over by John Grant. This whisky has been Matured in Oloroso sherry casks. A straw-gold , delicately light, sweet and malty, leaving a long slightly spicy finish.

Glenfarclas '105' Cask Strength

The Grant family have been running Glenfarclas since 1860, producing an individual Speyside malt that many whisky enthusiasts number as one of their favourites. The 40th Anniversary Limited Edition is dark and mysterious in colour, with a beautifully sweet nose, and hints of toffee and sherry.

Inchgower 14 Year Old Malt

Inchgower distillery stands close to the sea on the mouth of the River Spey near Buckie.Established in 1824, Inchgower produces one of the most distinctive single malt whiskies in Speyside.It is a malt for the discerning drinker - a complex aroma precedes a fruity,spicy taste with a hint of salt in the finish.

Macallan Sherry Oak 10Yr Old Malt Whisky

The Macallan has been distilled by craftsmen on the same estate in particularly small, hand-beaten copper stills and, whilst other distillers no longer insist on using oaken sherry casks, whilst at Macallan at Craigellachie in the Speyside region, this costly tradition is maintained. Beautifully balanced, complex Macallan with hints of fruit and heather honey.

Singleton Of Dufftown 12Year Old

The sweet and fruity notes in this fine malt from Dufftown, at the heart of Speyside, are the product of using pure water from Highlandman John's well and traditional, slow distilling, long maturation in a unique balance of European and American Oak then gives it a smooth, richly satisfying taste.

The Glenlivet 12Year Old Whisky

George Smith knew that Glenlivet was the perfect location in which to make whisky, which is why he built his distillery there in 1824. They have the three fundamental elements in the whisky-making process - spring water, copper stills and oak casks have remained unchanged. So have the skills have the people who make it. That is why the Glenlivet is as incomparable now as it was at the beginning. Subtle peatiness. Delicate. slightly sweet and fruity, with vanilla notes. Clean and well-balanced.