11 Year Old Whisky

A richly coloured whisky from Bladnoch. Aged for 11 years in sherry casks and bottled at a punchy 55% in a bottle adorned with a sheep.

A single cask release from Lowland independent distillery Bladnoch, distilled in 2001 and aged for 11 years in sherry butt #281. This is even more different to regular Bladnoch by being lightly peated, for a touch of smoke with the sherry cask flavours.

A 2001 vintage Edradour from their Straight from the Cask range, finished in a port cask giving it a rich red colour and a kick of spice. Distilled on 23rd January 2001, matured in a hogshead until 10th December 2010 and then finished in a pipe until bottling on 9th January 2013.

A 2000 vintage Bowmore from Douglas Laing, bottled for their Old Malt Cask range. Aged for 11 years in a sherry butt and bottled in November 2011.

More madness from Murray McDavid, starting with a 1995 vintage distillate from Bowmore. They first matured the spirit in ex-Bourbon before finishing the whisky in Viognier white wine casks from Guigal in Condrieu, for a total of 11 years in wood. They may also have spelled Viognier as Voignier on the label...

A feisty whisky from Caol Ila, bottled at cask strength by Adelphi at 11 years of age. This was distilled in 2001, matured in a refill sherry hogshead and then bottled in 2013.

The range of single cask bottlings from Berry Brothers is something that we are always excited about. This time its a Cragganmore, distilled in 2000 and bottled after 11 years of aging.

A potent, yet floral single cask bottling of Bowmore. A drop of water is advisable to release the full spectrum of peaty, fruity flavours.

A special bottling for the Springbank Society, this 1999 Vintage whisky is made from locally grown barley. This has been matured for 11 years in a recharred sherry butt.

Bottled as part of Diageo's Managers' Choice series, this 1997 Dufftown is a rare official bottling from another of the company's distilleries that rarely sees the light of day.

A single sherry cask of Dailuaine 1997, bottled at full strength by owners Diageo in 2009 as part of the Managers' Choice range.

A single American oak cask of Glen Ord 1997, bottled at full strength for the Managers' Choice range. This is only the second ever official vintage bottling of Glen Ord from Diageo.

An eleven year-old Clynelish 1997 bottled at cask strength from a single first-fill bourbon cask - something tells us this could be one of the more popular releases from the last batch of Diageo's Managers Choice bottlings. MAXIMUM 1 BOTTLE PER PERSON.

A special release of Laphroaig, put together for the Islay Festival in 2003. An extra year of age to the regular 10yo bottling with a bit more smoke and dryness.

A single 1997 European Sherry Oak cask of Caol Ila chosen to represent the distillery in the cask strength Managers' Choice range from Diageo. This is only the second ever single cask Caol Ila released by Diageo after the wonderful Feis Ile bottling in 2009 (also a sherry cask, coincidentally).

A special bottling of Laphroaig at the unusual age of eleven years old - this was selected by Robert Hicks and Robin Shields to celebate the tenth anniversary of the Friends of Laphroaig in 2004.

A 1975 vintage bottle of whisky from Macduff, who release their own single malt under the name Glen Deveron, bottled at 11 years old by Gordon & Macphail for the Connoisseurs Choice range.

Samaroli is an Italian independent bottler, famed for the exceptional quality of their releases and for their arty, innovative labels and packaging.

An old Cadenhead's bottling of Rosebank distilled in 1980 and bottled in the (very) early 1990s.