A single hogshead from the popular Speyside distillery Glenrothes. This 1989 vintage release from The Single Malts of Scotland has been bottled at 46%. Clean and fresh, with a hint of spices: much less sherried than most Glenrothes, allowing the distillery character to really shine.
A very appetising colour on this Longmorn 1989, bottled from a hogshead at 46% by The Single Malts of Scotland. Very pleasingly malty shortbread, sweet citrus and oatcake flavours, from one of our very favourite Speyside distilleries.
A 1992 vintage whisky from Caperdonich, distilled 10 years before the distillery was closed down. This was bottled by Signatory after 19 years in a hogshead for their Cask Strength Collection.
The successor to the much-loved Port Askaig 17yo, Port Askaig Harbour 19yo continues in the same vein, with all the sooty, briney, lemony single Islay malt goodness you could ever hope for. Another instant classic.
A 1992 vintage whisky from Ben Nevis, a distillery who produces a lot of spirit that goes into Japanese blends. This was bottled at cask strength after 19 years in a sherry butt by Signatory as part of their Cask Strength Collection.
A refill hoggie of Glen Moray, formerly owned by Glenmorangie, of course, and now missing in action after being snapped up by La Martiniquaise, owners of the up-and-coming Label 5 blend.
A 19yo Glen Elgin 1991 bottled at full strength by Signatory from a refill sherry butt that's imparted a very handsome colour to the spirit - this should be a treat.
A 19 year old single cask whisky from Benrinnes bottled by Douglas Laing as part of their Old Malt Cask range. This was distilled in 1992, shortly after the distillery released their first official bottling, and bottled in 2011.