A bottle of rare Mosstowie, the Lomond Still distilled whisky produced at Miltonduff between 1964 and 1981. This is a 32 year old of that ilk, distilled in February 1979 and bottled in early 2012 by the folks at Signatory as part of their Cask Strength Collection.
Another Douglas Laing bottling of a single cask from a lost distillery. This is a refill Hogshead of Convalmore, which is enjoying a resurgence of interest after the terrific 1977 distillery bottling that came out a couple of years ago.
A very old single hogshead of the 1977 vintage from lesser-known Campbeltown distillery Glen Scotia, bottled by Signatory for their Cask Strength Collection.
A Signatory bottling of the exceptionally rare Glenisla - the experimental peated malt made at the Glen Keith distillery in the 1970s. This is a single hogshead from 1977.
A very unusual bottling of Glen Elgin, with a slight (all-natural) green tint. This is a deliciously retro dram, with apples and silky malt on an oak backdrop of the very highest quality.
A sumptuous (natural) colour on this Glencadam 1977, bottled from a single sherry cask by Douglas Laing for their rarely-less-than-pretty-amazing Platinum Selection. Sweet initially, with plenty of wood as you'd expect and some pleasant savoury notes and burnt toast flavours.
The fourth of Bruichladdich's 'Legacy' bottlings of the oldest whiskies inherited by the distillery's new owners. This 32 year-old was released in 2005 and was the smallest run of the Legacy series, with a release of just 820 bottles.