A well-aged 37 year old whisky from Glenlivet, distilled in 1974 and released by veteran wine and spirits trader Berry Brothers and Rudd in early 2012.
A 1973 vintage whisky from Inverleven, a malt distillery that operated from within the Dumbarton grain distillery complex until 1991. This is part of Chivas Brothers's Deoch an Doras series, roughly translated as 'One for the road', and was bottled in 2011 at 37 years old.
A truly remarkable single grain - unique in that it is the first ever bottling from the first batch of spirit distilled at William Grant's Girvan distillery.
Please note this is restricted to ONE BOTTLE per customer
A 1968 vintage Benriach, bottled in mid 2006 by the distillery. Back in '68 the distillery had only been open again for three years, having been previously mothballed in 1903.
The Ben Wyvis distillery was closed in 1976, just eleven years after it had opened as part of Whyte & Mackay's Invergordon complex. Only a handful of bottlings have ever been released, of which this is perhaps the most interesting. Having bottled what was believed to be the last casks of Ben Wyvis in 1999 under the name 'The Final Resurrection', Whyte & Mackay were somewhat taken aback to discover that one more cask did in fact exist in their warehouses.
A 37 year old release of Bowmore, distilled in 1968 and bottled at a cask strength of 43.4%. A limited edition bottling that looks to have been the marriage of just 4 or 5 bourbon casks, it's gone down as one of the greats from this golden decade of production.
A fascinating bottle of Linkwood, distilled in 1939 at the beginning of WWII, matured in sherry casks and bottled in the mid-1970s by Gordon & Macphail at the grand old age of 37 years old.
A very rare 1940 vintage Macallan, this whisky was first bottled in 1977 and supply has been eked out with tiny allocations in the last few years since being introduced as part of the distillery's Fine & Rare series.