Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

A very special edition Royal Lochnagar distilled from the first batch of barley processed at the Roseisle maltings in 1981, and bottled to celebrate their 25th anniversary.

Diageo's third release of 30 year old whisky from Brora, Bottled in 2004 at a cask strength of 56.6%. These 30 year olds are all fantastic and this is one of the best of the bunch.

Gold Medal Winner (The Malt Maniacs Awards 2007)
One of only ten Gold Medal-winners at the Malt Maniacs Awards 2007, this is an absolute belter.

A cask strength release from the much-missed Brora, this was distilled in 1982, shortly before the distillery closed its doors for the last time. These Rare Malt bottlings are increasingly sought after nowadays.

This whisky was filled on the 17th May 1993 for Rebecca Stephens, the first British woman to conquer Mt. Everest. 10 years later, it was bottled to celebrate both the 10th anniversary of this acheivement and the 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Mt. Everest.

A very rare 1960s vintage from North Port distillery, also known as Brechin. This 1968 vintage was bottled by Gordon & Macphail for the Connoisseurs Choice selection in the early 1980s, around the time the distillery was closed for good.

A very limited 1981 Dalmore, finished in cask that had previously held the fabulous Matusalem sweet oloroso sherry from Gonzalez Byass. There are just 497 bottles of this, and it should be fabulous.

Distilled in 1978, this Brora 32 year old is the oldest yet released by Diageo, and was introduced as part of the Special Releases for 2011. A marvellously complex nose with an intricate, medium-peated palate.

A 1968 Glenugie matured in sherry casks for 20 years and bottled by Sestante as part of their series with birds on the labels.

This Glendronach has been aged for a stunning 41 years in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon giving it a beautifully dark colour. A Gold Medal winner at the Malt Manaics Awards 2012.

The 6th bottling of Brora 30yrs from Diageo is another classic 1970s-style Brora, and standards are just as high as ever, with overt citrus and medicine cabinet notes. This is yet another fabulous release from this much-lamented extinct distillery, scoring 93 points from Whiskyfun's Serge Valentin.

A 1965 vintage whisky from Edderton's Balblair, bottled by Cadenhead's at 12 years on old in September 1977.

An old bottling of 1957 vintage Teaninich. This has been matured for 20 years and bottled in 1977 by Cadenhead's.

An old official release of Glen Garioch, distilled in 1970, presented in the distillery's old livery and bottled from a single cask, number 376, at 27 years old.

A rare distillery bottling of whisky from Glenturret, made even rare by the fact it was distilled way back in 1966. Bottled in 1993 this about 27 years old.

A 1966 vintage whisky from much-loved lost distillery Lochside, closed since 1992 and demolished in 2005. This was distilled back in 1966, the distillery's heyday, on December 15th. It was bottled from a vatting of three casks in August 1989 at 22 years old.

A very rare bottling of 1969 Glen Esk released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their onsite maltings in the early 80s. The distillery closed in 1985, shortly after the release of this whisky, and now operates purely as a maltings.

A bottling of Balblair with no age statement that we believe was released in the 1960s, the days when the distillery was still owned by Robert "Bertie" Cumming.

A 1962 vintage whisky from Oban, bottled at 20 years years old by Gordon & Macphail in the 1980s as part of the Connoisseurs Choice Range.

A rare limited edition bottling of Blair Athol commemorating the 200th anniversary of the opening of the distillery in 1998, even if it didn't take the Blair Athol name until 1825.