Single Malt Whisky

A bottling of a single cask, part of the same batch of Oloroso casks that produced Black Bowmore. This particular cask yielded just 99 bottles, of which only 95 went on sale. This was originally earmarked by Bowmore as the very best of these famous casks and tasting it, you can see why - all the flavours are super-concentrated.

Very few malts can stand anything like as much ageing as this Benromach has managed. Which makes it all the more amazing that the whisky inside the bottle can still seem so fresh. Of course, over fifty-five years, the angels get to take more than their fair share - only eighty-three bottles were yielded from the cask. MAXIMUM ONE PER CUSTOMER

A rare bottling of cask strength 1967 Aberlour complete with drinking accoutrements - four crystal glasses, a water jug, a bottle of Speyside water and a case to transport it all to your favourite drinking location.

A full strength Macallan from the 1974 vintage, released after three decades of ageing in a single cask as part of the distillery's Fine & Rare series of prestige bottlings.

A single cask Macallan from the 1971 vintage, aged for 30 years in cask #4280 and released at its impressive full strength of 56.4% as part of the famous Fine & Rare series.

A single cask 30yo Macallan from the 1971 vintage, released as part of the famous Fine & Rare series at full strength after being aged for 30 years in cask #7556.

A 1969 vintage Macallan, aged for 32 years in cask #241 and released at full strength in the early Noughties in the distillery's prestige Fine & Rare range.

Very similar in character to the Dalmore 50yrs in the crystal decanter (they are from the same batch of stock), this is an earlier presentation from the 1970s and is packaged in a smart black ceramic decanter within an individual wooden case. Dalmore ages better than perhaps any other Highland distillery, and gives Macallan a run for its money in the quality stakes, but stocks are always very low.

This Macallan 1946 is rather unusual, in that it was made with peated malt due to the high post-war prices of coal. In our opinion it also happens to be one of the greatest Macallans ever released. The inital release of this was quite large and took a while for the distillery to sell, but it is now recognised as a classic.

A 32 year old Macallan, aged for 32 years and released as part of the distillery's prestige Fine & Rare series. Cask 9369 is from the 1969 vintage and has been bottled at its full strength of 50.6%.

A 1969 Macallan from single cask #10412, released at a hugely impressive 59% after 32 years of cask ageing. This vintage Macallan is part of the Fine & Rare series, the distillery's ne plus ultra range.

A very rare and difficult to find officially-bottled Glenfiddich from, we believe, the 1930s. This museum-worthy round bottle (Glenfiddich did not appear in its now-iconic triangular bottle until 1963) is one of the earliest Glenfiddichs we've found, and represents a significant piece of whisky history.

Bottled at cask strength in the first years of the new millennium, this 1968 vintage Macallan 34yo is part of the distillery's prestige Fine & Rare collection, released to showcase the evolution of the Macallan style over seven decades of the twentieth century.

A 1968 Macallan, aged for 33 years and released as part of their Fine & Rare range of vintaged whiskies.

A vintage Macallan, distilled in 1967 and aged for 35 years before being bottled at full cask strength in the early Noughties as part of the distillery's Fine & Rare series.

A very rare and exclusive release by Gordon & Macphail in honour of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee in 2012. Bottled from a first fill sherry cask laid down four days before the Queen's coronation and decanted on its 60th birthday, 2nd February 2012. A beautiful celebratory decanter presented in a handmade wooden box.

A 1966 vintage Macallan, released a decade or so ago as part of the distillery's Fine & Rare series. This amazingly ambitious range was designed to showcase Macallan throughout its history, with initial vintages going back to 1926 - all bottled at full cask strength.

A 1965 vintage Macallan, aged for 36 years and released shortly after the turn of the millennium at its impressive full strength of 56.3% as part of the distillery's Fine & Rare series.

A very rare 12 year old Port Ellen bottled when Queen Elizabeth II visited the distillery on 9th August 1980.