A young Arran from the 2005 vintage, this single cask bourbon-matured malt is unusual for Arran in that it's been peated. Young, peaty whisky? Pah! It'll never work (joke). Bottled at cask strength in the distillery's smart packaging, we expect this one to fly.
An early Arran, distilled the year after the distillery was built, this is showing remarkable maturity for a malt of such tender years. Fruity and biscuity in equal measures, this is a hugely enjoyable dram.
An experimental 2005 bottling of cask strength Balblair 1992, from a peaty cask, which we're guessing is another way of saying that this is an Islay finish - unless Balblair have been making peaty spirit that we don't know about...
A 1965 vintage whisky from now closed Glen Mhor, a victim of the 1983 spate of distillery closures and now demolished. Bottled by Gordon & Macphail in 2005, this is about 40 years old.
A special limited edition release of 1985 Glenburgie, bottled in 2005 to commemorate both the 195th anniversary of the distillery's opening and the opening of an almost entirely new distillery on the site.
Originally a distillery only bottling, this is well aged 40 year old Glenlivet bottled from a single sherry cask in late 2005. A rare and hard to find whisky.
A very rare bottling of legendarily hard-to-find whisky from Kinclaith, a malt distillery incorporated into the Strathclyde complex which ran for just 18 years between 1957 and 1975, with almost all output going into the Long John blend. This 1969 cask was bottled by Signatory in 2005.
A limited edition Tobermory from 1972, finished in Oloroso sherry casks for a deliciously rich sweetness. Released in 2005, we have been very lucky to get our hands on a small parcel of stock of this gem.