Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Broadly speaking, Speyside whiskies can be classified as falling into one of two camps. At one end of the spectrum there are the light, grassy, ‘lunchtime whiskies’ such as Glenlivet; at the other end lie the rich, sweet, sherried qualities of Glenrothes and Macallan.
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Coleburn 197819 Year Old Cadenhead's
£700

Caperdonich 197719 Year Old Sherry Cask Cadenhead's
£1,000

Dufftown 197917 Year Old Sherry Cask Cadenhead's
£1,000

SMWS 18.3 (Inchgower)1966 27 Year Old
£2,000

Caperdonich 197237 Year Old Duncan Taylor
£1,250

Glenfarclas 12 Year OldBot.1980s
£750

Glenfarclas 197026 Year Old Cask Strength
£1,500

Balvenie 1966Over 30 Year Old Cask #1896
£5,000

Longmorn 1964Bot.2014 Sherry Cask Gordon & MacPhail
£2,500

Longmorn 196747 Year Old Gordon & MacPhail
£1,750

Glen Grant 50 Year OldSherry Cask Gordon & MacPhail
£2,750

Glen Grant 19705 Year Old
£299

Glenfarclas 8 Year OldBot.1970s
£450

Balvenie 195145 Year Old Cask #1236
£30,000

Macallan Edition No.2
£750

Glenfiddich Pure MaltBot.1980s
£150

CragganmoreSpecial Releases 2016
£399

Auchroisk 199025 Year Old Special Releases 2016
£325

Glen Moray 18 Year Old
£90.50

Aberlour 21 Year OldCask #32 Bot.1990s
£450

Tamdhu 1970Mackillop's Choice
£500

Glen Grant 19885 Year Old
£150

Glen Grant 19845 Year Old
£150

Craigellachie 31 Year Old
£2,250