This was a surprise when it was released in 2018 as the distillery was closed from 1993 onwards and finally dismantled in the early 2000s. It was matured in refill American oak hogsheads and bottled at a cask strength 52.1% and the result is a lively vibrant expression with pastry, green apples and coconuts at the fore. Always a pleasure to sample  malt from a ghost distillery knowing that nothing quite like it will ever be produced again.

Hand crafted with delicious whisky, ginger, bay leaf and pure local honey, Tommy is a smooth liqueur with a bold kick. Every sip brings a balance of sweet and spice - perfect for cozy nights or refreshing days. Enjoy it your way - garnish with a squeeze of lemon or lime, served hot or cold.

Tasting Notes include: Candied ginger, smooth whisky, honeysuckle and cinnamon spice.

Blending peanut butter with whiskey? We thought the idea sounded a little nutty too. But it’s high time a whiskey was bred to take the party to the next level. Grab a bottle of Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey, break away from the pack and woof down some good times. Produced in the USA this flavoured whiskey is bursting with natural peanut butter flavours, notes of vanilla and caramel popcorn with warm whiskey undertones.

ABV: 35%

Caol Ila is one of Islay's best loved distilleries and this 12 year old is their entry level bottling.

This expression is light and fresh with that distinctive Caol Ila smoke and notes of zesty limoncello. A perfect introduction to the joys of Islay malt and the mercurial qualities of peat smoked whisky.

The same unique six cask recipe as The Draam, but bottled at a
natural cask strength of 61.6% ABV. Natural colour and non-chill
filtered. Lightly peated with rich, dark fruit flavours

Nose: Wood smoke, apricots, candied fruit, glace cherries.

Palate: Sweet spice, cinnamon, black pepper, blackcurrant,
wood smoke, heather, honey, salted caramel, sweet & salted
popcorn, black cherry

Finish: Dry, hint of saltiness, faint wood smoke and dried fruit

Technical Information
ABV: 61.6%
Peat Level: Barley 48-52ppm | Residual in Bottle 6-11 ppm
Presentation: Natural colour, non-chill filtered
Cask Types: First fill ex-Rye Whiskey (63%), virgin Chinkapin
oak (25%), & first fill Bordeaux red wine (12%)
Spirit Types: Isle of Raasay peated & unpeated spirit
Barley Variety: Peated & Unpeated Laureate, Peated Diablo,
Unpeated Salome
Yeast Type: MW Yeast
Water Source: Isle of Raasay Distillery 60 metre well – Tobar na Bà Baine
Fermentation Time: 3 and 5 day fermentations
Spirit Cut Point: 75 to 67 (unpeated) & 75 to 65 (peated)

Filling Strength: 63.5%
Distilled: 20/05/2019 - 01/12/2021 Vatting: 29/01/2025

From the Whisky Cellar

Another whisky from our exploration of Single Grains, this Strathclyde was aged for 22 years – distilled in October 1998 and bottled in August 2021, having been finished in a first-fill Oloroso Sherry Hogshead.

Colour: Deep Amber.
Nose: Polished oak, caramel shortbread and ripe red forest fruits.
Palate: Redcurrant jam, spearmint toffees, lychee and salted caramel.
Finish: A touch of spice on a long lingering finish with the red fruits adding a delicious tang.
Bottles: 253.

Triple distilled then matured for over eighteen years. The result: a refreshing Lowland Single Malt whisky with the added infusion of ripe citrus and green tea, the warmth of toasted almonds and the signature smooth, delicate Auchentoshan taste.

The flagship single malt from Japan's first and oldest malt distillery. 

This malt has acquired a bit of a reputation for its elegance and subtlety of flavour and now has a cult following. It's available in limited quantities so grab it while you can.

The nose offers nuts, florals and oodles of tropical fruit leading to a palate that is zesty, spicy and nuanced with rum like notes.

This is the fourth bottling in the Brabazon Bottling Series from Teeling and was distilled in 2007 and aged for 13 years. It spent 2 years in Carcevelos (white port) barrels and was bottled non-chill filtered at 49.5%.

This was Tomatin was distilled in the Highlands in December 2008. 

It spent a decade in a single refill hogshead REF - DL13774, and was bottled by Douglas Laing in November 2019 with an outturn of 384 bottles at 48.4% ABV.

Nose: Big and richly defined in Malted barley, gentle spices and fruit.

Palate: Hits big with cereal, honey, vanilla and even a hint of salt.

Finish: Dark molasses mix interestingly with all the aforementioned (FHL).

Three legendary Highland Park Whisky Makers have collaborated in this latest HP limited edition - Gordon Motion, Max McFarlane and John Ramsay.

The trio hand selected three principal cask types to explore the influence of wood and cask seasoning on the flavour and character of our whisky.

First-fill sherry seasoned Spanish oak butts, first-fill sherry seasoned American oak casks and first-fill bourbon barrels and hogsheads were combined and a small number of refill casks added to provide a degree of softness to the whisky’s final flavour. 

The "deep russet coloured spirit is said to have aromas of 'Seville oranges, coriander seeds, crème brûlée, cloudy honey, lightly peated with a hint of rose'. On the palate, it is said to have notes of “orange peel, apricots, cumin, vanilla and light smoke”. 

This release from Kavalan's Solist series has been aged in casks which held the sweetest type of sherry: Pedro Ximenez. This is a warming and fruity whisky with notes of juicy raisins and honey syrup.

57% ABV

Single malt whisky from the White Oak Akashi range, matured for five years in a white wine cask.

The nose is softly spicy with a smidge of smoke, wrapped up in tangy grape and citrus leading to brown sugar on the palate and more tangy fruit brightness that cuts through the vanilla and oak. A lasting hint of lemon and chocolate on the finish.

500mL | 50%ABV