Glen Elgin, established in 1898, holds a significant place in the history of Single Malt Scotch Whisky as the last distillery built during the Scotch Whisky production boom. The early years were marked by production delays and changes in ownership, with the distillery experiencing periods of closure. In 1936, it was acquired by a DCL subsidiary, marking a turning point. The latter half of the 20th century saw substantial changes, including the demolition of the original distillery and the expansion of production capacity. Despite modernization, Glen Elgin maintains a traditional approach to distillation. Today owned by Diageo, the distillery proudly retains the White Horse emblem on its label, reflecting its commitment to tradition. Situated amidst the rolling hills of Speyside, Glen Elgin is a relatively compact distillery with the capacity to produce 1.8 million liters of pure alcohol annually. Drawing its water from the serene springs of Millbuies Loch, located southeast of the distillery, Glen Elgin's production process is steeped in the purity of its natural surroundings. The distillery's distinctive identity is exemplified by its three wash stills, each with a 7,000-liter capacity, and three spirit stills, each with an 8,000-liter capacity. Notably, all six stills feature an uncommon "small tall" shape, with the spirit stills boasting a flatter pot compared to the wash stills. The unique lyne arms gently incline towards the outside worm tubs, contributing to the distillery's exceptional character. Glen Elgin also boasts one of the highest ratios of washback size to still size in Scotland, with six larch washbacks holding a 40,600-liter capacity, surpassing the 7,000-liter capacity of the wash stills. Moreover, the distillery stands out as one of the few remaining to employ copper worms for cooling alcohol vapors. With a substantial capacity for malted barley, Glen Elgin's 36 malt bins can accommodate 400 tonnes, although the distillery now sources its malt from one of Diageo's industrial sites, having ceased its own floor maltings in the 1960s. A handful of small dunnage warehouses on the distillery's grounds house casks from earlier productions, imparting a sense of history to the site. This highly-regarded Speyside distillery presents a natural cask strength Single Malt Whisky that is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Offering a sophisticated, classic Speyside taste, this intriguing fusion of two experimental batches, matured in different woods and made with different yeasts, promises a truly captivating experience. With a fresh, yet opulent aroma and layers of fruit, this enticing dram is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of Glen Elgin Distillery. Embark on a sensory adventure with Glen Elgin 18 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky, an exquisite expression that captivates from the first pour. Delve into a world of nuanced aromas, sumptuous flavours and a tantalizing finish as we explore the multifaceted tasting notes of this distinguished whisky. In the glass, Glen Elgin 18 Year Old presents a mesmerizing pale bronze hue reminiscent of autumn sunlight, adorned with delicate and inviting beading. The whisky boasts a medium body, setting the stage for a balanced and nuanced tasting experience. Upon the first inhalation, the nose captivates with a gentle, yet opulent richness, exuding an initial wave of sweetness intertwined with hints of vanilla toffee. This decadent sweetness gracefully yields to a verdant symphony of leafy, green and herbal notes, evoking the essence of fennel and freshly cut grass. As the aroma unfolds, the sweetness remains, transitioning from candied nuts to the allure of polished oak and sweetened cream. With time, the fragrance evolves into a fresh and fruity bouquet, offering delicate whispers of orchard fruit, dried apple rings and baked apples. This captivating melange is further enriched by the presence of poached pears, melon, orange, nectarine and banana, accompanied by a delightful crunch of sweet pastry. Introducing water introduces a cooling, floral note, while preserving the captivating fruitiness. The palate welcomes with a luxurious smoothness and an abundance of sweetness. A delightful burst of sweetness envelops the taste buds, unveiling traces of spun honey and honeycomb, followed by the emergence of sour apples, oaky spice, and brown sugar. The fruit takes center stage, enveloped in an ethereal sweetness akin to icing sugar, with subtle notes of butter and wood at the periphery. The spice gradually intensifies, as light cinnamon intertwines with dark clove and dried orange peel. Adding water tempers the spice, revealing a tapestry of creamy sweetness, sherbet and almond nuttiness, interwoven with the allure of orchard fruit and fruit jelly. The finish, of medium-length, unfolds with a delightful dryness, as oak and woody spice gently fade, leaving behind lingering echoes of brown sugar and fleeting hints of anise. As the anise dissipates, the allure of dried apples and spice briefly re-emerge, ultimately yielding to the allure of sweet oak.

Johnnie Walker is a globally renowned brand of Scotch whisky that has become synonymous with quality, craftsmanship and luxury. With a rich history dating back to the early 19th century, Johnnie Walker has established itself as a true icon in the world of whisky. Founded by John Walker in Kilmarnock, Scotland, the brand initially gained popularity for its blended whiskies, which offered a consistent and smooth drinking experience. Over the years, Johnnie Walker has built a reputation for excellence by sourcing the finest malt and grain whiskies from various regions of Scotland. One of the key factors that sets Johnnie Walker apart is its commitment to the art of blending. The master blenders at Johnnie Walker meticulously select and combine different whiskies to create a harmonious blend that embodies the brand's signature style. Each expression in the Johnnie Walker range, from the iconic Johnnie Walker Red Label to the prestigious Johnnie Walker Blue Label, represents a careful balance of flavors and aromas. The Johnnie Walker portfolio boasts a diverse range of whiskies, each with its own distinct character and flavour profile. Whether you prefer the smoky notes of Islay whiskies or the fruity and floral aromas of the Highlands, there is a Johnnie Walker expression to suit every palate. In addition to its exceptional quality, Johnnie Walker is also celebrated for its iconic branding. The striding man logo, representing progress and forward momentum, has become a symbol of the brand's enduring legacy. The brand's distinctive square-shaped bottles and color-coded labels further contribute to its recognizability and prestige. Whether enjoyed neat, on the rocks or in a classic cocktail, Johnnie Walker whiskies offer a sensory journey that captures the essence of Scotland's whisky heritage. With its rich flavors, impeccable craftsmanship and unwavering commitment to quality Johnnie Walker continues to be a beloved choice for whisky enthusiasts around the world. Regarded as the mightiest of all zodiac animals, the Wood Dragon emerges from an ancient forest as a symbol of life and creativity in this Johnnie Walker Limited Edition design, a portent of future prosperity that embraces the defiant optimism of ‘keep walking’. Just as maturing whiskies blossom into life after careful aging in wooden casks, in 2024 the year of the Wood Dragon helps good fortunes flourish. Reimagined by Asian-American artist and cultural pioneer, James Jean, the evergreen Wood Dragon springs from bountiful flora and fauna and bursts to life with auspicious ambition. James Jean is a Taiwanese-American artist known for his intricate and detailed illustrations, paintings, and comic book covers. He studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and worked for several years as a cover artist for DC Comics before branching out to pursue his own artistic vision. Jean’s work often features surreal and dreamlike imagery, blending elements of mythology, nature, and the human form into richly textured and complex compositions. His unique style has earned him numerous awards and accolades, and his artwork has been featured in galleries and museums around the world. Jean’s innovative approach to art continues to inspire and captivate audiences, making him one of the most celebrated and influential artists of his generation. The intricate illustration is matched by the rare whiskies and centuries of craft that creates the rich fruity flavours, perfectly balanced smoke and remarkable depth of character found in every bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label. Johnnie Walker Blue Label Scotch Whisky is the pinnacle of the art of Scotch Whisky blending. Drawing from the world's largest reserves of aged Scotch Whisky our experienced Master Blenders handpick just 1 in 10,000 casks of the rarest whiskies, from the four corners of Scotland, to craft an unrivalled masterpiece. Only these select casks contain whiskies with the particular qualities fine enough for a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label - the commemoration of Walker's original 1867 Old Highland Whisky blended today.

Johnnie Walker is a globally renowned brand of Scotch whisky that has become synonymous with quality, craftsmanship and luxury. With a rich history dating back to the early 19th century, Johnnie Walker has established itself as a true icon in the world of whisky. Founded by John Walker in Kilmarnock, Scotland, the brand initially gained popularity for its blended whiskies, which offered a consistent and smooth drinking experience. Over the years, Johnnie Walker has built a reputation for excellence by sourcing the finest malt and grain whiskies from various regions of Scotland. One of the key factors that sets Johnnie Walker apart is its commitment to the art of blending. The master blenders at Johnnie Walker meticulously select and combine different whiskies to create a harmonious blend that embodies the brand's signature style. Each expression in the Johnnie Walker range, from the iconic Johnnie Walker Red Label to the prestigious Johnnie Walker Blue Label, represents a careful balance of flavors and aromas. The Johnnie Walker portfolio boasts a diverse range of whiskies, each with its own distinct character and flavour profile. Whether you prefer the smoky notes of Islay whiskies or the fruity and floral aromas of the Highlands, there is a Johnnie Walker expression to suit every palate. In addition to its exceptional quality, Johnnie Walker is also celebrated for its iconic branding. The striding man logo, representing progress and forward momentum, has become a symbol of the brand's enduring legacy. The brand's distinctive square-shaped bottles and color-coded labels further contribute to its recognizability and prestige. Whether enjoyed neat, on the rocks or in a classic cocktail, Johnnie Walker whiskies offer a sensory journey that captures the essence of Scotland's whisky heritage. With its rich flavors, impeccable craftsmanship and unwavering commitment to quality Johnnie Walker continues to be a beloved choice for whisky enthusiasts around the world. Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ghost & Rare releases are a series of limited editions that explore the rich flavours and distinctive distillery characters of selected whiskies from the Johnnie Walker Blue Label reserves. Each release offers a fleeting opportunity to favour the depth of character of whiskies from "ghost" distillers that have long since closed, but whose spirits still lives on in the dwindling stocks of their maturing whiskies. The fifth in a series of special releases that blend irreplaceable “ghost” whiskies and other rare whiskies from the Johnnie Walker Blue Label reserves. The heart of this blend is exceptional stock from the famous "ghost" distillery of Port Dundas, which has shipped its distinct Scotch from Glasgow canals to the world for nearly 200 years. This limited edition whisky introduces creamy, woody notes to embrace the vanilla and soft smoke from the "ghost" whiskies of Cambus and Brora. Other very rare whiskies of Cameronbridge and Glenkinchie reveal spiced apple notes alongside the aromas of peaches and dark berries from Clynelish, Dailuaine and Auchroisk.

The GlenAllachie Distillery, situated in Aberlour in Speyside, was established in 1967 and designed by William-Delme Evans, with construction carried out by Mackinlay McPherson. The distillery was meticulously designed to be almost entirely gravity-fed, reducing energy consumption. After Mackinlay McPherson became part of Invergordon in 1985, the distillery was mothballed until Campbell Distillers acquired it in 1989 and recommenced production in April of that year. In 2017, The GlenAllachie Distillers Company Limited was formed by Billy Walker, Trisha Savage and Graham Stevenson, who released their first core range of single malt whiskies in July 2018 and launched MacNair's Lum Reek in November of that year. The distillery opened its doors to visitors in May 2019 and has won numerous awards, including the Visitor Attraction of the Year for 2022. The GlenAllachie Distillery continues to innovate, releasing a 15-year-old whisky in April 2022 and a celebratory trilogy of Speyside Single Malts in honour of Billy Walker's 50-year career. In January 2023, they introduced The GlenAllachie 2012 Cuvée Wine Cask Finish and in March 2023, they released three new expressions, highlighting their commitment to innovation and excellence in the whisky industry. The GlenAllachie distillery is known for its impressive collection of casks, with over 50,000 casks spanning across 16 on-site warehouses. The passionate team at GlenAllachie has complete control of the end-to-end maturation process, allowing them to make decisions for all the right reasons. They use a variety of casks including ex-bourbon, ex-sherry, and virgin oak to create unique and complex flavours in their single malt whisky. They also have a range of cask finishes such as Port, Madeira, and Tokaji to add depth and complexity to their whiskies. Their commitment to quality and attention to detail has earned them numerous awards and accolades, cementing their position as one of Scotland's top independent distilleries. Billy Walker, the Master Blender of The GlenAllachie Distillers Company, has transformed the distillery since acquiring it in 2017. With a 50-year experience in the Scotch Whisky industry, Billy has received numerous awards, including Master Distiller/ Blender of the Year (World Whisky Awards, 2020) and was inducted into Whisky Magazine’s Hall of Fame in 2021. He played a key part in the resurrection of Deanston and Tobermory Distilleries and acquired BenRiach, GlenDronach and Glenglassaugh Distilleries, leading them to phenomenal success. Billy's hands-on approach is reflected throughout all stages of production, with a focus on quality over quantity. He hand-picks the finest casks to create exceptional quality whiskies to be enjoyed across the globe. The GlenAllachie Future Edition 4 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky 700ml is a limited release bottling that hints at future endeavours under the ownership of Master Distiller Billy Walker. Not only is this 4-year-old single malt the first peated release from the distillery, but it is also the first ever distillate produced under Billy Walker's ownership of The GlenAllachie Distillery. This expression has enjoyed a lengthy fermentation of 160 hours, resulting in an ester-rich and fruity spirit that was then matured in former Rye and Bourbon barrels, as well as some virgin oak casks. Made with mainland peat, this amber-hued spirit offers up a distinctively smoky yet sweet flavour profile bursting with sweet cinnamon apples alongside smoldering oak. Presented at natural cask strength of 60.2%, with no added colour or chill filtration for maximum flavour, this limited release of 10,000 bottles worldwide. This exceptional malt is a testament to the distillery's commitment to quality and attention to detail, making it a must-have for any whisky collection. As the final bottling in The Past, Present and Future Series in celebration of Master Distiller Billy Walker's half-century long career in the whisky industry, this release offers a glimpse into the future of The GlenAllachie Distillery and is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Product Information: This comes from a selection of Mortlach's very best single malt scotch whisky. Matured for minimum of 20 years to tame the spirit otherwise known as the “The Beast of Dufftown” into smooth submission and mellow complexity. Aged only in ex-American oak refill sherry casks - this dram is robust and rich. The nose is dense, elegant and intriguing. The palate stains with dried fruit, cedarwood, leather, and tobacco. Outstanding stuff, a whisky that would have made the great Alexander Cowie proud. Maker: Mortlach has been described by whisky connoisseurs as “The Beast of Dufftown” for its rich and powerful flavours, produced in an astonishingly complicated and unique distillation process which commentators have attempted to explain as ‘2.81 Distilled’. In the wake of the Excise Act, Mortlach was officially founded in 1823 on the site of an older illicit distillery – becoming the first legal distillery in Dufftown, now one of the epicentres of Speyside whisky distilling. In 1853, engineer George Cowie joined the team under owner John Gordon. With his pioneering mind, audacious spirit and determination, George quickly became a leader within the new distillery workforce. His son Alexander later continued this legacy, creating the very unique, very intricate 2.81 distillation process that is still in place at the distillery today. Used solely at Mortlach distillery, this process - combined with traditional worm tub condensers - creates the thick, rich, bold spirit character that the brand is famed for. Today, Mortlach’s permanent collection includes three unique expressions: a 12 Year Old (“The Wee Witchie”), a 16 Year Old (“Distiller’s Dram”) and a 20 Year Old (“Cowie’s Blue Seal”). Distillery: The 2.81 distillation process, known as "The Way," remains a closely guarded legacy of Alexander Cowie, with each of the six stills bearing a unique shape and configuration of copper pipes, meticulously designed for the precise cutting and re-cutting of the spirit. Three wash stills and three spirit stills, all resplendent in gleaming copper, stand as individual masterpieces, each contributing to the creation of Mortlach's singular and revered spirit. As Mortlach continues to honour its heritage while forging new paths, it remains a beacon of tradition, innovation and uncompromising quality, a testament to the enduring legacy of the Cowie dynasty and a cherished cornerstone of the whisky world. Nose - Cedar Oak, Leather Oil, Dried Fruit There are dried fruits, a touch of scented wood, fir trees, cedar, Moroccan leather, old books. It develops in the glass, moving towards chanterelle mushroom even some of the wax crayon. Huge, highly complex and contemplative. Palate - Ripe Quince, Berry Bursts, Cacao Nibs Cured leather and light bitter notes that bring to mid nutshell, espresso crema, damson jam, cacao nibs all balanced with some hedgerow berry fruits. Finish - Liquorice, Dried Fruit, Wood Spice Quite dense. It carries on seamlessly from the progression seen on the palate with liquorice and dried fruit.

This exclusive Glenfiddich expression has been matured for 23 years in American and European oak casks and elegantly finished in rare French cuvee casks. The finest flavours from Scotland and France have been fused together through the art of experimentation, to redefine moments of celebration and create a new and extraordinary drinking experience.

The Macallan Double Cask 15 Years Old is a balanced single malt whisky created by bringing the perfect harmony of two oaks into one exceptional single malt whisky. Sherry seasoned American oak adds delicate vanilla to the subtle spice of European oak, delivering a whisky with a sweeter, warmer taste and character.

Tomintoul 21YO, rated 94 in Jim Murrays Whisky Bible 2019, a superstar whisky.

A truly unique and distinguished distillery, Glengoyne straddles the border between the Highlands and Lowlands regions in Scotland and claim to have the slowest distillation method in the country. This enables Glengoyne to produce a 21 Year old Highland Single Malt of supreme mellowness and flavour. With a definite concentrated malt base the palate is overflowing with Christmas cake, honey and dried fruit characters and all capped off with an effortless finish courtesy of the premium sherry casks used in maturation.

The culmination of a life-time's experience of Glenmorangie's whisky creators, Signet is a fusion of some of the oldest and rarest whiskies from the Glenmorangie archives aged in designer casks. Incredibly smooth, Signet tantalises with sizzling spices, before the voluptuous texture of rich chocolate and dark intense aromatic coffee create a veritable velvet explosion of taste. With its iconic, powerful bottle and a statuesque gift box, the stunning packaging visually reflects the beauty of this ultra-stylish and luxurious single malt whisky. With rave reviews by whisky connoisseurs and epicureans alike, this is very limited edition and won't be around for long.