An unusual age statement is inspired by Alfred Barnard's visit to the distillery in 1887 which became part of his book, “The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom”. According to Diageo Director of Whisky Outreach, Dr. Nick Morgan, “At the end of the tour, he was given a taste of the whisky…he tasted an eight-year-old Lagavulin, which, of course, remember at the time was actually quite old…whiskies were considered to be venerable once they got around six years old in the 19th Century,” Morgan said in an interview with www.whiskycast.com. “He declared that whisky to be exceptionally fine, so our mission with this bottling was to find an exceptionally fine eight-year-old liquid which we thought Barnard would quite like if he were to be back here tasting it today.” Tasting note: Very pale straw gold showing considerable legs. Powerful and complex aromas include cocoa, sea spray, white pepper, dilute Elastoplast and lanolin followed by hints of citrus zest. Several minutes air contact accents the latent malt as well as dark chocolate. Concentrated but also surprisingly soft; almost creamy with grassy malt and a juicy vanilla, kelp and peppermint finish that goes long into the aftertaste. A departure from the 16, but terrific young malt. 48% Alc./Vol.

Product Information: The latest release of the Kilkerran 16 Year Old Single Malt was matured in a mix of 75% ex-bourbon and 25% ex-sherry casks. There is a lovely sweet maltiness on the palate to go along with the delicate maritime and dunnage floor notes which Campbeltown whiskies are known for. Item does not come with external tube. Producer Note: “It is our intention to reduce the amount of packaging we use across our group of companies, from Springbank and Kilkerran to William Cadenhead Ltd, and that any we do use is produced and procured as sustainably as possible." Maker: A historic Campbeltown distillery reimagined in the 21st century, Glengyle Distillery was originally founded by William Mitchell, who had previously run Springbank Distillery with his brother John, under the direction of their father and founder of Springbank, Archibald Mitchell. A dispute between the two brothers, William and John, led the former to leave and start his own venture, Glengyle Distillery, in 1872. In 1919, Glengyle was sold to West Highland Malt Distilleries Ltd after suffering, as many distilleries did, from the economic downturn of the early 20th century. Production then completely ceased in 1925. Over the decades-long closure of the distillery, the buildings continued to be used by local clubs and companies and so the Glengyle buildings remained reasonably well-maintained compared to many other closed distilleries in Campbeltown. In the year 2000, the distillery was purchased by Mitchell’s Glengyle Ltd, headed by Hedley G Wright, then chairman of J&A Mitchell and great, great nephew of the original founder of Glengyle, William Mitchell. After his passing in 2023, Mr Wright’s shares in the company were transferred to three local trust funds to ensure that the community would continue to benefit from the company after his passing. Distillery: The Glengyle Distillery is the sister distillery of the Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown, one of Scotland’s five whiskey regions. This region is located on the Kintyre peninsula where there were once over 30 malt whisky distilleries. Today Springbank, Glengyle and Glen Scotia are all that remain. Kilkerran today is a far cry from the more heavily peated style of the original Glengyle distillery. Regardless it is in many ways a classic Campbeltown, complex maritime notes, light salt and delicate peat that tends towards more earthy aromas. Nose - Iberico ham, Pineapple, Demerara Sugar We are welcomed to this dram with notes of Iberico ham, along with notes of tinned pineapple, green apples and demerara sugar. Palate - Bacon Fat, Pineapple, Bitter Orange The creamy, vanilla notes carry through to the palate in notes of buttered digestive biscuits and custard creams. Finish - Seaspray, Lemon Peel, Peat Smoke Coastal notes reminiscent of the seaside and shingle beaches, along with hints of lemon yoghurt, ground pepper and a touch of peat smoke.

Product Information: This 30 year old single malt not only celebrates the resurrection of our Victorian distillery but pays homage to the men who laid down this spirit three decades ago. The future of Bruichladdich was uncertain in the early 1990s. From the brink of permanent closure to now the largest private employer on Islay, Bruichladdich Distillery and the local community has slowly rebuilt and flourished over the past three decades – all while this spirit has quietly matured. The Bruichladdich Thirty has spent the entirety of its maturation life in handpicked, exceptionally rare ex-Bourbon casks. A limited and refined single malt Scotch whisky, The Bruichladdich Thirty is bottled at 43% bringing the sweetness of toasted oak, honey and soft vanilla to the fore. Delicate yet complex, a hint of dark chocolate complements the spirit’s elegant floral profile while the gentle influence of sea air lingers – a subtle nod to the whisky’s all Islay maturation. Maker: Unlike its neighbouring distilleries from the island of Islay, the Bruichladdich range is made without peat. Without the influence of smoke, the intention is to expose the brilliance of their raw ingredient – barley. Stepping further outside of whisky tradition, Bruichladdich traces ingredients from origin to bottling, embracing every growing season, the subtlety of changing barley varietals and the methods applied in growing them. Patient and purposeful in the distilling process; there's a slow fermentation in wooden washbacks stage, trickle distillation through tall, narrow necked stills before filling this 100% Scottish barley distilled spirit into an ever-evolving suite of top quality casks. All drams are bottled unchill-filtered and without colouring and using only Islay spring water. For over two decades now, their warehouses have stowed these high provenance single malts, safe guarding the quality of the ageing Bruichladdich stocks made by a previous generation of distillers. What started as a pursuit of flavour, bringing terroir to whisky, has evolved into a deep understanding of how whisky and agriculture are intrinsically linked. The journey has taught them how whisky can be a force for positive change, as they continue to reconnect land, community and dram. Philosophy: Since Bruichladdich’s resurrection in 2001, their ambitions have gone beyond the simple idea of making and selling single malt scotch whisky. The goal was to be an antidote to the industry norm. They set a course to become pioneers, provocateurs and change makers. Reconnecting the land and the dram, re-evaluating the prescribed ‘rules’ of the industry, questioning where flavour comes from and understanding why agricultural ecosystems are important. This was a journey that would go on to inspire an army of distillers and drinkers across the world. As Bruichladdich continued on this path, they discovered that the more they learn, the more they needed to do. Today, their commitments to people and the planet grow stronger, ensuring the business is a force for good. With their empowered team, they pursue this bigger purpose and maintain our mission to create the most thought-provoking spirits possible. As Progressive Hebridean Distillers, they hope their actions will stimulate other entrepreneurial start-ups to emerge on our island home and further afield, each one adding richness and diversity, paving the way for an increasingly dynamic and self-sufficient future. Nose - Coconut, Brazil Nuts, Geranium The gentle influence of oak opens on the nose, bringing notes of coconut, wild gorse flowers, Brazil nuts and a hint of vanilla. Subtle floral notes of geranium and rose are paired with pear drops and candied lemons, with soft spices and a whisper of cinnamon complementing Bruichladdich’s signature maritime character Palate - Toasted Oak, Honey, Leather The delicate sweetness of toasted oak comes to the fore, followed by light fruits, honey, fudge and a hint of leather. The gentle floral profile opens with time, revealing an immense depth of flavour. The American oak shapes the softness of the flavour, with the delicate salty tang of fresh Islay sea air unmistakable on the palate. Finish - Sea Salt, Vanilla, Warm Oak The spirit’s all-Islay maturation has a significant influence on the finish, with a vibrant tang of sea salt balanced with warm oak, while soft vanilla and sweet coconut lingers.

Product Description: The Highlands’ most recognisable single malt is now given more time to mature. Glenmorangie The Original has been reimagined at 12 years of age, spending its life in ex-bourbon casks where it develops deeper layers of flavour. This is the expression that defines the house style, smooth and citrus-lifted yet now enriched with new complexity. Founded in 1843 by William and Anne Matheson, Glenmorangie has grown from a remote farm distillery to one of Scotland’s most influential whisky houses. Its team of Distillers of Tain, custodians of craft across generations, continue to refine a spirit that is both elegant and approachable. The 12 Year Old Original carries that legacy forward, combining freshness with maturity in a whisky that sits at the heart of the Glenmorangie collection. Tasting Notes NOSE – Citrus brightness Fresh lemon zest and creamy vanilla with hints of peach. PALATE – Layered richness Honeyed malt and stone fruit, lifted by a subtle rush of orange. FINISH – Smooth and lingering Light oak, sweet vanilla and soft spice. Reviews & Accolades “The whisky has been met with delight by the critics, who gave it a coveted gold medal at the prestigious World Whiskies Awards 2024.” – World Whiskies Awards, 2024 Finer Details: Style - Scotch Whisky Country - Scotland Region - Highlands Bottle Size - 700ml ABV - 40% Closure - Cork

Product Description: Crafted from the rarest casks, dressed in one of India's most intricate design collaborations. Johnnie Walker Blue Label x Rahul Mishra blends world-class Scotch whisky with detailed artistry, released in a limited-edition Diwali design. Each bottle carries the depth and complexity of Blue Label’s legendary blend, housed in packaging that reflects the richness and vibrancy of India’s festive season. Only one in every 10,000 casks makes the cut for Blue Label. This release layers that rarity with an exclusive bottle and gift box illustrated by Rahul Mishra, one of India’s most renowned couturiers. Symbolising joy, abundance, and celebration, it’s an elegant tribute to craftsmanship, from the Scotch’s ghost distillery origins to the hand-drawn designs adorning each bottle. Tasting Notes NOSE – Warming spice and depth Rolling waves of pepper and subtle spice set the tone. PALATE – Smooth and expressive Hazelnut, citrus, honey, and a hint of vanilla move seamlessly across the palate. FINISH – Long and smoky Luxuriously persistent smoke lingers with balance and finesse. About Rahul Mishra: Rahul Mishra is a celebrated Indian fashion designer known for elevating handcraft through contemporary design. A graduate of the National Institute of Design and the first Indian to win the International Woolmark Prize, Mishra’s work is defined by a deep commitment to sustainability, storytelling, and artisan-led techniques. His collections often draw from India’s visual and cultural lexicon, reinterpreting traditional embroidery and textile work with architectural precision. Mishra’s philosophy centres on slow design, empowering rural craftspeople and building ecosystems that honour heritage while evolving its expression. His collaboration with Johnnie Walker Blue Label reflects this shared reverence for detail, time, and generational skill.

Product Description: Four decades in Spanish oak, distilled into stillness and intensity. The Glendronach 40 Year Old is the most mature expression in the distillery’s core collection, drawn from a limited selection of Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks from Jerez. Aged in traditional dunnage warehouses under exacting conditions, this Highland single malt reflects a deep mastery of long-term maturation. Hand-selected by Master Blender Rachel Barrie at the height of their expression, the casks offer extraordinary concentration and layered depth. The whisky opens with dark fruit and patisserie aromas, before unfolding across the palate with compote, chocolate, and finely integrated spice. This is a whisky of stature and stillness, refined over decades into complexity few spirits reach. Tasting Notes NOSE – Deep and indulgent Black cherry, stewed plum, blackberry, sherry-soaked chocolate gateau, and café elixir. PALATE – Dark fruit and finesse Blackcurrant compote, raisin wine, cinnamon chocolate, and espresso. FINISH – Persistent and refined Long, velvety finish with a sherried richness and structured spice. Finer Details: Style – Single Malt Scotch Whisky Varietal – Single Malt Country – Scotland Region – Highland (Speyside) Vintage – 40 Year Old Bottle Size – 700ml ABV – 43.9% Closure – Cork Stopper

Product Description: A darker celebration of Islay craft. The Kilchoman 20th Anniversary 14 Year Old Sherry Cask honours two decades of independent distilling on Islay with a whisky that embodies the depth of the island’s character. Matured exclusively in selected ex-sherry butts, it reveals a richer, darker side of Kilchoman’s spirit. Bottled at 52.7% ABV, non-chill filtered and natural in colour, it captures both the distillery’s maturity and its continued pursuit of authenticity. This anniversary edition balances sherry-driven opulence with Kilchoman’s signature coastal smoke. Layers of dried fruits, dark chocolate and warm spice unfold against an undercurrent of sea salt and gentle peat. The cask influence is pronounced yet harmonious, showcasing how time and Islay’s maritime climate shape the whisky’s complexity. Part of the limited 20th Anniversary Cask Series, the Sherry Cask edition contrasts the bright citrus notes of the bourbon release with depth and richness. It is a confident statement of Kilchoman’s evolution, from its beginnings as a family-run farm distillery to one of Islay’s most respected single malt producers. Tasting Notes NOSE – Dark Fruit & Smoke Rich aromas of figs, raisins and black cherries with hints of dark chocolate, nutmeg and coastal peat. PALATE – Sherry Warmth & Spice Full and rounded with layers of molasses, caramelised nuts and mocha, lifted by BBQ smoke and briny undertones. FINISH – Lingering & Savoury Long and warming with echoes of dried fruit, dark chocolate, pepper spice and a gentle maritime fade. Finer Details: Style - Single Malt Scotch Whisky Country - Scotland Region - Islay Age - 14 Years Cask - Ex-Sherry Butts (20th Anniversary Cask Series) Bottle Size - 700ml ABV - 55% Colouring - Natural

Product Description: The glow of a new year’s dawn, distilled. The Macallan A Night On Earth ‘The First Light’ captures the first sunrise to touch Aotearoa, celebrating renewal and connection through light. Crafted by Whisky Maker Steven Bremner, it unites sherry-seasoned American and European oak casks with a touch of ex-bourbon barrel influence. The balance of oak tones and delicate sweetness creates a whisky of quiet poise and clarity. Each edition in The Macallan’s A Night On Earth series explores a moment of shared celebration. This fourth release honours New Zealand’s dawn, its design shaped by artist Bonnie Brown. Her artwork reflects the soft coastal hues of morning light and the native pōhutukawa bloom, wrapping the bottle in an atmosphere of warmth and anticipation. It is a meeting of Speyside precision and southern light, crafted for those who value subtlety and craft in equal measure. Tasting Notes NOSE – Bright & Honeyed Aromas of honeyed malt, citrus peel and baked apricot rise over vanilla and toasted oak. PALATE – Silky & Spiced Layers of caramelised orchard fruit, crème anglaise and almond pastry develop over soft spice and malted biscuit. FINISH – Warm & Lingering A smooth close with honeyed sweetness, oak spice and a trace of citrus zest. Finer Details: Style – Single Malt Scotch Whisky Varietal – Malted Barley Country – Scotland Region – Speyside Vintage – Non-Vintage Bottle Size – 700ml ABV – 43% Closure – Cork Stopper

A perfect blend of Highland and Speyside whiskies, complex enough to be challenging, smooth enough to be rewarding. Sweet, and slightly spicy with a long lasting finish complemented with hints of smokiness.

Pour yourself a dram of the fantastic Benromach 15 Years Old! Golden amber in colour thanks to the long maturation in sherry and bourbon casks. Beautifully balanced sherry aromas with vanilla pod, zesty orange and spicy ginger complemented by delicate chamomile and menthol notes. Rich fruit cake with stewed plum, red apple skin and the sharp edge of kiwi fruit.