Product Description: American oak frames the distillery’s fruit-forward spirit with vanilla, caramel, and gentle spice, while the bourbon pre-fill adds richness and length. TD0341 opens with leathery depth, planed wood and subtle tropical fruit, before gliding into a palate of citrus peel, malted milkshake and light smoke. The finish is long and structured—fresh, spiced, and harmoniously composed. This is the hallmark Sullivans Cove style—pure, expressive and distinctly Tasmanian, with every bottle a unique cask-driven experience. Bottle Information Barrel Number - TD0341 Bottle Number - 181 of 218 Filled Date - 11/12/2008 Decanted On - 20/11/2023 Tasting Notes NOSE – Aromatic and tactile Leather, mahogany, fresh timber and dew-soaked meadows with exotic fruit lift. PALATE – Bold and creamy Citrus, malted milkshake and caramel with oak richness and a flicker of smoke. FINISH – Spiced and balanced Ginger, black pepper and rainforest-fresh purity carry through a smooth, lingering close. Reviews + Accolades

Product Description: Second-fill oak, first-class character. Sullivans Cove Old & Rare TD0095 is a 16-year-old single malt drawn from a 300L second-fill American oak cask, matured from May 2006 to October 2022. With only 409 bottles produced at 46.9% ABV, this release exemplifies the elegance and textural depth that define Sullivans Cove’s most matured whiskies. Second-fill American oak allows the spirit to lead, and here it shines—bright fruit, florals and honeyed spice flow seamlessly into gentle oak structure and a silky, grounded palate. Layers of peach, citrus, musk and marmalade mingle with nutty undertones, tropical lift and a creamy, tangy finish. It’s a whisky of quiet confidence—built on balance rather than boldness. Presented in a handcrafted oak box and accompanied by a certificate signed by Distillery Manager Heather Tillott, TD0095 is a true collector’s bottle and a staff favourite for good reason. Bottling Information Barrel No. - TD0095 Bottle No. - Various of 409 Filled On - 30/05/2006 Decanted On - 07/10/2022 Tasting Notes NOSE – Warm and complex Golden syrup over ripe stone fruit, red apples and sweet spice with an oily richness. PALATE – Silken and bright Pink musk, lemon oil, plums and kiwi layered over oak and earthy depth. FINISH – Creamy and lingering Marmalade, demerara sugar and gingerbread taper into lemon curd and yoghurt.

Product Description: Seventeen years of richness, wrapped in French oak. Sullivans Cove Old & Rare TD0187 is a 17-year-old single malt matured in a 300L French oak cask that previously held Australian tawny—crafted with the patience and precision that define the distillery’s Old & Rare series. Filled in June 2007 and decanted in September 2024, this whisky spent over 17 years developing remarkable depth, balance and complexity. Just 443 bottles exist, each a snapshot of slow-crafted excellence. This cask delivers a lighter tawny profile—refined yet layered. From floral notes and tropical fruit to soft spice, BBQ glaze and sweet pastry, TD0187 unfolds in waves, balancing sweetness with savoury intrigue. Bottled at 47% ABV, the spirit’s full character is preserved, showcasing the seamless integration of French oak and extended maturation. Presented in a handcrafted oak box, TD0187 is both collectible and deeply satisfying in the glass. Bottling Information Barrel No. - TD00187 Bottle No. - 375 of 443 Filled On - 01/06/2007 Decanted On - 04/09/2024 Tasting Notes NOSE – Exotic and comforting Milky tea, cocoa, mango skin, rose petals and pecan pie with honey and citrus zest. PALATE – Creamy and layered Grapey sweetness, coffee crema, hoisin, basil and malt milkshake over soft tannins. FINISH – Savoury and evolving White peach, stewed plums, rosemary, lamb fat and Earl Grey tea with tobacco nuance.

First created by Paul Ricard in Marseille, 1932 it has distinct fresh taste of liquorice and subtle Provence herbs. Aged in large barrel in the open air a slight 'sea-side' flavour is imparted by the salt spray that licks the barrels.

Patrón was set up with one purpose and one purpose only: to produce the worlds best Tequila. The Reposado is produced with pain-staking attention to detail and the proof is in... the bottle.

A superior quality Tequila that captures the very essence of Mexico. The "Red Rooster" is a very special bird in Mexico - a sign of the sun, and a key part of the national identity - ever-present in Mexican culture for hundreds of years. Aged for a minimum of two months in French oak barrels to give it a light oakiness. 100% Agave.

Casamigos, a small batch, ultra premium tequila made from the finest, hand-selected 100% Blue Weber agaves, grown in the rich red clay and cool climate of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. Casamigos Blanco Tequila rests for 2 months and is crisp and clean with hints of citrus, vanilla and sweet agave, with a long smooth finish.

One of the few Tennessee Whiskies that is charcoal mellowed, which gives Jack Daniel's Whisky Old No7 its distinctive smooth and smoky flavours. Now an American icon it's also a favourite here in Australia. A true classic that's still made to this day using the original recipe.

Casamigos, a small batch, ultra premium tequila made from the finest, hand-selected 100% Blue Weber agaves, grown in the rich red clay and cool climate of the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. Casamigos Anejo Tequila, aged for 14 months in premium American white oak barrels, is beautifully pure and complex. Perfect balance of the sweetness from the Blue Weber agaves, with subtle hints of spice and barrel oak, with a lingering smooth finish.

The Dalmore story began in 1839 with Alexander Matheson who lived in the Highlands of Northern Scotland. Matheson found the rich peat and pure water sources of the Highlands to be the makings of a perfect whisky. He built a distillery in the area and produced small batches until 1886, when the Mackenzie family acquired his operation. When a member of the Mackenzie family risked his own life to save Scotland’s ruler, King Alexander III, from a charging stag, the grateful king offered a token of his appreciation by bequeathing the stag to the Mackenzie family as a symbol of valor and courage. And more than 130 years later, the stag head still appears on every bottle of The Dalmore. Today, Dalmore distillery has ten stone warehouses and eight pot-stills, several which date back to the late 1800s. Much of the distillery burned down during World War I while occupied by the U.S. Navy, but production resumed in 1922. The production process is meticulous and includes double distillations in copper pot-stills and aging in white oak and sherry wood casks.