Specification: The Kilchoman Sanaig at a glance An excellent single malt of the Islay region The Kilchoman Sanaig is original and unadulterated, not colored and not cold-filtered The compositions of single malts with a maturation in different casks makes the Sanaig unique in its taste Portrait: What makes the Kilchoman Sanaig Awarded best single malt Scotch whisky without...

4 reasons to love the Glenfarclas 25 year old: Profound, delicious aromas: Thanks to a quarter of a century in sherry casks! Top value for money: a great price for the old age. Family tradition: Scotch quality for many generations. Authentic: Without added colour Tasting Notes: How does the Glenfarclas 25 year old taste? Aroma: fresh herbs at the beginning, clearly menthol,...

This Talisker received a second ripening in port wine Casks. The bottling is a tribute to the Scottish merchants and sailors who defied the high seas and were instrumental in founding the port wine trade by delivering it all over the world. "Port Ruighe" (pronounced: Portrie - in English Portree) is the Gaelic name of the once busy trading port on the Isle of Skye. The...

The Laphroaig Lore is a strong Islay Single Malt Whisky, composed of different types of barrel, such as first and refill sherry and bourbon Barrels. Nose: Complex with a lot of smoke and influence from the sea - dark chocolate, vanilla and soft toffee - over all roasted aromas and traces of damp ash Taste: the vanilla and the roasted notes remain - becoming spicier with much...

Deanston is back! The Scottish Highland distillery fills its 12-year-old without cold filtration and without the addition of dyes. Nose: fresh on the nose, with floral and citrus aromas, followed by aromas of heather and honey, slightly sweet and malty Taste: Honey and sweet malt dominate first, then orange and a hint of ginger - very creamy in the taste Finish: long and...

Named after the source from the Ardbeg its peaty spring water refers. Uigeadail (pronounced Ogg-a-dal) is a Vatting of various bourbon and very old sherry casks that give it its special taste. Nose: brown sugar and roasted coffee beans paired with peat and soft tar - ripe barley and leather in the background Taste: at the beginning ripe, sweet fruits and strong honey, in...

Specification: The Glenfarclas 15 years at a glance The Glenfarclas 15 years is the most popular malt whiskey from Glenfarclas This Glenfarclas is, as it belongs to Glenfarclas neither colored nor cold-filtered The price / performance ratio is to be rated at the Glenfarclas 15 years as very good Portrait: What makes the Glenfarclas 15 years Simply, the Glenfarclas 15 years...

A lightly smoky, 12-year-old Ardmore, aged in barrels of American white oak, then in European export casks. Aroma: fruity - clearly recognizable fresh strawberries and orange, behind spicy and some peat smoke Taste: the fruits remain, joined by honey notes and spicy oak tones, flambéed oranges, cinnamon and dry charcoal Finish: the finish is dry, slightly smoky and...

Profile: The Bunnahabhain 12 year old at a glance Mature age : Aged 12 years in sherry and bourbon barrels Well-balanced character: Maritime flavors meet nutty notes and fine sherry sweetness Powerful drinking strength: 46.3 vol% can be enjoyed undiluted or with a splash of water Pure enjoyment: natural color, not chilled Multiple awards: including double gold at the World...

Glenmorangie's 14 year old single malt whisky Quinta Ruban, matured in former Bourbon- and Port Wine-Casks. The distillery is famous for the stills with very long necks, just like a giraffe. Nose: clearly fruity aromas of mandarin and orange, with some mint, a little more pronounced chocolate Taste: soft and gentle, again the chocolate, with nutty notes and honey Finish:...

Craigellachie has so far only been from the independent bottlers, so finally there is the highly praised single malt as original bottling of the distillery. The distillery is perched on a hill in the heart of the Scottish Speyside. Since 1891 whiskey is produced there according to the traditional method. The single malt whiskey gets its unique taste through the curved copper...

In 1968, George S. Grant filled a single barrel in keg size for the first time - as a Christmas present for friends and family. This barrel had 105° British proof - so 60%vol. Alcohol content. Since then, special barrels for Glenfarclas selected for this bottling and wedded together, so that without the addition of water, an alcohol content of 60%vol. is reached. Nose: a lot...