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Highland Park Capella was released in 2002 as a commemorative bottling to mark the 60th Anniversary of Orkney's famous Italian Chapel. The Chapel was built during 1942 and 1945 at Camp 60, a WW2 prisoner of war camp. It features a vatting of exquisite, old and very rare whiskies. Only 5,400 bottles were ever produced in 2002, and exclusively sold at the distillery itself.
Complete with original presentation box, this rarely seen bottle is much sought after by collectors.
Highland Park Capella
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A Rare Malts expression of 1974 vintage Royal Lochnagar. Released in the Autumn of 2004 at cask strength, it's a big whisky that's definitely one for Lochnagar fans.
Royal Lochnagar 1974 30 Year Old
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Whyte & Mackay's big-selling entry-level blended whisky. High quality and a great way to start working your way up through the rest of their range.
Hankey Bannister Original is a light, sweet and subtle blend with notes of honey and spice.
NV Whisky is a blend of fine Speyside Malt and Grain whiskies, aged in oak casks, using traditional distilling methods.
An Islay-led blended whisky, tempering the smokiness of the island malts with whisky from the mainland. Islay Mist's story starts with the 21st birthday of the first Lord Margadale, Laird of Islay. A special blend was produced for the occasion and that served as inspiration for Islay Mist.
Despite the fact that the label is quite clearly a pale yellow colour, Dewar's White Label this remains a hugely popular blend, especially Stateside. Dewar's whiskies have won more than 400 awards and medals in over 20 countries.
The second release from the brand part-owned by David Beckham, Haig Club Clubman is the entry-level bottling. Aged entirely in bourbon casks which give sweetness as well as enticing vanilla and coconut notes, this is a superb alternative to Jack Daniel's with cola.
A very highly-regarded aged blend from Whyte & Mackay, believed by many to be the best value of the range.
The no-age-statement Peated Reserve release of Islay Mist, an Islay-led blended whisky, tempering the smokiness of the island malts with whisky from the mainland. The brand takes inspiration from the special blend served at the first Lord Margadale's 21st birthday in the 1920s.
A deluxe version from Famous Grouse, the malt component of Naked Grouse is based around Macallan & Highland Park matured in sherry casks.
Hankey Bannister Heritage Blend was inspired by the find of a 1920s' bottle in perfect condition. Master Blender Stuart Harvey has recreated the style for the modern day – it's sweeter and peatier than their usual blend.
Johnnie Walker Black Label's iconic square bottle makes it one of the world's most recognisable Scotch whiskies - and it's also one of whisky critic Jim Murray's favourite blends: 'If there is a silkier delivery on the market today, I have not seen it: this is sublime stuff...one of the world's most masterful whiskies back in all its complex glory'
Hankey Bannister's 12 Year Old is aged exclusive in bourbon casks. The result is a medium-bodied whisky with notes of sweet vanilla and a hint of smoke.
Pure Islay is the lower-strength release of Elements of Islay's Peat. Bottled at 45%, this has the same classic Islay character as Full Proof – notes of fruit, spice and smoke – but with less power that makes it a great introduction to Islay whisky.
The 12 year old expression of Islay led blended whisky, tempering the smokiness of the island malts with whisky from the mainland. The brand takes inspiration from the special blend served at the first Lord Margadale's 21st birthday.
Relaunched in 2016, Green Label is arguably the richest horse in the Johnnie Walker stable. This blended malt whisky travels the regions of Scottish whisky production and conveys the whirlwind of flavours to your mouth. Hearty.
Wemyss name all their whiskies by their flavour profile, with the help of Charles Maclean, the whisky writer. The Hive selection of blended malts are intended to (as the name suggests) have a honeyed taste profile.
The 17-year-old release of Islay Mist, an Islay-led blended whisky, tempering the smokiness of the island malts with whisky from the mainland. The brand takes inspiration from the special blend served at the first Lord Margadale's 21st birthday in the 1920s.
A 12 year old Blended Malt from award winning independent bottler Wemyss. A vatting of 16 different whiskies with a hefty slug of 12 year old Islay malt to give it a rich and malty feel with a smack of peat smoke.
This is the Rich Peat Edition of Angel's Nectar blended malt. Produced using Highland malts, this has a pleasing smokiness with notes of toffee apples and dark chocolate.
The Christmas 2016 release of Douglas Laing's Big Peat blended malt. The composition includes whiskies from Ardbeg, Bowmore, Caol Ila and Port Ellen - big, peated and bottled at natural cask strength.
A limited edition ceramic Bell's decanter produced to celebrate the birth of Prince William on 21st June 1982. This contains Bell's blended Scotch Whisky.
Johnnie Walker's most prestigious whisky. Probably THE most famous super-premium blend, made up of the finest old-aged malt and grain whiskies. The Cristal of the blended whisky world. Blue Label’s bold, multi-layered palate and silky delivery ensure that it sits unchallenged at the top of the Johnnie Walker pile.
An old bottle of Dewar's Ancestor which we estimate was bottled sometime in the 1970s.
An increasingly hard-to-find old presentation of the splendid Glenmorangie 18 year old.
Bruichladdich Valinch 2013 Lions Tour is commemorative bottling to mark the British Lions tour of Australia in 2013. A great sporting achievement presented by an incredible distillery. Aged for 23 years and enhanced in Pomerol casks. Only 400 bottles ever released and sold exclusively on Islay, this is a true collectible.
A rare and unusual whisky, produced at Ben Nevis in the early 1970s. A blend of malt and grain spirit both produced at Ben Nevis, which was blended as new make and then left mature together in a cask for 43 long years. One for the adventurous.
Caol Ila Fèis Ìle 2013 is a limited edition Fèis Ìle festival bottling. It is a triple matured release and was personally selected by distillery manager Billy Stitchell, giving it the description - "Spirit distilled in 1998 has been triple-cask matured. For 12 years it rested in a combination of Refill Butts, Hogsheads and Barrels. The vatted whisky was then allowed to mature for several months in active hogshead casks to impart a spicy/oaky note to the existing delicate Caol Ila smoke. Finally, it was treated to a final gentle maturation in European oak.
One of Bruichladdich's single cask Valinch whiskies. This particular edition was released for the Islay Festival in 2006 and was matured in a Guigal Hermitage Syrah wine cask.
Only 430 ever produced and we have bottle number 15.
Bruichladdich Laddie Crew 25 Year Old is a single cask celebrating David Hope.
Limited to 375 bottles, finished in Pessac Leognan, and only ever sold exclusively on Islay at Bruichladdich Distillery.
Cask no. - 062
**One bottle available - Number 60**
An old bottle of Sandy Macdonald blended Scotch whisky. We estimate that this was bottled sometime in the 1950s. Please be advised that the fill level on this item is low (as pictured).
The 2013 release of Hankey Bannister 40 year old, the 2007 bottling of which won Best Blended Whisky in the World at the World Whisky Awards. The blend includes some 1967 and 1970 sherried Highland whiskies combined with Lowland grain.