Scotch Single Malt Whisky

A single malt from the Highlands. Named for the notorious Loch Ness, one of Scotland's most popular tourist attractions and home to the mysterious Loch Ness Monster.  More info

A very rare decanter bottle of Springback from way back when. The bottle is labelled "26 2/3 fl oz", this is a 12 year old from the Campbeltown based distillery, it has a little ceramic miniature decanter too.  More info

One malt to rule them all. An incredible dram, Whisky Mag recommended, Lord of the Isles is an exquisite Ardbeg, matured for 25 years. This is rich, full-bodied, with good sweetness.  More info

A very mature, 27 year old Port Ellen. Perhaps the most legendary distilleries of them all, though now defunct. Just 396 bottles of this were released, a very rare Douglas Laing bottling. Serge from Whisky Fun rated this with 92 points.  More info

A litre bottle of 15 year old Aberlour, this was matured in a mix of bourbon and sherry casks.  More info

A Rare Malts bottling - perhaps even rare still! This is a 75cl 23 year old from the days of yore. The alcoholic strength even has 2 decimal places. The Teaninich distillery is known for its grassy malts.  More info

A very, very rare ceramic decanter of 15 year old Lagavulin, this was released in the 1980s, and is quite a collectors' piece. In fact, Serge Valentin from WhiskyFun.com rated this with a whopping 94 points - very high indeed for Serge!  More info

A rare bottle of Ardbeg, bottled by the Silver Seal company. This commemorates the Hillary and Norgay summiting Mount Everest on the 29th May 1953. This was distilled in 1978 and packaged in a silver faux crocodile leather clad box.  More info

A limited release and now rare release from Highland Park. Capella is a nutty, sherried dram from Orkney.  More info

Rare stuff indeed. This was distilled at Mannochmore from 1996 to '97. This 10 year old is known as "The Black Whisky", so named for its very dark appearance. The producers attribute the colour to the use of double charred casks. Perhaps there's a drop or two of spirit caramel in the equation. Regardless, this is quite a collectible, even if it's not particularly well-regarded by critics.
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From Lombard's Jewels of Scotland range. This was distilled at Brora in 1982 and bottled in 2004. John Hansell of Malt Advocate rated it with a very high 95 points!  More info

A very limited and rare release from Ardbeg, specially bottled for the Committee. This was crafted from 12 carefully chosen casks of Ardbeg distilled in 1979 and 1980. Released in 2001.  More info

Malt Advocate's Top Whisky of the Year for 2009!

This is one of the legendary Islay malts. We loved the Committee release and we weren't disappointed with this incredible dram. This was released to replace Airigh Nam Beist, choosing a more medicinal style over the creamier style of the beastie.  More info

Toiteach is Gaelic for "Smoky", a hint of what's to come. That's right, a heavily peated Bunnahabhain! A great chance to try a smoky malt from a distiller of gentle, fruity Islay whisky.  More info

This Caledonia Edradour is a special single cask release, selected by songwriter Douglas Maclean and named after his famous song, Caledonia. The cask was an Oloroso sherry cask, distilled in 1997.  More info

Part of Edradour's Straight from the Cask range of 50cl bottles, packaged originally in mini cargo crates. This was finished in Moscatel fortified wine casks. A limited release of 456 bottles.  More info

A 1998 vintage Edradour, at cask strength. This was finished in a Sassicaia wine cask - Italy's answer to Bordeaux. Just 461 bottles of this were released.  More info

A single cask release of 452 bottles of 11 year old Edradour. This was finished in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, a wine which was once less popular before Robert Parker began singing its praises.  More info

A cask strength, 12 year old Edradour. This was finished in a Madeira cask for added fruity flavour. Part of an outturn of 503 bottles.  More info

A single cask whisky, Glenisla is actually distilled at Glen Keith. This was distilled on the 7th July 1977 and matured in single hogshead 19601 for 28 years before bottling on the 29th March 2006. A release of just 276 bottles, bottled by Signatory.  More info

This single cask was distilled at Edradour in 1996 and finished in a Barolo wine barrel from Angelo Gaja, a famed Italian wine producer from Piemonte, popular for Barolo and Barbesco wines.  More info

A single cask from Mortlach, bottled as part of Signatory's Unchillfiltered range. This was distilled on the 5th August 1991 and matured for 18 years in sherry butt number 5883 before bottle on the 5th October 2009. A release of just 789 bottles.  More info

From Signatory's Unchillfiltered range, this was distilled at Clynelish on the 18th December 1992 and bottled on the 9th December 2009. This is from two hogsheads, numbers 17260 and 17261. A release of 779 bottles.  More info

Some delicious single cask Longmorn, bottled by Signatory. This was matured in a single hogshead, single cask number 11544. The outturn was just 232 bottles.  More info

Distilled at Linkwood on the 26th November 1990, matured for 17 years in hogshead number 9726 before bottling on the 15th October 2008, a single cask release of just 262 bottles, bottled by Signatory.  More info