Scotch Whisky

Campbeltown Whisky

Campbeltown single malts are rather dry and gentle smoky. The proximity to the coast proffers a salty character. One can imagine a cross between the Western Highlands and the Lowlands, with a little salinity. There are now just three whisky distilleries in Campbeltown.

Springbank 15 Year Old (70cl, 46%)

Springbank

A 15 year old from the Springbank distillery with plenty of sherry notes and spice, dried fruits and nuts.

£44.05

Springbank 10 Year Old (70cl, 46%)

Springbank

The 10 year old from the Springbank distillery in Campbeltown, a mixture of both bourbon and sherry matured whisky.

£31.43

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Highland Whisky

The Highlands is a broad appellation, though the whiskies tend to be full in body. The Highlands is divided into four regions; Northern Highland whiskies are full, cereal sweet and rich; Southern Highland whiskies are slightly lighter with dryness and fruit; Eastern Highland whiskies are full, dry and very fruity; Western Highland whiskies are full and pungent with plenty of peat and smoke.

Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old (70cl, 43%)

Dalwhinnie

A great malt which Jim Murray awarded 95 points in his Whisky Bible, this is excellent value for money. The flavours are simple, but flawless, a clean, crisp 15 year old from the Dalwhinnie distillery, also part of Diageo's Classic Malts range.

£31.93

Tomatin 19 Year Old - Single Cask (Master of Malt) (70cl, 40%)

Tomatin

From our Single Cask Series Single cask single malt whisky. Rich and Biscuity, big and crunchy. A mouthfilling, malty dram from the Highland distillery, Tomatin.

£69.95

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Island Whisky

The Islands is a diverse region, though the single malts are usually rather rich. Smoke is a recurring theme, as is balance and richness. There is often a good peat, salinity and counteracting cereal sweetness. There are no hard and fast rules for the Islands, for the terroir and production methods differ greatly between distilleries.

Highland Park 13 Year Old - Single Cask (Master of Malt) (70cl, 57%)

Highland Park

A delicious 13 year old Highland Park we bottled in 2010, this was distilled in 1997, and aged in a single refill bourbon hogshead. An run of just 281 incredible bottles, at natural cask strength with nothing added and nothing taken away!

£44.95

Talisker 18 Year Old (70cl, 45.80%)

Talisker

A must have for any Talisker fan. The 18 year old was hugely well received by just about everyone, it took the title Best Whisky in the World at the 2007 World Whiskies Awards too.

£58.16

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Islay Whisky

Single malts from Islay tend to be the most pungent and peaty of all Scotch whiskies. This is particularly true to the south of the isle, where peat smoke is rife, as is tar and salinity. Further north there is not quite the peaty intensity; instead there is often plenty of fruit and refinement. There is always a good degree of balance, wherever one is on the isle.

Ardbeg Uigeadail (70cl, 54.20%)

Ardbeg

Uigeadail derives from the Scotch Gaelic for 'Dark and Mysterious Place' and is named for the Loch from whence Ardbeg draws its waters. Jim Murray's 2009 World Whisky of the Year, this cask-strength bottle exudes breathtaking balance.

£47.75

Ardbeg 10 Year Old (70cl, 46%)

Ardbeg

Jim Murray's 2008 World Whisky of the Year! When Ardbeg 10 was released it was the first expression from the distillery not to be chill-filtered. It's a true classic from Islay, and a must have for any fan of single malt whisky.

£35.39

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Lowland Whisky

Whiskies from the Lowlands tend to be light and gentle. The single malts are usually quite dry. Peat is very rarely used. The single malts are soft and delicate and triple distillation is practiced, indeed it is for this that the region is known. There is very little salinity and plenty of floral notes and balanced fruit.

Auchentoshan 12 Year Old (70cl, 40%)

Auchentoshan

A more recent release from the Auchentoshan distillery, replacing the previous staple 10 year old, this 12 year old bottling exhibits the new, slightly Imperial aesthetics Auchentoshan have rebranded themselves with.

£28.46

Glenkinchie 12 Year Old (70cl, 43%)

Glenkinchie

This 12 year old is the new entry level bottling from Glenkinchie, released in 2007 to replace the 10 year old.

£27.70

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Other Scotch Whisky

Blended whisky is Scotland’s best-selling spirit. A Scotch blend is made up of both malt and grain whisky. The grain whisky is easy to produce, it being distilled in a column still. It is a little more neutral in taste, thus the malt whisky is added for flavour and body. Currently, blended whisky accounts for 90% of Scotland’s whisky production.

The Home Blending Kit (36cl, 40%)

Master of Malt

If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at blending your own whisky, you’ll love this. We’ve created a whisky blending kit, which contains everything you’ll need to go about making your own whisky. Once you’ve perfected your blend using the whiskies provided, visit our Blend Your Own Whisky page, and input the exact quantities of each whisky you used. You’ll then be able to name your whisky, and even buy a bottle of it! To make a bottle, click here:

The whisky blending kit includes the following:

- 2x 3cl drams of Single Grain “base whisky”
- 2x 3cl drams of Single Malt “base whisky”
- 3cl Speyside single malt (sherry matured)
- 3cl Highland single malt
- 3cl Islay single malt
- 3cl Lowland single malt
- 3cl Old Highland single malt (sherry finished)
- 3cl Old Speyside single malt
- 3cl Very, very old Grain whisky
- 3cl Very old Islay single malt

It also includes the following equipment to help create your blend:

- 3ml pipette
- 1ml pipette
- 10ml Measuring cylinder
- 25ml Measuring cylinder
- 100ml Conical Flask
- Crystal Tasting Glass

We’re also included a detailed explanatory letter to introduce the art of blending, and how to use the various whiskies and apparatus in the kit!

£49.95

Regions of Scotland Whisky Tasting Set (15cl, 0%)

Drinks by the Dram

It's incredible just what a huge range of different styles of whisky that are produced all over Scotland. We came up with this tasting set of five 3cl samples to showcase the Regions of Scotland, from the peaty, smoky Islay, to the fruity Highland, the floral Lowlands, the malty, honeyed Speyside malts and more!

Contents of the set are subject to change. However, rest assured that whichever dram set you order will include 5 superb drams which will either match or exceed the value of what is listed.

Regions of Scotland Whisky Tasting Set

- Auchentoshan 16 Year Old
- Dalmore 14 Year Old 1996 – Single Cask (Master of Malt)
- Laphroaig Triple Wood
- Macallan 12 Year Old Sherry Oak
- Highland Park 18 Year Old

£17.95

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Speyside Whisky

Speyside proffers the lighter, sweeter drams. Body is brought with age and some of the heavily sherried, well-aged Speyside single malts are particularly full. The lighter, younger whiskies can be rather delightful with superb balance. The sweetness is often honeyed and delicate and peat is rarely used, nor are the drams particularly salty. Speyside whiskies are rarely finished in exotic wood.

The Macallan 18 Year Old 1993 Sherry Oak (70cl, 43%)

The Macallan

A well-sherried, full-bodied Speyside single malt from The Macallan distillery. The 18 year old was Recommended by Whisky Mag.

£82.34

Aberlour a'Bunadh Batch 37 (70cl, 59.60%)

Aberlour

Batch 37 of the astonishing Aberlour a'Bunadh. Described as a respectful toast to Aberlour's founder, James Fleming, this stunning whisky is produced in the style of the 19th century whiskies once made at the distillery. It is beautiful whisky, aged in Spanish Oloroso Sherry Butts, with neither colouring nor chill-filtration. Just pure, unadulterated whisky, with an incredibly spicy flavour. We love it.

£35.95

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