Arran 10 Year Old 2015 (cask 15/0825) - Nickolls & Perks 70cl Whisky

Name: Arran 10 Year Old 2015 (cask 15/0825) - Nickolls & Perks
Brand: Nickolls & Perks
SKU: 145145
Price: 94.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6667 (3 reviews)

Scotland • 70cl • 58.6%

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Style

Single Malt

RegionIsland Whisky

Country

Scotland

Distillery/BrandArran Whisky distillery

Bottler

Nickolls & Perks

Age10 Year Old Whisky

Distillation Date

1 Jan 2015

Bottling Date

1 Jan 2025

Maturation

Sherry

Arran 10 Year Old 2015 (cask 15/0825) - Nickolls & Perks

Distilled at Arran in 2015, this single malt spent the next 10 years maturing in a first-fill sherry hogshead. The cask was cracked open by Nickolls & Perks in 2025, independently releasing a total of 321 bottles.

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Absolute Sherrybomb

Another great cask strength bottling from N and P. Well done guys, you picked another banger! Sure, it’s on the expensive side, but you get what you pay for, and it’s well worth it in my opinion. WIGIG.

Julian P Mar 8, 2026

Response to Mark L

Mark, I'm really glad to hear that you liked this single cask. It's a beauty! Regarding pricing, that was indeed the weekend-only offer price for the Arran at Midlands Whisky Festival. Attendees received a voucher to redeem on any bottle above £50 RRP at the event. Please feel free to drop me an email if you would like to chat further. Cheers, Jerome (N&P)

Jerome Mar 2, 2026

More N&P lies

Tried this at their Midland festival last year, very tasty drop and was looking forward to buying one. Unfortunately they told everyone there it would be £75, which wasn’t a bargain but solid value… it appears the good feedback has caused them to whack this up by another £20. Not master of malts fault as they are selling it at the price N&P have advised, it still leaves a bad taste in the mouth though. The same happened to their Ben Nevis and 26yo Springbank, both released at significantly higher prices than initially stated, again greed because of good feedback.

Mark L Feb 10, 2026