A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF WHISKIES,ONE INSIGHT AT A TIME
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Aged in Quarter Cask oak barrels that previously held Aussie-style port wine, this is bottled at cask strength (58% abv). The barley is malted by local Cascade Brewing Co. and the peat used comes from their own peat bogs. All whisky produced at Lark are done in single batches so slight variation may occur.
With Australian Whisky Receiving Plenty Of Praise These Days, There's Never Been A Better Time To Try An Excellent Single Malt From The Lark Distillery In Tasmania. This Is A Cask Strength Single Cask Bottling, Bottled In February 2010 At A Robust 58% Abv.
Another Top Tasmanian Single Malt Whisky From The Lark Distillery, Released As Part Of Their Distiller's Selection Range. A Sherry-Matured Single Malt, Aged In A 100 Litre "quarter" Cask. Keep 'em Coming, Lark!
A very well known blend which sells well in mainland Europe, aged for 5 years. Please note fill level and general condition of the bottle.
One of budget supermarket chain Lidl’s affordable blended Scotch whiskies, Queen Margot is available in a small range of expressions, from a no-age-statement three-year-old, through to an eight-year-old bottling.
The original time-honoured recipe with a big, round body, and full flavour.
Extraordinarily full & robust in body. With complex nose of dried fruits. Underlying peppery spice & subtle toffee notes
A light, smooth, flavoured Scotch blend made with the finest alcohol.
Canadian LTD Whisky is lighter and smoother than its peers. It is considered a blended whiskey because a base spirit is mixed with finished whiskies to create this Blended Whisky.
The Hellyers Road distillery in Tasmania creates this expression by blending its Original (unpeated) single malt with a small portion of its Peated single malt - hence "Slightly Peated". As you would expect from that name, this whisky offers up a subtle suggestion of smoke, with plenty of barley-rich notes to keep the peat from getting out of hand.
A Cask Strength Collection bottling of single malt Scotch whisky from the closed Imperial distillery (the site of which is now home to the Dalmunach distillery). This was drawn from three hogshead casks which were filled in September 1995 and cracked open in June 2015. 367 bottles were produced, presented at 51.5% ABV.
Pernod Ricard has added Imperial Neon to its Imperial whisky range in Korea. The company described the whisky as "smooth". "It is infused with notes of apple, fresh pear, golden honey and hazelnut from the art of blending, presenting a smoother texture suited to Koreans’ tastes," the company said. Neon joins the existing range - IP12, 17, 19, Quantum and 21. The packaging features a metallic light blue label, reminiscent of a neon sign. Jean Manuel Spriet, CEO of Pernod Ricard Korea, said: “The new product will help consumers enjoy Scotch whisky in more comfortable and casual settings and its dynamic brand name and design will vitalize the market.” Imperial Neon does not feature an age statement.
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