A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF WHISKIES,ONE INSIGHT AT A TIME
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Inspired by summer's bright, glittering skies, described in Old Norse as skiren, this whisky is exclusively matured in First-Fill American oak casks for a smooth creamy sweetness with a hint of tropical fruit, citrus and coastal heather. Within reach of the Arctic Circle, Scapa, part of the Orkney Isles archipelago is ruled by the elements. Crafted the Orcadian way, our team of artisans pride themselves on using traditional methods and skills honed over several generations.
Nikka Coffey Grain is a Japanese whisky produced by Nikka Whisky, one of the largest whisky makers in the country. The whisky is named ‘Coffey’ because it is distilled using the patented Coffey Still, a type of column still created by Aeneas Coffey.
Grain whiskey reserved for Bushmills Original is slowly matured for a minimum of five years in American oak casks before blending with Irish Single Malt whiskey to produce this original blend.
Distilled at the Imperial distillery in 1995, this was aged for 15 years in two hogsheads. Bottled in 2011, the whisky saw a release of its 737 bottles.
Woodford Reserve's Kentucky Straight Rye whiskey has made it to our shores! Produced using a mash-bill of 53% rye, this rye shows off its spice up front and balances it well with notes of fresh fruit (think pear and cherry), chopped mint and a sweet touch of honey. Presented at 45.2% ABV.
Chivas Regal is one of the most successful and widely known Scotch brands throughout the world. They have been pioneers in the blended Scotch whisky category, dominating the industry for over a century.
Thought peat was all about Islay? Think (or perhaps that should be 'drink') again. All Islay fans owe it to themselves to check out Connemara from the splendid Cooley distillery.
Named after the original black glass bottle that became synonymous with the brand, Black Bottle is a brand of blended Scotch whisky that was first introduced in 1879 in the city of Aberdeen.
Old Overholt has been around for quite a long time and it has a very storied history that starts back in the early 1800’s. Back then, in ye olden times, Old Overholt was being made in Pennsylvania, where a lot of rye whiskey was made at the time, but is now owned and made by Jim Beam in Kentucky
a very candied profile with marshmallow and vanilla. Some lemon sweets. Ripe apples and cinnamon. Honey. A bit of creamy toffee as well (hints of Baileys). Some tobacco, leather and the lightest hint of smoke.
