A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF WHISKIES,ONE INSIGHT AT A TIME
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Chivas Regal 18 belongs to the iconic blended Scotch whisky range from the house of Chivas Regal, one of the world’s oldest and most enduring pioneers in the whisky blending business. It is part of the brand’s core range of blended Scotch whiskies, and belongs to the super premium category. The Chivas Regal 18-Year-Old is one of the brand’s most coveted expressions, and is the handiwork of legendary Master Blender Colin Scott.
Master distiller Jimmy Russell and his son Eddie have combined over 80 years experience in the industry to create a benchmark in small batch bourbon. Russell's Reserve has all the class and pedigree of a fine malt whisky.
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.
Matisse is named after pioneering French artist Henri Matisse. According to Matisse Spirits Company, he was ‘…a revolutionary painter that infuses eastern culture into western paintings’. Matisse whiskies are presented in very modern packaging and embrace blends, blended malts, single malts and single cask bottlings. The principal range – sourced from Speyside and the Highlands regions – comprises an NAS blend, 12- and 21-year-old blends, a 12-year-old blended malt, 15- and 19-year-old single malts, and a 1972 single malt.
A four-year-old straight bourbon produced by Jim Beam at their distillery in Clermont, Kentucky. This young bourbon is versatile and can either be drunk neat, as part of a long drink or in cocktails.
A classic Kentucky straight bourbon from Heaven Hill, aged for around four years. This is quite a smooth and easy style of bourbon
This whisky is from the moth-balled distillery of Imperial
The Macallan Distillery is one of the Speyside’s three most successful single malt Scotch whisky brands. It forms the trio of bestselling single malt Scotch whiskies worldwide alongside The Glenlivet and Glenfiddich. All three distilleries belong to the Speyside region of Scotland, which is also the most densely populated with distilleries than any other Scottish region.
Aroma of dried fruits and ginger root, along with notes of vanilla and cinnamon. Palate is bursting with orange citrus and clove, as well as a very subtle wood smoke, and leads an elegant finish filled with toffee, oak, almonds and dried mangos.
