Smooth aromatic heather and honey sweetness, Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old is a clean, crisp Scotch which provides a perfect introduction to the delights of single malt whisky. Dalwhinnie is the highest and coldest distillery in Scotland and was founded at the end of the 19th century. Dalwhinnie Scotch offers a combination of clean and easy-drinking, malty-sweet flavours with a smooth and smoky warmth. Dalwhinnie releases its full honeyed sweetness when served chilled or over ice. It makes the perfect gift for whisky lovers looking for a smooth, deliciously enjoyable single malt.
The Glenlivet Captain’s Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky is selectively finished in high-quality Cognac casks. This premium single malt scotch whisky has a rich and intense flavour coming from the raisin-sweet taste of Cognac that complements the signature creamy smoothness of The Glenlivet. After maturing this Speyside single malt Scotch whisky in bourbon and sherry casks, The Glenlivet whisky is finished in ex-cognac casks for at least 6 months, creating a unique rich intense flavour. The Glenlivet Captain’s Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky is inspired by the unique character of its namesake, Captain Bill, that will take you on a journey from the misty glens of Scottish Speyside to the rolling vineyards of French Cognac with every sip.
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DoubleWood 12 whisky was launched in 1993, using a process designed by our Honorary Ambassador and Former Malt Master David C. Stewart in 1982, now commonly known as ‘wood finishing’.
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Glenfiddich 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is rich and complex, with flavours of warm spice and dark fruit. The whisky’s distinctive taste is defined by a unique whisky-wide innovation called the Solera Vat, which is always kept at least half full and takes inspiration from Spanish sherry bodegas. The result is an award-winning single malt that’s ideal for a special occasion or gift.The Solera Vat, a pioneering whisky innovation With over 130 years of expertise and an independence that lets them write their own rules.
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Turning the spotlight on exotic spices and gentle rose fragrance, The Whiskymaker’s Reserve No.6 brings rich new flavours to the fore, creating a distinctly different mood from its predecessors. Matured in the finest, meticulously sourced Oloroso, PX and red wine casks, this complex and aromatic release transports you to the bustle of moorish bazaars.
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Telling the story of Scotland’s world-famous Hogmanay festivities celebrated annually on 31st December, A Night on Earth in Scotland captures the universal joy of celebrating the change of year.
This seasonal release is a collaboration with acclaimed Japanese-French illustrator Erica Dorn, whose artwork has featured in director Wes Anderson’s films.
The single malt is presented in unique packaging to provide a special unboxing experience and Dorn’s playful abstract illustrations are inspired by the historic fire rituals dominant in New Year celebrations around the world.
Thierry Delaunay TYDY 2023 is pale yellow in colour with youthful hints with a very expressive nose, this wine marries notes of grapefruit, pear and fresh lime with a subtle touch of tropical fruit. These bright fruit aromas are mirrored on the palate which is round and framed by a delicate touch of sweetness.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2022 by Château de Beaucastel presents a deep, glass-staining black-ruby hue, completely opaque. The nose is bold and expressive, offering layers of cedar, charcoal, balsamic notes, black cherry, and a hint of oil. On the palate, it begins with the powerful, textured mouthfeel of Mourvèdre, then gently relaxes before unfolding with an explosion of vibrant primary fruit flavors, complemented by rich kirsch and cassis liqueur notes. A savory and serious wine, it boasts finely integrated tannins that are firmly structured yet never overpowering. The finish is heady, remarkably long, and smooth, leaving a lingering, mouthwatering sensation. While immediately inviting, this wine is also crafted for the long term, showcasing both elegance and impressive depth. It’s a truly remarkable and compelling expression.
Pieropan Soave Classico 2023 is straw yellow in colour, with greenish hints. On the nose it has aromas of almond blossoms and marzipan, with a touch of citrus. On the palate it is rounded and has flavours of ripe fruit perfectly balanced by a fresh, clean acidity that enhances its long length.
Domaine de Montille 2018 Beaune Grèves 1er Cru has a lovely bouquet of red berry fruit laced with slate and bay leaf aromas. The palate is well balanced with a mineral-rich entry, a fine bead of acidity and touches of brown spice sprinkled over the red fruit. The stony, terse finish shows the potential for ageing.
In the glass, this Brunello has an intense ruby red colour with garnet hues. The typical aromas of violets and red berries are followed by hints of vanilla, cedar and coffee. On the palate, it is full-bodied and warm with a densely-woven texture and robust tannins, while the finish is persistent and rounded.
No Fine Print 2022 is a delicious balance of fruit-forward ripeness and fresh acidity. This wine has a bright, black fruit character along with a rich, round mouthfeel.
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