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Tormore 2000 22 Year Old
Original price was: £165.00.£155.00Current price is: £155.00. inc. VATThis release is from Tormore Distillery, bottled at cask strength in the Connoisseurs Choice range. Having been distilled in 2000, only 185 bottles were produced of this 22 year old whisky at 58.8%.
Notes:
Vanilla fudge aromas lead to lemon and lime with notes of malted biscuit. Candied peel flavours combine with pineapple and white chocolate. A medium-bodied finish with brown sugar and oak.
Tomatin 2005 Single Cask UK Exclusive with FREE GLENCAIRN GLASS
£155.00 inc. VATIntroducing the Tomatin 2005 UK Exclusive! A limited-edition single malt matured exclusively in a first-fill ex-bourbon cask, a style not found elsewhere in Tomatin’s core range. This unique maturation reveals a sweet, fruity and malty profile, showcasing the tropical heart of Tomatin’s spirit.
The whisky imparts aromas of crunchy green apples and lemon zest on the nose, with the whisky becoming sweeter with notes of Victoria sponge, buttercream and white chocolate and an underlying floral aroma throughout. On the palate, these fruity notes edge towards tropical, with malty, oak-driven flavours of brown sugar and light spice leading into a long, warming finish.
Bottled at 54.3% ABV and limited to just 240 bottles.
Each bottle comes with a Tomatin branded glencairn glass.
Clase Azul Tequila Reposado 700ml Luxury Hand-Painted Ceramic Decanter
Original price was: £175.00.£159.00Current price is: £159.00. inc. VATDiscover the incomparable beauty and exceptional flavor of Clase Azul Reposado Tequila, the iconic Mexican masterpiece that is a symbol of artistry, tradition, and ultra-premium quality. Bottled in its world-renowned, hand-painted ceramic decanter, this reposado is more than a spirit—it’s a collector’s item and an essential addition to any luxury spirits collection.
Crafted exclusively from 100% Organic Blue Weber Agave cultivated in the high-altitude fields of Jalisco, Mexico, every drop of Clase Azul Reposado is a testament to meticulous process:
- Slow-Cooked Agave: The agave piñas are slow-cooked for 72 hours in traditional stone ovens to achieve maximum sweetness and complexity.
- Masterfully Aged: The spirit is then aged for eight months in high-quality American whiskey casks (often ex-Bourbon barrels), imparting its signature smooth profile and depth of flavor.
Colour
Pale gold with golden highlights
Body
Medium to full
Aroma
Cooked agave, agave nectar, candied orange peel, toasted wood and subtle notes of hazelnut, clove and vanilla
Palate
Agave nectar, ripe orange peel, toasted hazelnut, notes of bittersweet chocolate, cinnamon and clove in a spiced finish
Bimber Four Elements Water
£160.00 inc. VATThe fourth (and final) whisky from Bimber’s Four Elements Quartet range was taken from a single bourbon cask. It was bottled at 52.1%, less than the other ranges in the Elements Quartet to signify water, hence why it was diluted. Only 271 bottles were made available.
Laphroaig 18 Year Old with free tasting glass
Original price was: £170.00.£160.00Current price is: £160.00. inc. VATLaphroaig 18 Year Old is an exceptional expression of one of Islay’s most famous distilleries, offering a masterful balance between the robust, medicinal peat smoke that defines Laphroaig and the nuanced sophistication that comes with nearly two decades of maturation. This whisky is a testament to the power of time in whisky-making, softening its signature smokiness while enhancing its complexity and depth. The extended aging process refines Laphroaig’s bold maritime and peaty character, introducing layers of sweetness, spice, and oak influence, making this an extraordinary single malt.
Originally introduced as a replacement for the beloved 15-year-old, the Laphroaig 18 became a fan favourite among Islay whisky lovers and collectors alike. Bottled at 48% ABV, this whisky is non-chill filtered, ensuring that every ounce of its deep and intricate character is preserved.
This well-aged Islay whisky retains the coastal influence and medicinal profile that Laphroaig is known for but delivers it with a far greater degree of elegance and restraint. The once-dominant smoky punch found in the younger expressions mellows into a refined, well-integrated experience, complemented by creamy vanilla, citrus zest, and an underlying warmth of oak spice. It is a whisky that appeals to both long-time Islay enthusiasts and those looking to explore a more sophisticated side of peated whisky.
For those who appreciate the full-bodied richness of Laphroaig but seek a more mature, balanced dram, the 18-year-old offers the best of both worlds. It is an experience that lingers on the palate and in memory, making it a must-have for serious whisky drinkers.
Tasting Notes by Whisky Brokers Associates
Colour: Deep amber gold, reflecting its well-matured character and time in oak casks.
Nose: A beautifully layered aroma, where signature Laphroaig smoke meets rich oak influence. Smouldering peat is softened by vanilla bean, honey, and dried fruit, with hints of leather, tobacco, and sea salt. Subtle notes of dark chocolate, toasted almonds, and citrus zest add depth and complexity.
Palate: Exceptionally smooth yet powerful, with a refined balance of peat smoke, oak spice, and sweet maltiness. The initial burst of rich, earthy smoke is quickly followed by waves of caramel, vanilla, and a touch of honeyed sweetness. Warming spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove develop, alongside hints of dried figs, roasted nuts, and dark cocoa. The maritime influence remains present, with a delicate briny note that enhances its depth.
Finish: Incredibly long and lingering, with gentle smoke, oaky tannins, and a hint of medicinal iodine. The interplay of spice and sweetness continues to evolve, leaving behind a warm, satisfying conclusion with lingering notes of sea spray and subtle sherried fruit.
Maturation: Aged for 18 years in a mix of ex-Bourbon and European oak casks, allowing for a gradual development of deep, rich flavours while maintaining the distillery’s signature peat profile. The longer maturation brings out a mellow sweetness and an elegant, refined complexity.
Conclusion
Laphroaig 18 Year Old is a whisky that commands attention, offering a strikingly balanced and mature interpretation of Islay’s most famous peated whisky. While the bold, smoky essence of Laphroaig is unmistakable, the extended aging process has transformed its character, softening its sharp edges and introducing a world of intricate flavours that unfold beautifully with each sip.
The combination of deep, medicinal peat smoke, maritime salinity, and oak-driven spice makes this whisky an absolute pleasure to explore. Its smooth yet powerful profile appeals to seasoned Laphroaig fans while providing a more approachable experience for those who prefer a more refined take on Islay’s smoky style. The complexity, depth, and craftsmanship evident in every drop make Laphroaig 18 a standout in the distillery’s lineup.
Whether enjoyed neat, with a splash of water, or paired with a fine cigar, this whisky is a true masterpiece that showcases the brilliance of long-matured Islay malts. It is a dram to be savoured and celebrated, and one that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on those lucky enough to experience it.
Wildmoor 23 Year Old with FREE backpack worth £60
Original price was: £180.00.£160.00Current price is: £160.00. inc. VATCrafted from specially selected malt whiskies aged for over two decades, this expression evokes the rugged beauty and elemental nature of the Scottish moorlands.
Dark fruit compote, raisin, and blackcurrant dominate the nose, followed by waves of spiced oak and forest floor. The palate is smooth and deep, with notes of black tea, charred wood, stewed plum, and mocha. Rich yet balanced, it finishes long and dry with earthy warmth and soft minerality. A whisky for contemplative sipping, with power and poise drawn from the land that inspired it.
Hibiki Japanese Harmony Blossom 2021
£165.00 inc. VATHarmony Blossom Harmony 2021 is a blend that was finished in casks made from Sakura wood (Japanese Cherry Blossom trees). The flowering of these Cherry trees is a revered and traditional event in Japan that runs from the end of March to early May, celebrating Japanese culture: Hanami – the transient beauty of flowers.
For this expression, the blend was a marriage of single malts aged in Bourbon casks with the Chita grain being the Sakura aged whisky in the union. The label and presentation box was specially created in reverence of the modern day cherry blossoms.
Hennessy XO
£175.00 inc. VATCrafted in 1870 by Maurice Hennessy for his circle of family and friends, Hennessy XO (Extra Old) marked a defining moment in the history of Cognac. It was the first blend to be officially classified as XO, setting the standard for all that would follow. Today, it remains one of the most iconic expressions from the House of Hennessy — a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship, and enduring excellence.
The blend is composed of over 100 eaux-de-vie, drawn exclusively from the Grande and Petite Champagne, Borderies, and Fins Bois crus. Each component has been matured for up to 30 years in French oak barrels, imparting remarkable structure and aromatic richness. The result is a Cognac of remarkable depth, with a layered and evolving character that reveals something new with every sip.
On the nose, Hennessy XO opens with dark dried fruits, prunes, and figs, followed by notes of cinnamon, clove, and a subtle trace of old leather. The palate is powerful yet refined, delivering a rich cascade of flavours — from candied orange peel and toasted oak to cocoa, hazelnut, and warm spices. A silky texture carries the complexity through to a lingering, velvety finish, with hints of black pepper and chocolate that echo long after the glass is empty.
Whether enjoyed neat, with a dash of water, or slowly sipped over ice, Hennessy XO is a Cognac that rewards time and attention. A staple in any serious collection and a fitting choice for momentous occasions, it stands as a lasting tribute to the artistry and heritage of one of France’s greatest Cognac houses.
Pol Roger Brut 2018 Magnum (1.5L)
Original price was: £215.00.£180.00Current price is: £180.00. inc. VATThe 2018 Brut Vintage from Champagne Pol Roger is made from the traditional house vintage blend of 60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay from 20 Grands and Premiers crus vineyards in the Montagne de Reims and the Côte des Blancs.
Produced only in limited quantities the Brut Vintage 2018 has been aged in Pol Roger’s deep cellars before being disgorged and released onto the market.
This is a magnum (1.5L) of Pol Roger, the perfect show piece bottle for parties and events!
Glenburgie 2000 23 Year Old #3644
£185.00 inc. VATWe are pleased to offer this 2000 Glenburgie, bottled by Gordon & MacPhail in their Connoisseurs Choice range. Aged for 23 years, only 487 bottles were produced at 58.7% from a first fill sherry butt.
Fragrant aromas on the nose are proceeded by butterscotch and sweet dates. Zingy jam flavours follow, complemented by orange zest and sugary toffee.
Paul John Mithuna Release (Private sale)
£200.00 inc. VATThis is a cracking single malt from the Paul John in India. This whisky was released as part of their Zodiac Range, with Mithuna being India’s counterpart to Gemini here in the UK.
It has matured in first-fill American oak and finished in first-fill ex-bourbon casks, before being bottled at 58%
Macallan Speymalt 18 Year Old Cask #9620
Original price was: £225.00.£205.00Current price is: £205.00. inc. VATWe are delighted to offer this stunning Macallan 18 1st fill sherry butt from Gordon & MacPhail. 18 Year Old Macallan’s usually retail for £350, so to get an 18 Year Old Macallan from Gordon & MacPhail allows customers to try some superb liquid for a fraction of the usual cost.
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