Considered by many to be the benchmark for Islay malts this classic pours a golden amber colour and wafts from your glass with intense smoky peat and iodine. The palate is full flavour, rich and smooth with peat, figs, dates, and vanilla followed by an enduring smoky and dry finish.

Sweet woodsmoke, peat embers, Jaffa oranges, new leather, sea salt, and cigarette smoke on the nose. Orange carries over onto the robust palate, with quite pronounced smokiness, black pepper, and dark chocolate. Long and peppery in the finish, with lingering smoke and brine.

Aged for 11 years and finished in Caribbean rum casks, this whisky provides a distinctive twist on the classic Lagavulin profile. The nose reveals Lagavulin's signature peaty smoke, enhanced by sweet, tropical notes from the rum cask finish. On the palate, it offers a complex blend of intense Islay smokiness and maritime character, harmoniously balanced with the smooth, sweet flavors of rum

Lambay Small Batch Blend Irish Whiskey is a triple-distilled blend of malt and grain whiskeys, finished in cognac casks. It has a pale oak brown color and offers aromas of floral notes, citrus, and spiciness. The taste includes cracked almonds, pepper, and malt, with a lingering spicy finish with a sweet aftertaste due to the cognac cask influence. The whiskey is a collaboration between the Camus family, a cognac producer, and the Baring family, who own Lambay Island, Ireland.

Laphroaig 10 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky stands as a testament to the distinctive terroir and time-honored distilling practices of Islay, Scotland. Celebrated for its robust, smoky profile and intricate depth, Laphroaig 10 Year Old sets the standard for Islay single malts, presenting enthusiasts with a whisky journey that is as daring as it is gratifying. Matured for a decade in ex-bourbon barrels, this expression encapsulates the essence of the rugged coastal environment, delivering notes of peaty smoke, briny seaweed, and subtle hints of sweetness.

This limited edition release from Laphroaig, bottled in March 2017, underwent a unique maturation process. Initially aged in refill hogsheads, a portion was transferred to refill quarter casks, while the rest remained in first-fill bourbon barrels. After a total of 27 years of aging, the whiskies were blended and bottled at 41.7% ABV.

A new, no age statement addition to the Laphroaig family that blends together Quarter Cask, PX, Triple Wood, and 10 year old. The nose is reminiscent of freshly-treated decking, before some classic iodine creeps in. Water brings out geranium, pollen, and damp leather. The palate is simple, clean, and mild (and smoky), with bay leaf, light dried fruit, and that oily wood. Undoubtedly there's a lot going on, but it’s not married, and 40% means it lacks the necessary wallop.

Double matured in American oak barrels; glistening gold colour in the glass, with lively aromas of peat smoke, vanilla, coconut and banana; the increased oak contact creates a soft velvety mouthfeel that is complemented by distinctive peatiness, followed by smoke and soft sweetness leading to a long drying finish.

This blend of straight bourbon whiskies, finished in red wine and sherry casks, offers a delightful array of aromas and flavors. The nose entices with inviting grain notes, reminiscent of porridge, accompanied by a medley of spices including cinnamon, clove, and spearmint. Subtle hints of baked apple, citrus oil, honey-roasted peanuts, and milk chocolate add layers of complexity. On the palate, nutty grain flavors take the lead, intertwined with red fruit, caramel, and vibrant spices like black pepper, cinnamon, and candied ginger. Citrus oil, walnuts, and a touch of cigar tobacco emerge, leading to a nutty and somewhat light finish. Distilled by Jim Beam master distiller Fred Noe and expertly blended by Suntory master blender Shinji Fukuyo, this bourbon offers a harmonious balance of flavors and textures, making it a true delight to savor.

Legent® Yamazaki Cask Finish Blend is a testament to the collaborative artistry and innovation in whiskey-making. Originating as a meticulously crafted Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey by Fred in Kentucky, it embarks on a transformative journey across continents to the Suntory Yamazaki Distillery in Japan. Under the expertise of Shinji, it undergoes secondary aging in French Oak wine casks and Spanish Oak sherry casks, as well as a finishing period in sherry casks previously used for maturing Yamazaki Single Malt Japanese Whisky. These unique aging processes impart rich notes and a vivid spiced finish, adding layers of complexity and depth. Finally, the carefully selected batches are blended with the original Bourbon Whiskey before bottling in Clermont. The result is a harmonious and complex expression, marrying oaky warmth with smooth brightness and culminating in a distinctly long finish.

Nose: Rich caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak.
Taste: Notes of dark chocolate, dried fruits, and baking spices.
Palate: Smooth and full-bodied with a long, warming finish.

Nose: The Casks of Lindores Bourbon Cask Single Malt Scotch Whisky offers a delightful aroma of rich vanilla, caramel, and honey, with hints of toasted oak and a subtle floral undertone.

Taste: On the palate, this whisky reveals a smooth and creamy texture, with flavors of sweet toffee, butterscotch, and ripe orchard fruits. The influence of the bourbon casks is evident, bringing notes of vanilla and toasted coconut, complemented by a gentle spice.

Palate: The finish is long and warming, leaving a lingering sweetness of caramel and honey, balanced by a touch of oak and a hint of black pepper. Overall, The Casks of Lindores is a well-rounded and harmonious single malt, showcasing the perfect marriage of bourbon cask maturation and Lindores Abbey's distillery character.

Lismore 15 Year is a sherried single malt Scotch whisky sourced from a distinguished Speyside distillery, known for its Red doors and owned by independent bottler William Lundie & Co. It presents enticing aromas of salty roasted nuts, apricot marmalade, and floral honey on the nose. The palate offers a dry, fruity experience with notes of raisin toast, brown sugar, Creme Brûlée, and Christmas spice, all wrapped in a medium-to-full body. The finish is robust yet delicate, leaving a lasting impression.

On the nose, this whisky offers an array of inviting aromas, including polished oak pews, brandy-soaked cherries, Wine Gums, and leather, accompanied by nuances of goat's milk dark chocolate, candied nuts, and marzipan. Fruity pipe tobacco, oranges, and sliced melons add depth to the bouquet. The palate delivers a rich, fruity, and floral experience with a warm, buttery mouthfeel, featuring notes of polished oak, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla bean. Indulgent flavors of creme caramel, dulce de leche, mandarin orange, and brandy-soaked cherries unfold, accompanied by hints of tobacco, dark chocolate, and leather. The finish, of medium length, envelops the palate in warm spices, creamy vanilla, and soft fruits. While not as sherried as previous batches, this whisky exudes elegance and complexity. While its exact origins remain unclear, it is associated with a renowned distillery on the Ballindalloch Estate.

Color: Deep russet with golden highlights. Aroma: Delicately sweet with hints of clove spice. Taste: Lightly floral with gentle smoke and sweet vanilla, transitioning into caramel. Finish: Warm and full-bodied, leaving behind lingering impressions of fresh apple.

"Little Book® Chapter 6, 'To The Finish,'" as an opportunity for both seasoned connoisseurs and newcomers to expand their whiskey palate. This blend of five different liquid streams, aged using various wood staves and barrel techniques, showcases the innovation of the Little Book series over the past six years. Despite its lower aged whiskies, Chapter 6 challenges assumptions with its unique profile from secondary aging, making it approachable even for those new to cask strength whiskey. Inspired by Freddie's passions for cooking and whiskey, Chapter 6 combines the smoke and flavor of hardwoods with American Whiskey, creating a taste that's greater than the sum of its parts, reflecting generations of culinary and distilling expertise.

Loch Lomond 14 Year Old Peated Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a masterfully crafted expression that showcases the distillery's signature versatility and skill in whisky making. This peated single malt, aged for 14 years, captures the essence of the Scottish Highlands, combining the natural peatiness of the region with the unique character of Loch Lomond's distillation process. It offers a golden amber color and an inviting nose that blends the smokiness of peat with the sweetness of vanilla, complemented by hints of green apple and a touch of citrus. The palate is rich and smoky, yet balanced with a sweet maltiness and notes of ripe fruits, leading to a long, warming finish that leaves a memorable impression of complex peat smoke and a subtle sweetness. This whisky is a celebration of the craft of peated whisky production, appealing to both peat enthusiasts and those seeking a rich, nuanced Scotch experience.

The Lochlea Ploughing Edition First Crop whisky features a nose of baked fruit with a subtle background of peat smoke. The palate offers notes of cooked apples, Brazil nuts, and a light, persistent peat smoke. The finish is described as having warming allspice and damp embers.

This whisky is finished in heavily charred barrels, giving it its deep amber colour. Expect aromas and flavours of caramel, vanilla, apricot, baking spice, and a hint of floral notes. It's full-bodied and fruity with a long-lasting finish. Enjoy neat alongside whisky-brushed ribs or pair it with dark chocolate cake.

Lucky Seven "The Frenchman" is a high-proof (113 proof) Kentucky Straight Bourbon finished in new French oak barrels, offering a complex flavor profile of toasted marshmallow, Demerara sugar, dried cranberries, and Cara Cara oranges on the nose, followed by notes of cinnamon, mandarins, hazelnuts, stone fruits, caramel, and vanilla wafers on the palate, and a long, spicy, and sweet finish with mocha, dark chocolate, and tobacco.

Nose: Rock pools and sea shells, juxtaposed by redcurrant and toffee pennies.

Palate: Rounded barley with waves of soft smoke, dotted by chocolate, vanilla, cassia, and salted butter.

Finish: Very subtly grassy, still with vanilla and coastal peat smoke at the fore.

Macaloney's Na Braiche Whisky 46 is a single malt Canadian whisky from Vancouver Island, distilled from BC barley and aged in Portuguese red wine casks. It has an ABV of 46% and features a complex flavor profile with notes of red berries, tropical fruit, honey, and toffee on the nose, leading to a creamy palate with hints of dark chocolate and spiced oak on the finish. The whisky is natural color and non-chill filtered.

Macaloney's "The Peat Project - WA RW 46%" is a Canadian single malt whisky that is part of a single cask series, known for balancing intense peat smoke from Washington State with fruity notes derived from maturation in a Portuguese re-charred red wine (RW) barrique. The whisky has a substantial peat smoke content of 54 PPM (parts per million).

The MACALONEY'S - PEAT PROJECT - WA SW - EBC is a specific single cask release of Canadian single malt whisky, noted for its use of Washington State (WA) peat and maturation in a European Moscatel (SW - Sweet White wine) Barrique cask.

Macaloney's Peat Project Islay Ex-Bourbon Cask (EBC) is a Canadian single malt whisky using traditional Islay peat for smoking and aged in bourbon casks, offering a unique "terroir" comparison by blending Scottish peat character (iodine, seaweed, tobacco) with Canadian craftsmanship (vanilla, fruit, honey from the bourbon cask), creating a smoky, maritime, yet sweet and complex dram balancing medicinal notes with classic bourbon sweetness, according to Macaloney’s Distillery and Strath Liquor Merchants.

Macaloney's An Aba is a lightly peated, Canadian single malt whisky known for its complex, sherried character, resulting from a blend of casks including Kentucky bourbon, Spanish Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez, Portuguese red wine, and virgin American oak. Its tasting profile features a mix of sweet, fruity, and smoky notes, with an aromatic profile of pine, orange liqueur, and tropical fruit, while the palate offers hints of burnt heather, dried figs, and milk chocolate, and the finish leaves a lingering warmth of smoke, sherry, and vanilla.

Macaloney's Cath-Nah-Aven is a single malt spirit from Vancouver Island that honors traditional sherry-style whiskies. It has a complex nose with notes of red berries, plums, and oak, and a huge, creamy body on the palate with flavors of plums, raisins, spices, and a hint of sea salt. Aged in Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks as well as American oak casks, it has a long, complex finish.

Nose: Rich peat smoke, charred oak, hints of vanilla and honey.

Taste: Smoky and peaty, with notes of roasted nuts, dark chocolate, and a touch of citrus.

Palate: Full-bodied and creamy, with a smoky sweetness balanced by spicy oak and a hint of sea salt.

MacNair’s Lum Reek is a range of blended malts produced by the GlenAllachie Distillers Company. Created by Billy Walker, this composition is built around peated Islay and Speyside whiskies, mixed with GlenAllachie single malt. The whiskies are drawn from a combination of Oloroso, virgin oak and red wine casks. Nose: a nice start on elegant smoke, tobacco leaves and hints of cedar wood, mixed with raisin sweetness, toffee and a good dose of vanilla. Plum jam. Cinnamon. Lemon zest. Hints of cocoa in the background. Maybe not hugely expressive – elegance is key here.

Taste: s layered combination of dry and sweet notes again. Peaches, marmalade and berries, some honey and dark chocolate. Some old leather and pleasant woody touches. Toffee. Pepper. The earthy smoke is present but never overpowering.

Finish: medium to long, more ashy and spicy with lingering cocoa.

Maker's Mark is a premium Kentucky straight bourbon whisky known for its soft red winter wheat in the mash bill, which gives it a smooth, rounded flavor profile, and the iconic red wax seal that hand-dips each bottle. Produced by the Maker's Mark Distillery Inc. in Loretto, Kentucky, it was created to be a delicious bourbon that didn't have the bitter or sharp taste often found in other bourbons.

This attractively golden-hued whiskey shows the delicate aromas of orange peel, white pepper, and butterscotch. Upon tasting there is a gentle heat that gives ample zip to the smooth texture of baked apples, raw vanilla bean, crushed spices, and lightly charred oak.

Makers 46, from the renowned bourbon maker, is distinguished by its unique process of adding seared oak planks to the barrels during additional aging. This method enhances the bourbon with more pronounced caramel, spice, and vanilla flavors, culminating in a bold finish.

Maker's Mark Cask Strength 2023 offers a bolder, richer profile compared to the regular Maker's Mark, with notes of raisin bread, blueberry pie, and cinnamon buns on the nose. The palate is described as mouth-coating and waxy, with flavors like angel food cake, pink popcorn, and canned peaches. The finish is long and balanced, with touches of red Twizzlers and toasted oak.

A Maker's Mark gift pack typically includes a 750mL bottle of the classic Maker's Mark bourbon, known for its smooth, sweet, and balanced flavor with notes of vanilla and caramel, along with two whiskey glasses. This set is ideal for gifting due to its elegant presentation, which features the iconic red wax-sealed bottle and high-quality glasses for enjoying the bourbon neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.