Isle of Jura 12 Years Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 40% Signature Range Series The 12 Years Single Malt is presented in a new guise in the already well-known Signature Range series. The series represents the company's special style. The 12-year-old can safely be classified above the 10-year-old and the Jura Journey with no age statement. This means that it appeals not only to beginners, but also to the odd whisky expert who wants to be inspired by the perfectly balanced aromas. At the beginning there are aromas of fine vanilla, toffee and malt and a subtle hint of pear. The peat smoke then becomes more apparent on the palate, along with notes of iodine, leather and a pinch of salt, although the whisky always appears very soft and non-alcoholic. The aroma of oak wood lingers more in the background, heralding the surprisingly long, soft finish characterized by light peat. Here, too, vanilla, malt and citrus accompany the palate before toasted oak wood takes over.

Crabbie 12 Years Lightly Peated Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 40% John Crabbie & Co If you have previously held bottlings with the brand name Crabbie, these were whisky bottlings from third-party stocks. Since the brand does not (yet) have its own production facility, this is to open under the name 'Crabbie Micro Distillery', a peated single malt from another island distillery, which is not named, was used here. Aroma: intense with a malty aroma, fresh citrus notes. Taste: full-bodied whisky, fine honey notes with orange notes and green tea. Finish: long and smoky with a fine peppery spice.

Creag Dhu Speyside Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 40.2% The quality of Creag Dhu whisky begins with the selection of the finest barley, followed by the perfected mashing and distillation processes. The key to the exceptional taste profile lies in the specially selected barrels and how they are roasted and charred. Creag Dhu is a very traditional whisky, produced by master distiller Chris Molyneaux, in collaboration with a Speyside distillery. Time-honored Scottish whisky distilling techniques are used that have not changed for centuries. Creag Dhu whisky is stored for at least eight years. Creag Dhu is an exceptionally smooth, rich, spicy and delicate single malt Scotch whisky with a warm and long finish, with notes of date and walnut cake, spicy caramel and Oloroso sherry.

Glen Scotia Single Malt Whisky Campbeltown Harbour 0.7L 40% Glen Scotia Distillery The name Glen Scotia is no stranger to whisky experts in particular. The distillery has existed since 1832 and is valued for its high quality and authenticity. Today Glen Scotia is produced under the management of the Loch Lomond Distillery Co., which produces only around 100,000 l of Glen Scotia each year. Maturation and taste The name of the whisky does what it suggests: It exudes a harbor atmosphere! The Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour matures entirely in first-fill ex-bourbon casks, which give the whisky slightly fruity characteristics. There is also a sweet herbal aroma, as well as a certain saltiness and subtle influences of peat smoke and a mild sea breeze.

Glenfiddich Single Malt Whisky 12 years 0.7L 40% set with 2 glasses Glenfiddich Distillery Scotland The Scottish whisky distillery has been in existence since 1963 and is said to have been the first to sell 'pure' whisky. Until the distillery was founded, it is said, whisky was always sold as a blend. Today the company is one of the world's best known whisky brands. The perfect gift This whisky is the perfect gift for anyone new to the diverse world of whisky. Its mild character quickly convinces you and gets you to think more and more about the subject of whisky. If you are looking for a nice whisky as a gift for a hostess, the Glenfiddich Single Malt 12 year old including 2 glasses is definitely not a bad choice. Tasting Notes After opening, the whisky welcomes you with a fruity, sweet bouquet, peppered with vanilla. On the palate, it is initially very soft on the tongue, with aromas of malt and fruit being the first to be noticed. Then subtle notes of oak join in.

The Ileach Peated Islay Single Malt Whisky Cask Strength 0.7L 58% Islay through and through We warmly recommend this whisky to fans of strong peat smoke notes. However, the exact distillery behind this peaty whisky has not been fully disclosed. Some think they recognize a typical Lagavulin, but others see it more as a Caol Ila... In terms of taste, this ignorance gives The Ileach Islay Cask Strength even more 'character'; you perceive the aromas more intensely and perhaps not be able to recognize a specific distillery. All in all, however, this The Ileach (translated from Gaelic, this means 'citizen of Islay') reflects the typical Islay characteristics: clear and sometimes strong peat smoke notes combined with maritime overtones.

Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon 0.7L 47% Responsible distillery The American Heaven Hill distillery is behind the Elijah whiskey. It can be found in Louisville, Kentucky, where it has been the largest independent and family-run whiskey distillery in the entire USA for years. Elijah Craig This straight bourbon gets its name 'Elijah Craig' from a special key figure in American bourbon history, Reverend Elijah Craig, who in 1789 is said to have been the first person in spirits history to put the finished distillate into burnt oak barrels for the first time and store it there for some time. The Elijah Craig Small Batch Straight Bourbon is made up of both corn and rye whiskey. There is no longer an exact age, but it is known that the blend is made up of barrels that have been stored for between eight and twelve years. In terms of taste, you can look forward to a complex, soft and warming bourbon. Oak and nutmeg initially dominate the taste, but then give way to sweet vanilla and fruit notes as well as various spices. Sweet notes are also present for a long time in the long-lasting finish.

Islay Journey Blended Malt Whisky 0.7L 46% Independent bottler Hunter Laing This time too, the independent bottler Hunter Laing, who has been responsible for fascinating blends since 1949 and is now in the third generation, is hiding behind a blended malt whisky. The Islay Journey is a blend of various Islay malts, most of which matured in bourbon barrels. The taste experience is more influenced by the bitter, smoky notes. The aroma is clearly characterized by smoky notes, citrus and leather, on the palate an intense whisky with notes of peat and seaweed, but also fruity notes such as grapefruit or banana.

Highland Journey Blended Malt Whisky 0.7L 46.2% Hunter Laing The independent bottler Hunter Laing is behind this wonderful Highland Journey Blende Malt. The bottler, who has been responsible for blended Scotch whisky since 1949 in the 3rd generation, has been able to amass a considerable collection of sought-after, old and very rare whisky over the years. These are combined to create wonderful blends and often brought to market as limited editions. One of these outstanding products is the Highland Journey Blended Malt Whisky. The whiskies used for the blend matured partly in bourbon but also in sherry casks, creating a wonderful harmony between herbal and oak notes as well as sweet fruit notes. The nose initially reveals notes of honey and red fruits, followed immediately by vanilla and subtle floral notes. The intense and sophisticated taste is clearly evident on the palate, at first there are fruity, fresh notes, but these then quickly give way to spicy notes of cinnamon and pepper, and the aromas of sherry can also be detected here.

Tamnavullin Speyside Single Malt Whisky Double Cask 0.7L 40% Distillery anniversary It was not clear for a long time that the distillery would even have such a 'big' anniversary. The distillery, which was only built by Invergordon in 1966, had its difficulties right from the start. After it was taken over by Whyte & Mackay in 1994, they closed the distillery a good year later. At the turn of the century, production resumed briefly for a few months, but nothing major. It was only after the distillery was sold again and bought by a subsidiary of the Indian UB Group that whisky production began again in the same year it was bought, 2007. However, they rarely sold under their own name, and liter after liter went into various blends, including Mackinlay's. To mark the company's 50th anniversary, the Tamnavullin distillery from the village of the same name in Scotland has finally brought a new original bottling onto the market. This went through two maturation phases, the first in ex-bourbon barrels and the second in ex-sherry barrels, which gave it a strong amber color. The Double Cask has a lot to offer in terms of taste. Spicy notes such as cinnamon and cardamom, cloves and allspice, as well as notes of dark stone fruit such as plums. Light sweetness from malt and butter caramel. Sweet and spicy notes accompany the finish.

Glen Grant Single Malt Whisky Arboralis 0.7L 40% Arboralis Single Malt Whisky Arboralis refers to the old Victorian garden, which is located in the immediate vicinity of the Glen Grant distillery. The name is an allusion to this storage location, because translated it means something like 'light that shines through the trees'. In this old garden, the whisky is stored partly in bourbon and partly in sherry casks. This is married in a ratio of 9:1. In terms of taste, this new single malt whisky has a lot to offer. On the nose, it is initially fruity notes such as peach, banana and pear that pamper the senses. Honey and a hint of vanilla are also present. If you now take a small sip, an equally fruity bouquet develops. Here, however, there are other fruits that you can recognize. There are orange and apple, as well as peach with a hint of vanilla. Something reminiscent of tea hangs in the background. The finish is medium-long, with further notes, this time of a more spicy character.

Monkey Shoulder Smokey Monkey Blended Malt Whisky 0.7L 40% Who is behind Monkey Shoulder? Not many people have heard of this brand yet. But let us tell you that you most likely know the whisky brand behind Monkey Shoulder. The founder of the brand is none other than the well-known company William Grant & Sons! This is therefore a real Scottish whisky and brings together three of the greatest whisky producers under one roof. These three different distilleries and their different characters are also united in the Monkey Shoulder Blended Whisky. The first edition of this blend, the 'Mokey Shoulder', was released in 2005, but this bottling is the 'peated' version. 'Somkey' is absolutely the name of the game with this blend. All blends used are based on peated barley or peated whisky. This taste is more likely to attract connoisseurs than beginners. The smoky character is accompanied on the palate by fruity notes such as orange and a fine sweetness that can also convince beginners.

Tomintoul Single Malt Whisky Seiridh Oloroso Sherry Cask Finish 0.7L 40% Tomintoul Distillery The whisky distillery from Scotland is based in the village of the same name, 'Tomintoul', which is the highest village in the country. The brand is a merger of the two whisky traders W&S Strong & Co and Hay &HacLeod& Co and was founded in 1964. The distillery was built in 1965. There have been many changes of ownership over the years; today the distillery belongs to Whsyte&Mackay. Seiridh Oloroso Sherry Cask Finish The first maturation phase takes place in ex-bourbon barrels, the second in Oloroso Sherry Butts. These give the whisky its slightly nutty but above all very fruity-sweet taste. With only 6,000 bottles worldwide, the Seiridh is a limited edition.

Glenfiddich Single Malt Whisky 12 Years Triple Oak 0.7L 40% Triple Oak Once again, the Scottish Glenfiddich distillery has opted for a special bottling. Three different types of barrels were used for this 12-year-old malt whisky: Bourbon, sherry and freshly charred French oak barrels. All three contribute with their special properties to a harmonious taste experience - and that for a whisky that has been matured for such a short time. Tasting The first impression when opening the bottle speaks clearly for the typical Glenfiddich character. Soft aromas, a little fruitiness and light wood notes are in the foreground. As expected, it is also super pleasant and soft. After a few seconds in the mouth, the individual aromas emerge: sweet caramel, fruity notes and also a hint of oak and smoke are recognizable.

Isle of Jura The Sound Single Malt Whisky 1.0L 42.5% Isle of Jura Distillery The Isle of Jura Distillery is located on the Isle of Jura, an island that belongs to Scotland. Even before the distillery was 'officially' founded by Charles Mackinlay & Company in 1960, a distillery is said to have existed at the same location years earlier, around 1831. After a few changes of ownership, however, following disputes between the Ferguson family and the then owner of the land, the distillery was closed and all the equipment sold. It was only after the new building was built in 1960 and under the management of Charles Mackinlay & Company distilled whisky from the Isle of Jura for the first time in 1963. The Sound - Single Malt Whisky The single malt 'The Sound' is one of the special bottlings that are all geared to the special geographical conditions of the island. After there was already a The Road, which was dedicated to the unpaved road that leads directly to the distillery, there is now 'The Sound'. This reflects the character of the strait on the Gulf of Corryvreckan and the sound of the sea caused by stormy seas.

Bushmills Irish Single Malt Whiskey 10 Years Sherry Cask Finish 1.0L 46% Whiskey since 1608 The Old Bushmills distillery on the banks of the River Bush is one of the oldest distilleries in Ireland; according to the distillery's own information, it is even the oldest legal distillery in Ireland. Limited Edition With the Bushmills 10YO Single Malt Sherry Cask, the Bushmills distillery has released a wonderful limited edition. After the normal maturation period in oak barrels, the whiskey matured in fine Oloroso sherry barrels from the well-known Bodega Paez-Morilla. This gives the 10 YO Sherry Cask Finish Whiskey a full-bodied, strong aroma. Subtle honey notes and fine dried fruit notes round off the palate.

Jameson Cold Brew Whiskey and Coffee 0.7L 30% Coffee and Irish whiskey are no strangers to the glass, but the makers of Jameson Cold Brew Whiskey and Coffee felt there was more to this story.And so the search began for a new twist on this classic combination. The result? The smoothness of Jameson meets the richness of cold brewed coffee, made from 100% Arabica beans from Brazil and Colombia. The Jameson Cold Brew Whiskey and Coffee has intense, rich aromas of coffee beans combined with chocolate, caramel and vanilla, complemented by subtle notes of tobacco and roasted coffee notes And how does it taste? Rich, yet refreshing and smooth, is the taste. The perfect balance of roasted coffee beans, sweet vanilla and spices from our charred barrels and pot still spirit. Jameson Cold Brew Whiskey and Coffee is worth a try.

Tamnavulin Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Sherry Cask Edition 0.7L 40% Aged in American oak barrels and enhanced by a finesse in three different sherry casks. A classic revelation from the Scottish Speyside region. Nose: A bouquet marked by freshly baked tarte tatin and vanilla pod, which soon gives way to another charm, as nuances of banana, caramelized orange and fresh ginger complete this composition of temptation. Palate: Warm and inviting. The palate discovers an avalanche of exotic aromas, glazed nectarines and frangipane, briefly illuminated by a hint of sticky toffee pudding, demerara sugar and Seville oranges.

Isle of Jura Single Malt Whisky Winter Edition Sherry Cask Finish 0.7L 40% Winter Edition For the cold winter days, the island distillery launched its new warm-emitting representative in the Cask Editions series in winter 2020/21. This whisky was first matured in ex-bourbon casks before being finished in Spanish sherry casks. However, it was bottled and released for sale without an exact age statement.The whisky is given the addition 'Winter Edition' because, according to Master Distiller Gregg Glass, the flavors are strongly reminiscent of the Christmas season. Tasting Nose: Surprisingly, it is fresh citrus and caramel notes that are prominent here. These are accompanied by the aroma of sultanas and a hint of banana. Palate: Here the whisky develops towards coffee notes accompanied by the nutty aroma of maple syrup, notes of spicy wine, vanilla and cinnamon are also present. Finish: In the finish it shows a warming bouquet accompanied by vanilla and cinnamon.

Glengoyne Single Malt Whisky 12 Years Time Keeper Set with Glass 0.7L 43% Glengoyne The Scottish Glengoyne whisky distillery also has a long history. It was founded in 1833 by a local farmer named Georg Connell. Initially, the illegal distillery was operated under the name 'Burnfoot Distillery' until it was finally given its current name 'Glengoyne' at the beginning of the 20th century. 12 Years Time Keeper Set with Glass 'Time is a gift' - is the company's advertising slogan for this great gift set. At the distillery, this refers both to the production process, for which people like to take their time, and to the enjoyment of the finished product. The 12-year maturation takes place in both bourbon and sherry casks in the traditional warehouses, which, unlike the distillery itself, are located in the Lowlands. These consist of moist clay soils, which create a special climate for storage. This means that a perfect balance between fresh notes and the typically soft character of the Glengoyne could be created over the maturation period.

Benriach 'The Twelve' 12 year old Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 46% Scotland One of the outstanding Scottish whisky distilleries is the 'Benriach' distillery. It is located in the famous Speyside whisky region, which is known for its very peaty whisky. The distillery was built by John Duff at the end of the 19th century, but was closed again in 1900. Only the malthouse, which supplied other distilleries such as Longmorn, remained open. It reopened in 1965. Three different barrels In this case, three different barrels were chosen for maturation, each of which was previously filled with a different alcohol. Port wine, sherry and bourbon barrels were used here. The single malt whisky matured in each individual barrel for 12 years before the marriage took place. The aroma ranges between fruity components associated with wild berries and piquant, spicy notes of maple syrup. Notes of cocoa and mocha beans can also be detected in the background.

Bushmills Steamship Collection No. 3 Char Bourbon Cask Reserve Triple Distilled Single Malt Whiskey 1.0L 40% Steamship Collection To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the famous steamship SS Bushmills, a special whisky series was launched in 2015. In order to obtain special spirits such as rum, bourbon whisky or others, the 1890 distillery used the opportunity to advertise them overseas with the SS Bushmills. To honor this diversity, each whisky in the Steamship Collection is given a different finish in different types of casks, including port wine casks, sherry casks or old rum casks. Bourbon casks were selected for maturation for the No. 3 Char Bourbon Cask Reserve Triple Distiller. The addition of No. In this case, 3 Char refers to the type or duration of the barrel being charred from the inside. No. 1 Char would be 15 seconds, No. 2 30 seconds and No. 3 takes 35 seconds to burn out. There is only one further stage, No. 4, which takes a full 55 seconds and the result is a very heavily charred barrel and, accordingly, a much smokier whisky. The aromas If you let the fine No. 3 Char Bourbon Cask Reserve Triple Distiller melt on your tongue, a fantastic whisky with a creamy-sweet texture develops. Fruit components that you could already detect on the nose fade into the background on the palate, but remain in the memory. Oak wood and fine vanilla aromas come to the fore and develop into sweet, malty, caramel notes.

Laphroaig Islay Single Malt Whisky 10 years 0.7L + 2 glasses As an inexpensive classic among the Islay whiskies, Laphroaig Single Malt Scotch Whisky 10 years has almost cult status. Matured for 10 years in selected oak barrels in the south of the western Scottish island of Islay, this characteristic single malt whisky has a light, golden color.On the nose with clear peat notes, medicinal nuances, salt, seaweed and a light sherry note. On the palate intensely smoky, light sweetness, lots of peat, a trace of salt and a powerful body. The aftertaste is dry, intense and extremely long. Laphroaig Single Malt Whisky 10 years offers a lot of whisky for little money, but is definitely not for beginners. Now in a set with 2 sipping glasses

The Observatory 20 Years Signature Series Single Grain Whisky 0.7L 40% The Observatory The Observatory 20 Years Single Grain Whisky has now been released as part of the Signature Series. With its name, the series pays respect to the numerous Scottish lighthouses along the 10,000 mile long coast. This bottling comes from the Macduff distillery, which can be found in the shadow of the Macduff Lighthouse. The 20-year-old single grain whisky matured in bourbon barrels and was created by one of the few female master blenders in the whisky segment, Stephanie Macleod. What aromas can you find here? The further maturation in ex-bourbon barrels has given the whisky a number of additional aromas. Sweet fruit notes meet vanilla and butterscotch. Added to this is the aroma of summer berries and subtle lemon notes.