Single Malt Whisky

The Balvenie Single Malt Scotch Whisky Doublewood 12 years 0.7L 40% set with 2 glasses Balvenie Single Malt Whisky Doublewood 12 years is the malt whisky that started the trend for finishing in sherry casks! On the nose, Balvenie Single Malt Scotch Whisky Doublewood 12 years is full of sweet fruit and pronounced Oloroso sherry notes, honey and vanilla. In the mouth, a gentle, soft single malt whisky is revealed with an impressive abundance of aromas that range from nutty sweetness to cinnamon tones to complex sherry tones, making this whisky an outstanding representative of bottlings with a finishing. Accompanied by a fine smokiness in the aftertaste, a light spiciness with an increasing influence of vanilla comes to the fore. A fruity, intense and delicious malt!

Aberlour A`Bunadh Single Malt Scotch Whisky Batch 74 0.7L 60% Aberlour A`Bunadh Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a real sherry bomb. Wonderfully aromatic on the nose with a light peat note, sherry tones and massive fruit aromas from mango to apples are concentrated. On the palate, the sherry tries to dominate, but is kept in check by peppery spices, slightly smoked malt, papaya and light nuttiness.Aberlour A`Bunadh Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky has a very long aftertaste, pure sherry with tones of citrus fruits, some cocoa with light wood notes. A luxurious and impressive single malt whisky!

Bowmore 15 Years Golden and Elegant Single Malt Whisky 1.0L 43% Aston Martin V8 1972 With a shared desire for sophistication and elegance, the Aston Martin AM V8 and Bowmore 15 Year Old perfectly capture the vision of their respective creators. The definition of true sophistication in every aspect, refined in style and substance to enhance this striking and palate-pleasing partnership. Colour: Golden barley Nose: Sicilian golden desserts with honey, Amalfi lemon and sweet tobacco leaf Palate: Silky citrus, salty-sweet vanilla and honey Taste: Peat smoke, sweet almond and lemon

Bowmore Aston Martin 10 Years Dark and Intense Islay Single Malt Whisky 1.0L 40% Aston Martin 1922 GP TT2 The bold character of the 10 year old Bowmore meets the fiercely ambitious Aston Martin 1922 GP TT2 to tell a story of groundbreaking vision and strength of character. Driven by the fascination and intensity that unite bold flavours to define a captivating journey of passion and belief. Colour: Dark amber Nose: Sun-dried fruits, baked Seville orange and roasted maple Palate: Sultana grapes, sea salt and dark fruit oils Taste: Peat-smoked walnut and spices

St. George Baller Single Malt Whiskey 0.7L 47%

Talisker Single Malt Whisky Surge 0.7L 45.8%

Balvenie 15 Years Madeira Cask Finished Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 43% (Excluding GB) Balvenie Distillery The single malt distillery was founded in 1892 by J. Grant and is still owned by William Grant & Sons Ltd. The distillery can still be found today in Dufftown, Scotland, below the Glenfiddich distillery. When the distillery was founded, used stills from Lagavulin and others were used for cost reasons. This worked well until 1957, but then demand grew and the number of stills was increased from two to four. Today, the distillery has an impressive nine stills. 15 Years Madeira Cask Finished For this bottling, barrels that had previously been used to store sweet Madeira wine were chosen for the maturation process. These now pass on the sweet wine notes that have passed into the wood to the whisky, refining it with sweet fruit notes. These are reminiscent of dark currants and blackberries and are rounded off with notes of fresh orange, roasted nuts and oak.

Tomintoul Tundra Bourbon Cask Speyside Single Malt Whisky 1.0L 40% Tomintoul Distillery In 1965, the Tomintoul Distillery was built in the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. The Tundra Bourbon Cask Single Malt was developed based on the extraordinary surroundings in which the distillery was built. Outside of the Arctic, the Cairngorms National Park is one of the few places where tundra areas exist. The very cold and stormy winters with double-digit minus temperatures ensure that in summer there is even more vibrant life in the higher elevations. These contrasts are reflected in the Tundra Bourbon Cask.

Bowmore Islay Single Malt Whisky 30 Years 0.7L 45.1% The Bowmore Whisky Distillery The distillery, which is now owned by the Japanese-American company Beam-Suntory and is based on the Islay Island in Scotland, was founded in 1779. The founding father is David Simson, who named the distillery after the town of the same name, Bowmore, and opened the first legal distillery on Islay, the Bowmore Distillery. 30 Years Single Malt The Islay Single Malt was already distilled in the last century, namely in 1989. It then matured in bourbon and shery casks until 2020 and was finally bottled as a limited edition with a pleasant 45.1% ABV. Exclusive 30 YO single malts are now to be released annually in strictly limited bottlings. The fascinating aroma on the nose is filled with notes of heather, banana, peaches, pineapple and a hint of vanilla. On the palate, the range of aromas expands to include notes of sweet honey, a hint of eucalyptus and subtle peat notes. The Bowmore Isaly Single Malt 30 YO is delivered in an elegantly crafted wooden box, which makes it particularly popular with collectors.

Ailsa Bay Sweet Smoke Release 1.2 Single Malt Whisky with Glass 0.7L 48.9% Ailsa Bay Distillery In 2007, another distillery was built on the site of the Girvan distillery. This is the 'Ailsa Bay Distillery', which is now presenting its second bottling. It produces whisky using the so-called 'micro-maturation process'. This means that the so-called pipe spirit is first filled into small Hudson Baby Bourbon barrels with a capacity of 25-100 liters before being transferred to first and second fill barrels made of American white oak for a further year. Micro-Maturation Series The new bottling is Release 1.2 Sweet Smoke, which is a shade smokier and also sweeter than its predecessor. The aroma offers notes of fresh wood smoke, sweet oak, a hint of vanilla and heather. On the palate, the notes of vanilla and oak become significantly more intense. As expected, there are significantly more intense smoky notes and the aroma of caramel compared to its predecessor.

The Balvenie The Creation of a Classic Single Malt Scotch Whisky 0.7L 43% The Balvenie Distillerie The whisky distillery based in Dufftown, Banffshire, Scotland has been producing single malt Scotch whisky since 1892. The Balvenie was founded by none other than William J. Grant, who also founded Glenfiddich, and is located not far from it. In order to save costs, The Balvenie initially used used stills from the Lagavulin and Glen Albyn distilleries; today the distillery has a total of nine stills. David Stewart, who produced for both Glenfiddich and The Balvenie, was responsible for this. The Creation of a Classic Single Malt – the original cask finish With the words 'Probably the finest Highland malt whisky', David C. Stewart MBE once presented the first The Balvenie Classic Single Malt. For the first time, a single malt that had initially been stored in traditional oak casks was filled into Orloroso sherry casks for a finish. Stewart was thus pioneering work in finishing in a wide variety of wooden casks. The taste Firstly, you notice notes of vanilla and a variety of spices on the nose. These are supported by earthy, malty undertones. On the palate, the aromas are complemented by oat syrup, toffee and other spice notes. Oak wood and certain fruity notes, influenced by storage in sherry casks, are also recognizable. The finish is long-lasting and characterized by oak wood notes.

Fettercairn 28 Year Old Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 42% Fettercairn Based in the eastern Highlands of Scotland, whisky has been produced under an official license at the eponymous location since 1824. Like most distilleries that have existed for such a long time, Fettercairn has a very turbulent history, in which the distillery had to be rebuilt after a fire, had to be temporarily closed after a low point in 1926 and a new high in the mid-1960s, as well as perseverance during a new economic crisis in the 1980s. Fettercairn 28 Year Old Single Malt Whisky The 28 year old single malt is matured exclusively in American bourbon barrels. The aroma offers sweet and fruity notes at the same time. Fruity parts are reminiscent of pineapple and melon, the sweetness is reminiscent of a syrup. These aromas are accompanied by light ginger spice and licorice notes. On the palate, a full, very well-balanced whisky develops, the aroma of which is now characterized by citrus notes and a hint of spicy black pepper. Aromas of roasted nuts, apricots and a hint of vanilla linger in the background. The finish is rather medium-long and is reminiscent of notes of coffee and sweet balsamic vinegar.

Fettercairn 22 Year Old Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 47% Fettercairn 22 Year Old Single Malt Whisky The Fettercairn 22 Year Old matured exclusively in traditional bourbon barrels from America, so that the soft aromas for which Fettercairn is known combine wonderfully. It is not only a welcome aged product for whisky beginners, but also convinces the fine palates of those whisky lovers who like a harmonious play of aromas. Aromas At first, the 22-year-old whisky impresses with the aroma of dried fruit, sweet and sour green apple and notes of freshly baked cake. This first impression is accompanied in the background by cedar wood and hay. A more distinct spice aroma develops on the palate, reminiscent of gingerbread and Christmas in general. Fruity notes of banana, orange, mango and pineapple quickly lighten up these rather heavy spice notes and give it a certain freshness.

Teeling Irish Whisky 30 Years Vintage Reserve Collection 0.7L 46% Vintage Reserve Series As part of the 'Vintage Reserve' series, Teeling is now releasing a 30 Yo whisky again after 2018. All whiskies in this series were distilled in 1991 and released in different years. There is already a young 21Yo, the slightly older brother with 24 Yo, the 28 Yo and now the proud 30 Yo. All three previous vintages matured in a similar way to the 30 Yo, first in Bourbon casks before being finished in Sauternes barrels. This finish has also been increased in each of the different vintages: for the 21-year-olds, the Sauternes maturation time was just over 1 year, for the 24-year-old it was already 3 years and for the 23-year-old it was an impressive 8 years. With the 30 Years Old, this maturation period was topped again and is now an impressive 9 years! It is bottled with a pleasant alcohol content of 46% vol. and this time a good 4,000 bottles are available as a limited edition. Tasting Notes The nose initially reveals surprisingly fresh notes of fruit, roasted nuts and a hint of dark chocolate. The palate reveals a very soft and complex whisky: notes of fruity apricot, peach and a hint of citrus. Fine smoky notes and the aroma of oak underline the fruity components. The finish is long-lasting and underlined by fruit notes and a finely balanced mixture of spicy oak and sea breeze.

Glen Scotia 1832 Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1.0L 46% Glen Scotia is a whisky distillery from Campbeltown with a company history spanning almost 200 years. The Glen Scotia distillery was founded in 1832 and, like many whisky distilleries, went through many ups and downs during this founding period. The distillery remained in family ownership for just over a century until it was sold to West Highland Malt Distillers in 1919. They filed for bankruptcy just five years later, so the distillery was resold. It now belonged to Duncan McCallum. The 1920s were not easy years due to the prohibition of alcohol in the USA, which became apparent for McCallum towards the end of the 1920s. Due to massive business losses in the USA and personal illegal dealings, he went bankrupt and the distillery had to be closed in 1928. From then on, the Bloch Brothers took over the Glen Scotia distillery, managed to survive Prohibition, and operations resumed in 1933 shortly after its repeal. A good 20 years later, the distillery was sold, closed, and remodeled until it was acquired in 2014 by the private equity company Forma Exponent, who still owns Glen Scotia today. Due to its proximity to the sea and the small island of Islay, Glen Scotia has concentrated on peated whiskies, which are known for their very smoky and peaty character. Whisky 1832 The Whisky 1832, which is intended to be a homage to the year the distillery was founded, is first matured in American oak barrels after distillation and then finished in Pedro Ximénez sherry barrels. The nose initially reveals slightly sweet notes of brown sugar and sweet dates, leather, oats and walnut aromas can also be detected. On the palate, the 1832 surprises with a harmonious interplay of smokiness and sweetness. A hint of sea breeze and peat are present and lead to a wonderful, long-lasting finish.

Deanston Highland Single Malt Whisky Kentucky Cask Matured 0.7L 40% Deanston Kentucky Bourbon Anyone who thinks that bourbon always has to be American is mistaken. Deanston Kentucky Bourbon actually comes from the birthplace of whisky, Scotland. The distillery, which is relatively young for whisky, was only built in 1965 in the community of Deanston. There were already some good conditions on site that were ideal for setting up a distillery. The distillery was built on the foundations of an old cotton factory, and the old cotton mill from this was still there and was extensively converted so that it could continue to be used. Kentucky Bourbon Cask Matured. For the Kentucky Bourbon Cask Matured, the whisky from the Scottish Highland region was matured in 1st and 2nd fill barrels from a renowned Kentucky distillery. Unfortunately, we do not know how long this finish lasts, but it must not have been too short, because the whisky has a strong and full-bodied aroma. The aroma is initially reminiscent of crème brûlée with its slight sweetness, refined with almond aroma and flavor. The palate then reveals a more complex and, above all, full-bodied bourbon. It proves to be very creamy on the tongue. Notes of caramelized pears and apples as well as oak and a hint of cinnamon can be recognized before it turns into a long-lasting finish with notes of oak and barley.

Aberlour Forest Reserve 10 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 0.7L 40% Speyside Whiskies Aberlour Whisky also comes from the town of the same name, Aberlour in Speyside, Scotland. The special thing about this whisky: The distillery only produces peated whisky, i.e. whisky that does not contain any smoke. Aberlour uses the two most well-known types of barrels for maturation, either ex-bourbon or ex-sherry barrels, but a combination of both types of barrels is also possible. Forest Reserve The Forest Reserve from the Aberlour distillery is a whisky that is matured in both bourbon and sherry barrels and is then finished in Limousin oak barrels from France. Its extremely mild character makes it ideal for beginners who want to explore the world of Scottish single malts, especially those from Speyside. Tasting Notes The aroma contains notes of juicy green apples, roasted nuts and subtle floral notes. On the palate, the Aberlour 10 Years Forest Reserve surprises with its complexity. Fine vanilla aromas, cinnamon and sweet honey underline the pleasant mildness of the whisky. Notes of malt and nutmeg give it a certain spiciness, as well as a hint of dried fruit and the aroma of juicy green apples. The finish is long and underlined by floral notes.

Glendronach Traditionally Peated Highland Single Malt Whisky 0.7L 48% GlenDronach The GlenDronach distillery was founded in 1826 by an association under the management of James Allardice. In the next century, several changes of ownership followed, including once belonging to the Grant family, who ran it successfully for a good forty years. However, after further changes of ownership, it had to be closed down in 1996. In 2002 production was under the management of Allied Distillers until the distillery was sold back to Benriach in 2008, making it finally independent. In addition to a core range such as a 12-, 15-, 18- or Cask Strength, there is an extensive selection of various bottlings. Traditionally Peated This whisky is based on an old 'tradition' which was used to make whisky over 200 years ago. Back then it was quite common to finish the malting process of the barley with peat smoke. With the Traditionally Peated, Master Blender Dr. Rachel Barries brought this tradition back to life and then left it to mature in various barrels, previously stored with Pedro Ximenez sherry, Oloroso sherry or port wine. The taste offers a pleasant sweetness combined with aromas of clove oranges, blackberries and a certain hint of peat smoke. The finish is medium-long and offers notes of anise as well as smoky and slightly earthy notes.

Fettercairn 12 Year Old PX Sherry Cask Edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1.0L 40% Fettercairn Distillery The Scottish whisky distillery is located at the foot of the mountain, which is reflected in the name, because translated into Gaelic this means 'fettercairn'. It was founded there in 1824 by Sir Alexander Ramsay, before a fateful fire almost completely destroyed it a good 60 years later. But this did not get them down and the distillery was painstakingly rebuilt. Just three years later, whisky could be produced regularly again. This production phase did not last long, however, because things got quiet around the brand, so production had to be stopped in 1926. It was only after the sale to Associated Scottish Distillers LTd. in 1939 that the distillery resumed production. Production was ramped up again, but things initially remained very quiet around the company. It was only between 1960 and 1970 that the distillery experienced a strong boom again; the number of stills even had to be increased. In August 2018, the whisky company underwent a makeover and brought some special vintages from the core range onto the market. In addition to the relatively young 12-year-old, the release included an 18-, a 40- and a 50-year-old. 12 Year Old PX Cask Edition Highland Single Malt Whisky After long-term maturation in American oak barrels, an additional finish of 18-24 months in former Pedro Ximenez sherry barrels takes place before bottling. These not only give the whisky its relatively dark color, but also provide sweet sherry notes. On the nose, there are initially only clear orange notes accompanied by a pleasant sweetness. On the palate, the 12YO has a very soft, almost buttery texture. Here too, it is the aroma of orange that characterizes the aroma. Vanilla and notes of other tropical fruits slowly join in. The finish is relatively short but again characterized by intense orange and spicy sherry notes, so that it stays in our memory for a while.

The Balvenie 12 Year Old The Sweet Toast of American Oak Single Malt Scotch Whisky 0.7L 43% Balvenie Distillery The Balvenie distillery is also a whisky distillery based in Dufftown, Scotland. It was founded at the end of the 19th century by William J. Grant, who, if you know a little about the world of whisky, is also known as the founder of Glenfiddich and near whom the Balvenie distillery is also located. At first, whisky was produced specifically for the company's own blending. In 1973, single malt was bottled as standard for the first time. Peated whisky has been produced again since 2002. The Balvenie Stories The whisky range, which has been around since 2019 and is also strictly limited, has already included a 14YO 'The Weak of Peat' and a 26YO 'A Day of Dark Barley'. Now there is a third representative of the range and it is a fairly young single malt Scotch whisky. Each individual whisky in the limited edition is intended to represent the development of the renowned distillery. The 12 YO 'The Sweet Toast of American Oak' is a single malt that combines complex aromas with fruity-sweet notes. The beautiful design of the bottle packaging provides some information about this. For example, it can be found out that the maturation took place first in ex-bourbon barrels and the whisky was then transferred to toasted American oak barrels for further maturation.

Finlaggan Single Malt Scotch Whisky Red Wine Cask Matured 0.7L 46% The Vintage Malt Whisky Co. The independent bottler 'The Vintage Malt Whisky Company' can be found in Milngavie, a small suburb of Glasgow. It was founded in 1992 by no unknown person. The company's founder is the former director of Morrison Bowmore Distillers, Brian Cook. After starting out with the blended malt 'Glenalmond', the Finlaggan brand quickly followed. Finlaggan whiskies are whiskies that contain a range of smoky, peaty single malts. The Finlaggan Red Wine Cask Matured was subjected to a special maturation process for The Vintage Malt Whisky Co series, because this is not a 'post-maturation', but the whisky was stored throughout in, as the addition suggests, red wine barrels. In this case in particular, these were Rioja red wine barrels from the Basque Country. Bottlers Note At the beginning, there is immediately noticeable peat smoke together with red berries. On the palate, there are now also noticeably stronger peat and smoky notes, a sweet aroma of various berries and plums, and a pinch of sea salt. The aftertaste is long-lasting, with sweet smoky notes.

The Glenlivet Nadurra First Fill American Oak Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1.0L 48% Nàdurra, meaning 'natural' in Gaelic, is a series of small batch expressions from The Glenlivet, made using traditional 19th century techniques. The Glenlivet Nadurra First Fill Single Malt Scotch Whisky 48% is made from American white oak, which has never been used to mature Scotch whisky before. This single malt is not chill filtered and therefore has a rich texture. The oak casks favoured by The Glenlivet distillers since the early 20th century give this wonderfully rich The Glenlivet whisky hints of creamy vanilla, sweet pear, tropical pineapple, ripe banana and citrus notes. The color is bright gold, while the nose reveals sweet pears and soft vanilla fondant. The palate is creamy with vanilla and ripe fruit notes of juicy pineapple, ripe banana and citrus peel. The finish is medium long and refreshing.

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Old Pulteney Single Malt Scotch Whisky Huddart 0.7L 46% Old Pulteney Distillery In the tranquil village of Wick, on the very northern tip of the Scottish mainland, you can find the Old Pulteney Distillery. It is a small fishing village and was considered the 'herring capital' of Europe in the 19th century. Where many workers came together and did hard work, alcohol was often not far away. So James Henderson founded the Old Pulteney Distillery in 1826 to quench the workers' thirst. The name of the distillery is also closely related to fishing: Henderson named his whisky after the then director of the fishing company, Sir William Johnstone Pullteney. Huddart Single Malt The new product from the Old Pulteney distillery is named after the street on which the production facility is located. It is a whisky with a strong character, with notes of honey, smoke and leather as well as fruity notes such as apple and sweet vanilla. It is ideal for whisky newbies who want to gain their first experience with a much smokier and slightly peaty whisky.