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Greenore 8 Year old

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A gold medal-winner at the Inter­na­tional Wine & Spir­its Com­pe­ti­tion, this unique con­coc­tion is a 100% Single Grain Irish whiskey, with no malt con­tent at all.

Sweet, appetis­ing and organic nose. Sweet with vanilla, dried banana chips, and coconut oil.…


Aberlour a’bunadh

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A’bunadh (a-boon-akh) means “ori­gin” in gaelic. The whisky is cre­ated the same way as in the 18th cen­tury with selected Oloroso sherry casks. The are non-chill fil­tered and there is not adjust­ment with water so every batch have dif­fer­ent volume…


Lagavulin 16 Years

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Lagavulin takes its water from the Solum Lochs, con­tribut­ing some of the whisky’s peati­ness. Malt peated with 35ppm of phe­no­lic flavour com­pounds passes this flavour into the spirit. The malt is ground, washed sev­eral times with hot water which is…


Macallan 12 YO

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One of the most sell­ing and pop­u­lar bot­tle for Macallan. The whisky is blended from more than 50 dif­fer­ent Macallan casks, most are Span­ish sherry casks fist fills. Some of the casks are older than 12 years.


Dalwhinnie 15 Years

Strik­ingly clean flavours. Salt and malt in the nose. Clear High­land malt char­ac­ter with sub­tle peati­ness. Aro­matic. Del­i­cately spicy. Unshake­able grass– and grain-type veg­e­ta­tive asso­ci­a­tions: cut grass, wheat, fields of grain. Refreshing.

A good intro­duc­tion to the delights of single…