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An Oloroso sherry matured Glendronach, released under the new ownership of the distillery. Allardice is set to be a success.
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Bottled at 43%.
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Bottled at 43%.
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This excellent 18 year old single malt from Glenlivet is a classic Speyside dram, it also won two golds at the International Wine and Spirits Competition.
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The latest Glenlivet takes it's place as the entry expression in the range, and is set to totally replace the 12yo in SA over the next 1-2 years (as it has in the UK since it's release in early 2015).
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Brand new to our shores is the latest release from Macallan, first launched in overseas markets in 2016. Matured exclusively in ex-sherry casks, both European and American oak. Naturally coloured and bottled at 43%.
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The 12 year old expression from The Macallan Fine Oak Range, matured in a selection of American and European oak casks seasoned with Sherry, as well as American oak casks seasoned with bourbon.
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The Macallan Fine Oak 15 Years Old forms part of the Fine Oak range and is matured for a minimum of fifteen years in three exceptional oak cask types. This complex combination of casks delivers a rich flavour profile with notes of chocolate, dried fruits and cinnamon.
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The Macallan Rare Cask single malt Scotch whisky was introduced to the UK in mid 2015, after being launched in the US in late 2014. It's comprised of whiskies drawn from 16 different Sherry cask styles, chosen by Macallan's Master Whisky Maker Bob Dalgarno. A high proportion of these casks are first fill, and has resulted in a rich, spicy Speyside single malt, bursting with honey'd raisin, root ginger and decadent chocolate notes.
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The official whiskey of the legendary Celtic punk band The Pogues, produced by West Cork Distillers. This blend has a 50:50 malt to grain ratio. The malt is a combination of 10yo matured in ex-sherry oak casks and 7yo matured in ex-bourbon oak casks, with the grain a 4yo matured in ex-bourbon oak casks. Developed by Barry Walsh and Frank McHardy (from Springbank fame). Bottled at 43%.
