 | Glen Moray 16 Yr Old Highland Regiments The Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment + 10 Instant Wins |1833!
Highly thought of for blending, it produces a spirit peated to 40ppm for use in blends such as Label 5 and Sir Edward. The distillery also discovered the potential Glen Moray had as a single malt and now the core range has no less than 8 expressions. Released in the 1990s, this range depicts different Royal Highland Regiments. This is the Black Watch edition. Age: 16 Years Old, 40% ABV / 70cl
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 | Glenlivet 18 Year Old | 1835!
Glenlivet has given its name to the 'longest valley in Scotland', so called after several distilleries laid claim to the Glenlivet suffix to cash in on the distillery's sterling reputation. But only one can call itself The Glenlivet. It took several generations of the founding Smith family to form the distillery into the huge brand it was to become with Captain Bill Smith Grant taking over the reins after returning from fighting in the First World War. When prohibition was repealed in the USA in 1933, Bill Smith Grant was able to capitalise on the great reputation they had built in the States in earlier years. Glenlivet remains hugely popular both across the pond and at home to this day. In 2019, Glenlivet rebranded with a new look across its core range to reflect the history of the distillery but also to show their contemporary approach to attracting a new generation of whisky drinkers. Bottled: 2015, Age: 18 Years Old, 43% ABV / 70cl ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Suntory Royal Year Of The Rat Decanter | 1839!
As he progressed within the business, he decided to build Japan's first distillery despite protests from company directors. This is where Masataka Taketsuru comes into the picture. He was hired as a distillery executive at Yamazaki on the outskirts of Kyoto. He later left the company to found his own. Suntory developed Japan's interest with whisky by opening Torys bars throughout the country and introducing ways to drink and enjoy the spirit. Now they produce numerous ranges including Yamazaki, Hibiki, and Hakushu. Celebrating the Chinese Year of the rat. Suntory Royal, 43% ABV / 60cl
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 | Wolfburn Distillery Manager's Cask + 10 Instant Wins | 1840!
The purchase of the land was finalised in May 2012 and the first ground was broken on the new site just a few months later. The new Wolfburn distillery building is just a short walk along the burn from the old site towards the sea. The Flow Country covers much of Caithness and has done so since the end of the last ice age. It is an ancient and almost unique environment, the largest expanse of blanket peat bog in Europe, perhaps the entire world. Today Wolfburn’s distillers fashion their whisky the same way it was always made, by hand, using only the finest ingredients, and without haste. Distilled, matured and bottled on-site at the Distillery. Distillery Manager's Cask Distilled: 2013, Bottled: 2021, Cask Type: Second Fill Sherry, 57.9% ABV / 70cl, Bottle Number: One of only 640 bottles released. ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Glenmorangie 10 Year Old Circa 1990's + 10 Instant Wins | 1845!
Glenmorangie were quick out the gates to advertise and promote their Single Malt to a global audience as early as the 1960s. While this undoubtedly played a part in the rather sizeable market share they enjoy today, some credit has to be given to the whisky itself. Their famous stills stand as tall as a fully grown adult giraffe, and as well as giving them ultimate Top Trumps bragging rights, this has the benefit of producing a smoother and more delicate spirit. Pioneers of cask finishes, the distillery has never shied away from experimentation, and under the guiding hand of Maestro Dr Bill Lumsden they continue to release a variety of expressions to keep "The Sixteen Men of Tain" rushed off their feet. The real backbone of the Glenmorangie range, we estimate this was bottled circa 1990's. Age: 10 Years Old, 40% ABV / 70cl ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Lagavulin 16 Year Old | 1846!
These days the distillery, along with White Horse, belong to Diageo. However, it is generally agreed that while Lagavulin's core range remains reliably excellent, older expressions bearing the White Horse name still have the edge. Age: 16 Years Old, 43% ABV / 70cl ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Braeval 18 Year Old 2001- Old Particular - Douglas Laing Whisky (Bottle 1/291) + 10 Instant Wins | 1849!
They also enjoy huge success with their "Remarkable Regional Malts" range; a series of creatively named vatted malts, designed to epitomise the characteristics of Scotland's whisky regions. Braeval; Distilled: May 2001, Bottled: August 2019, Age: 18 Years Old, Cask Type: Sherry Butt, Cask Number: 13507, 48.4% ABV / 70cl Bottle Number: One of only 291 bottles released ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Ardbeg Spectacular Feis Ile 2024 | 1850!
Stability was only achieved relatively recently, when the ailing distillery was purchased in 1997 by industry giants, Glenmorangie. The subsequent years have seen the distillery’s popularity swell, with fans enticed by the signature style of tarry, sooty smoke, balanced against citric sweetness and an oily mouthfeel. While Ardbeg still retains its distinctive personality, it has definitely been influenced by Glenmorangie’s propensity for experimenting with cask finishing, and (dare we say it) NAS expressions. Spectacular Feis Ile: Bottled for the Feis Ile 2024, Ardbeg Spectacular has been matured in ex-bourbon casks and for the first time ever in rare port wine casks. This whisky binds together smoky peat with devilish sweet. Cask Type: Port Wine & Ex-Bourbon Casks, 46% ABV / 70cl. ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Arran Millennium Casks + 10 Instant Wins | 1855!
Situated in the Firth of Clyde, the island of Arran was once a hotbed of illicit distillation and smuggling. Eventually though the dreaded Excise men got the best of Arran's renegade stillmen, and the island was without a working distillery from 1837. That all changed in 1995 when the Arran distillery at Lochranza started production. Although it is a relative youngster, Arran's investment in quality casks has paid dividends, and its popularity continues to soar like the Golden Eagles that nest nearby. This quick success, combined with high visitor numbers at the Lochranza distillery, have enabled the company to construct another distillery at Lagg, on the south of the island, that will focus on creating peated whisky. This whisky was filled into the barrels and Hogsheads on the last day of the old millennium and the first day of the new. Age: 13 Years Old, Cask Type: 3 Bourbon Barrels & Sherry Hogsheads, 53.5% ABV / 70cl Bottle Number: One of only 7800 bottles released.
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Converted from Elgin West Brewery in 1897, the Glen Moray distillery was owned by Glenmorangie plc until it was purchased in 2008 by La Martiniquaise, the second biggest spirits company in France.
Each bottle is a surprise, but all are guaranteed to deliver the
The first distillery to take out a licence after the Excise Act of 1823, the distillery was a favourite of King George IV who demanded nothing but Glenlivet during a visit to Edinburgh in 1821 - three years before it was legal!
One of the Japanese whisky giants, Kotobukiya, or as we know them today; Suntory. The company was founded by Shinjiro Torii in 1899, first as an importer of Western wines and liquor.
Situated on Scotland’s rugged north coast, the Wolfburn distillery was first established in 1821, rapidly becoming the largest distillery in the Caithness area.
One of the most recognisable names in Scotch whisky,
Like most Islay malts, Lagavulin is definitely not for the faint hearted. The distillery was officially founded in 1816 (although illicit production on the site most certainly predates that), and produces malt with a signature style of earthy smoke and savoury undertones. 1962 marked a significant point in the distillery's history, as it was then bought by John Logan Mackie, whose nephew Peter went on to create the White Horse blend with Lagavulin at its heart.
Having been in specialist and craft Scotch Whisky production for generations, Douglas Laing originally exported blends, but now carries the family name down the line by focusing on bottling exceptional single malts and grains as part of their Old Particular, Provenance and XOP ranges.
Since its establishment in 1815, The Ardbeg distillery has been on a tumultuous rollercoaster ride of ownership changes, closures, and reopening. 
