 | Jura 18 Year Old One For You | 1907!
The island lies only 60 miles from Glasgow, (as the crow flies), yet can take rather a long time to reach. It consists of one road, one pub, one distillery and one shop and is often described as remote. In fact, while writing the classic “1984”, George Orwell described the island as “The most un-getable place”. Originally built in 1810 the distillery fell into disrepair and wasn’t revived until the 1960’s by two local estate owners. It is now under the ownership of Philippines-based “Emperador INC”. Age: 18 Years Old, 52.5% ABV ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket | |
 | Bimber 2018 4 Yr Old The Queen's Platinum Jubilee 2022 + 10 Instant Wins | 1910!
Bimber is one of only a handful of working distilleries in London and of even fewer in the whisky-making industry. They pride themselves on a natural environment using their own designed wooden washbacks which are left a little dirty so that the bacteria and yeast left behind enhances the next spirit. Bottled to celerate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, In 2022, Her Majesty The Queen becomes the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee after 70 years of service. This makes her Majesty the longest reigning monarch, World wide, ever.
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 | Glenrothes 13 Year Old Halloween Edition 2019 Release | 1913!
Producing malt whiskies using exact replicas of the original 1879 pot stills, the Glenrothes hallmark is to use Scottish barley, malted in traditional Saladin boxes. The product is bottled in a characteristic, squat, bulbous vessel, complete with the Malt Master’s signature on every selection. Offering a Single Vintage, Reserve or Special Release, all marrying an individual vintage with a reserve, the Glenrothes Malts are notoriously complex in flavour. Glenrothes distillery is next to Rothes graveyard, with this whisky distilled on Halloween and bottled at 13 years old, we’d say this makes for one spooky release! Bottled: 2019, Age: 13 Years Old, 46.6% ABV ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Whyte & Mackay 12 Year Old Pot Still Decanter + 10 Instant Wins | 1915!
Founded in 1882 by Charles Mackay and James Whyte, the company’s first blended whisky was Whyte & Mackay Special and proved hugely popular in the UK and other English-speaking countries worldwide. Over the years, Whyte & Mackay have either taken over or merged with the owners of several distilleries including Dalmore, Fettercairn and Tomintoul, and later, their own grain distillery; Invergordon. It is claimed that the secret to the award-winning taste is the triple maturation process and the way it blends, making sure no single whisky dominates another. Whyte & Mackay presents their 12 Year Old Blended Deluxe Whisky, a premium expression that showcases the art of masterful blending. This refined spirit is the result of carefully selecting and marrying fine single malts and grain whiskies, each aged for a minimum of 12 years, to create a harmonious and complex blend that exemplifies the Whyte & Mackay house style. Adding to its allure, this exceptional whisky is presented in an elegant Copper Pot Still decanter, paying homage to the traditional distillation process that gives Scotch whisky its distinctive character. The unique packaging not only serves as a striking display piece but also reflects the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into every drop of this premium blend. This 12 Year Old Deluxe offering from Whyte & Mackay is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality and tradition in Scotch whisky production. Shaped like a shiny pot still, Age: 12 Years Old, 43% ABV, 75cl ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Ardbeg Ardcore - Committee Release | 1916!
Since its establishment in 1815, The Ardbeg distillery has been on a tumultuous rollercoaster ride of ownership changes, closures, and reopening. 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. Ardcore, 50.1% ABV Ardbeg Ardcore was released to celebrate Ardbeg Day 2022 and annual Fèis Ìle. This non age statement release is distilled from roasted black malted barley. The malt is what defines its distinctive profile. ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket | |
 | Bunnahabhain Darach Ur Batch #1 1L + 10 Instant Wins | 1920!
Everything about Bunnahabhain is large, from the huge courtyard to the stills. It is these with their low fill levels and massive amount of available copper which help to craft what has always been a light style of malt. Ageing has traditionally been in ex-Sherry casks which adds a sumptuous sweet richness to the spirit. Although peat levels had dropped to virtually nothing from the 1960s onwards, Bunna’ did start life smokier than it is now. These days, around 20% of production is heavily peated, destined for a variety of bottlings, the main one being Toiteach. There is now a new distillery shop and bar with stunning views over to the Isle of Jura. This is the first batch of the Darach Ur which contains whisky that has been aged in New Oak. The casks come from a small family run cooperage in Bardstown Kentucky. 46.3% ABV / 1 litre ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! | |
 | Cotswolds Private Cask #901 For Blenheim Palace | 1921
Nestled in the idyllic Cotswolds region of England, sits the eponymous distillery. They have been producing fine spirits since 2014, including Gin, Absinthe and cream liqueur. However, perhaps most significantly (for us at least) 2017 marked the release of their first whisky, finally having come of age after three years of maturation. Cask Type: Ex-Red Wine (STR) Cask Number: 901 46% ABV / 70cl
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 | Glenfiddich 125th Anniversary + 10 Instant Wins | 1925!
Thanks to Grant’s tenacity and stubborn self belief, the distillery flourished during a period of turbulence in the industry, and has grown to become one of the best selling brands of single malt whisky in the world, only occasionally trading the number one spot with fellow Speyside behemoth, Glenlivet. Still owned by the Grant family today, the pioneering distillery is responsible for a lot of “firsts” in whisky world. Perhaps most importantly, they were the first to really promote the idea of drinking whisky as a single malt as opposed to in blends. They were also the first distillery to open their doors to the public, sparking a trend that has undoubtedly benefited the Scottish tourist industry greatly. Boasting a solid core range of expressions that are easily accessible to whisky newcomers, yet have layers of complexity that appeal to seasoned connoisseurs alike. There’s a reason Glenfiddich is numero uno! This travel retail expression was bottled to mark the 125th anniversary of that momentous Christmas day in 1887. Unusually for a modern day Glenfiddich, master blender Brian Kinsman has created a peated expression, emulating the style produced in Speyside during the Victorian era. 43% ABV ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck!
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 | John Walker & Sons XR 21 Year Old Legacy Collection Teochew | 1926!
It was first created in Kilmarnock in 1865 and is now available in almost every country in the world with the establishment of significant ‘Houses’ across Asia. Between 1906 & 1909 John Walker’s grandsons introduced the colour names which the bottles still bear to this day with the Blue Label - introduced in 1992 - being the rarest.
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 | English Whisky Company Harry & Meghan Royal Wedding + 10 Instant Wins | 1930!
The Norfolk-based distillery describes its releases as ‘chapters’ with Chapters 1 to 4 classed as young malt spirits and Chapter 5 standing out as its first legal whisky. In 2013, the English Whisky Company introduced a new series called The Black Range to develop a more consistent product: within this range are two expressions including Classic and Peated - later re-branded as Original and Smokey - with both being bottled at 43% and bourbon-matured. A limited-edition whisky released to celebrate the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The bottle is hand engraved with a picture of the Royal couple, as well as the date of their wedding. Bottled to celebrate the royal marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on the 19th of May 2018. 46% ABV / 70cl ⭐️ £1.99 Per Ticket Good Luck! |
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Located on the West Coast of Scotland is the Isle of Jura, where the red deer population outnumbers the human population by 5000 to 200.
Proudly celebrating his family's roots in moonshine production - and even using the Polish word for moonshine, 'Bimber' - Dariusz Plazewski set up his London-based distillery in 2015 with Ewelina Chruszczyk after emigrating from Poland.
Distilled: 04.2018, Bottled: 06.2022, Cask Type: Bourbon, 51.8% ABV, Bottle Number: 886 / 1952
Hidden in a tree-lined gorge, the Glenrothes distillery is nestled in the core of the Speyside region, a stone’s throw from the Burn of Rothes and the Mannoch Hills.
Originally an exclusive for Ardbeg Committee members, it's a bottle of Ardbeg Ardcore, released to celebrate Ardbeg Day 2022! Made with roasted black malt, those punks at Ardbeg have described it on the label as "like biting a spiky ball" and, coming from them, we're totally on board with that.
Islay’s remote north east coast might seem a strange place to find a substantial Victorian distillery, but it was chosen in 1881 by William Robertson in partnership with Greenlees Bros. as the perfect spot for his island vision. Constructing it meant not only building the distillery but houses as well, putting in a road, and adding on a pier so that casks and barley could come in, and whisky go out.
Bottle Number: One of only 375 bottles released
Glenfiddich was founded in Dufftown by William Grant, who had honed his craft at Mortlach distillery; and on Christmas Day 1887 the first spirit ran from the stills.
With its distinctive square bottle, its label angled precisely at 24° and the iconic Striding Man, Johnnie Walker is the world’s best selling Scotch whisky retailing more than 20 million cases a year.
Age: 21 Years Old, 40% ABV, Bottle Number: JWN 56507 XR
The first distillations took place in 2006 under the guiding hand of the now retired Iain Henderson and everything from barley to bottle is done by hand at the first English malt whisky distillery in 100 years.
