Scotland

Glenrothes Discovery matured for eleven years in sherry casks. In 2018, Gordon & MacPhail relaunched its entire range with the addition of the 'Discovery Series'. All their bottlings differ in Taste and due to their production. Thus, there are the three flavour profiles bourbon cask, sherry cask and smoky (smoky). The different characters differ in their colour design: green = bourbon cask; purple = sherry cask; white/grey = smoky.

Dalmore Port Wood Reserve was first matured in American white oak casks, after which the whisky was split. One half continued to mature in the white oak casks, while the other half was filled into old Tawny Port Pipes from W&J Graham's estate. The subsequent marriage gave the Single Malt a balanced and aroma-rich character.

Visit also our Dalmore brand shop!

This Ledaig is named after the founder of the distillery, John Sinclair. The distillery on the island of Mull was still called Ledaig (safe haven) in 1798. The first bottling of the new Sinclair Series was matured in casks in which sweet-fruity red wine from the Spanish Rioja had previously been stored.

The Tamdhu distillery matures its Single Malts entirely in sherry casks. The 12-year-old was relaunched in 2018. It replaces the previous 10-year standard bottling. The elegant glass bottle is meant to be reminiscent of the Victorian era.

The new 12-year-old Benriach was matured in three different types of casks: In addition to Bourbon and sherry casks, port casks were also used to create a multi-layered malt. The design of the bottle and the tube are based on the original Benriach from the time before its closure in the 90s.

This Benrinnes belongs to the Flora & Fauna series. Under this series, the owner Diageo fills selected casks from a few distilleries, each individually as a Single Malt. The Flora & Fauna series is a true enrichment of the whisky scene and is regarded by collectors as an original bottling if there are no other original bottlings.

The Game of Thrones Single Malt Collection was bottled in honour of the eighth and final season of the series Game of Thrones (GoT). With different alcohol strengths, each of the rare Scotch whiskies is dedicated to one of the houses of Westeros, the setting of the series and the Night's Watch that protects it. The 9-year-old Lagavulin is an imposing Single Malt Whisky that evokes memories of the wealth and tenacity of House Lannister.

This bottling comes from the traditional and modern Glengoyne Distillery, which is located in the southern Highlands of Scotland. The distillery relies on a comparatively slow fermentation of around 60 hours and is also committed to the environment. The name is derived from the Gaelic 'Glen Guin', which translates as 'valley of the wild geese'. The 15-year-old Single Malt matured in first-fill Bourbon and sherry casks, which gives it facets of dark orchard fruits and spicy vanilla notes.

Also visit our Glengoyne brand shop!

Cardhu means something like black rock in Gaelic. The distillery's bottlings are produced in a relatively long distillation process.

Finlaggan Cask Strength is a smoky Single Malt at cask strength from a single distillery. Exactly which one is a well-kept secret.

Bunnahabhain Stiùireadair (pronounced: stew-rahdur) is a tribute to the sea. Only first and second fill sherry casks that matured on the seaward side of the warehouse were selected for the bottling. The ageless Stiùireadair has complemented the distillery's range since 2017.

Glenfiddich Our Original Twelve is the world's best-selling single malt whisky and an important cornerstone of the distillery's range. It is matured in selected Oloroso sherry and bourbon casks and impresses with its soft and slightly fruity character. In 2019, Glenfiddich relaunched its core range with a new bottle design. The title 'Our Original Twelve' emphasises the long tradition of the Speyside distillery. This message has also been transferred to the bottle design: the V engraving on the bottle symbolises the 'Valley of the Deer' (Glenfiddich in Gaelic), the distillery's place of origin. The bottles are also triangular (triangular) in shape because Single Malt is made from three core ingredients (water, yeast and grain) and because the bottles feel like you are shaking hands with a good friend.