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Aberlour 100 proof St. Drostans Label, bottled at 57,1% in 1998. We have had the privilige to taste this whisky and, as such, we can assure you this is beyond excellent.

This 12 year old Aberlour has been exclusively matured in specially selected Oloroso Sherry Casks from Jerez in Andalucia. The result is an exceptionally complex and well-balanced Single Malt with a warm and spicy character. Introduced in 2007 for the duty-free market, this is the discontinued first edition.

This rather unusual version of Amer Picon 27° seems to have been produced in the 1970’s.

This Amer Picon 30° was produced around 1950. The type of bottle had been in use since the 1920’s but  in the 1940’s the volume ABV was reduced from 39° to 30°.

anCnoc (pronounced a-nock) released 6000 bottles of this Limited Edition for Global Travel Retail in 2012.  The disttiley teamed up with Peter Arkle, renowned Scottish illustrator, who was responsible for the bottle's design.

This discontinued version of Auchentoshan 10 year old Lowland Malt Whisky was released in the 1990’s.

Bacardi 151° was one of Bacardi’s signature rums, mainly used to create cocktails such as the B-52 and Caribou Lou. Discontinued in 2016 and already very difficult to find…

Bacardi 151° was one of Bacardi’s signature rums, mainly used to create cocktails such as the B-52 and Caribou Lou. Discontinued in 2016 and meanwhile almost impossible to obtain. This version was produced prior to 1992 when Bacardi was still present in Puerto Rico.

This Bacardi was bottled for Spain in the 1970’s. This older version contains 40% abv whilst the current version has been reduced to 38% abv.

The Balvenie Founder’s Reserve is a classic 10 year old single malt Scotch whisky which was created by The Balvenie Malt Master, David Stewart, from a marriage of The Balvenie single malt matured in bourbon casks with that matured in sherry casks, or butts. A member of The Balvenie range since the early 1980s, Founder’s Reserve has now retire...

The Balvenie DoubleWood 12 year old single malt whisky gains its distinctive character from being matured in two wood types. To make The Balvenie DoubleWood, David Stewart MBE takes whisky that has spent at least 12 years in traditional whisky casks, American Oak ex-bourbon barrels and hogsheads, and moves it to Spanish oak ex-Oloroso sherry ...

Beefeater Crown Jewel was released in 1993 for the international Duty-Free market but sadly discontinued in 2009 in favor of Beefeater 24. Re-released as a limited in 2015 but that batch quickly sold out. Crown Jewel is a regular Beefeater infused with grapefruit. Quite soft and exceptional tasty. This is batch #2.

This Benchmark Premium Bourbon was released in the 1980’s, bottled by the Old Benchmark Company, New Orleans, before 1989 when Seagram’s took over Benchmark and renamed it McAfee’s Benchmark.

Black & White is a blended Scotch whisky, originally known as House of Commons (after the British House of Commons), its nickname, referring to the black and white labelling, was eventually adopted as the official brand instead. The brand’s motif (featuring a black Scottish Terrier and a white West Highland White Terrier) was concei...

The 10-year old Black Bottle, discontinued in 2010, contains whisky from 7 different Islay distilleries of which  Bunnahabhain contributes the largest portion.

Bols 10-year old Corenwijn is a limited release which was introduced 26 June 2008 and sold out shortly thereafter. This Corenwijn has aged and was blended in ‘t Lootsje, the historic cellar where Bols has stored some 700 French oak barrels each containing 350 liters spirit.