Scotland

This 12-year Aberlour is a 1990’s version which was later replaced by the current, dumpy, bottle.

This very rare 15-year old Aberfeldy was bottled for the Flora & Fauna range and, as such, is actually a distillery release.

This rare 1991 Aberfeldy was bottled May 2000 for The Ultimate from cask #2713.

Aberlour 100 proof St. Drostans Label, bottled at 57,1% in 1998.

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.

Aberlour’s 15-year old Sherry Wood Finish was a successfull limited release from 2006.

Aberlour’s 16-years Double Cask is a sublime dram made up from two cask types: traditional Oak and Sherry casks. This is the previous version bottled at 43% volume.

Aberlour 1970 is a 31-year old limited edition which was released in November 2001. This is the second oldest Aberlour every released by the distillery with a outturn of about 230 bottles. Matured in a refill ex-Bourbon American oak cask lying at warehouse no. 6

Aberlour’s a’Bunadh #10 was released in 2003, a stunning combination of malt and Sherry, bottled cask strength.

Aberlour’s a’Bunadh #44 was released in 2012, a stunning combination of malt and Sherry, bottled cask strength.

Ainslie’s Choice is a blend which was produced until 1993.

Allt À Bhainne 12 years is a rare catch, bottled for James MacArthur in the 1990’s.

Ardbeg 1991, bottled in 2004 for the Old Malt Cask. Limited to 338 bottles, Refill Bourbon Hogshead, DL 1565.

This 10-year old Islay was distilled in 1993 and bottled from cask #1248 in April 2004 for the Old Malt Cask range. Supplied in combination with a 200ml advance sample. The 70cl bottle is limited to 341 bottles, the 200ml sample even in smaller quantities, usually somewhere between 150-200 flasks.

This 11-year old Ardbeg was distilled in July 1998 and bottled October 2009 for Chieftain’s Limited Edition Collection.

The 2013 Ardbeg Day whisky is called Ardbog, released on June 1st initially as an Embassy exclusive. Taking inspiration from their last few releases, this is a down to earth whisky, concerned with the history uncovered as you dig deep into the peat bogs of Islay. The whisky is a vatting of 10 year old spirit, some matured in bourbon casks and...

Ardbeg’s Limited Edition for 2014: Auriverdes. Released May 31, sold out June 1. Prior to release of the regular Auriverdes the distillery shipped a limited number of bottles to Ardbeg embassies, bloggers and journos. These pre-release bottles, intended to sample the new dram, where coloured gold and turned out to become every serious c...

Launched for Feis Isle 2016 Ardbeg Dark Cove is the darkest Ardbeg yet, matured in ex-Bourbon casks.

In 2008 Ardbeg launched Blasda, which stands for ‘delicious and tasty’ in Gaelic, as a mildly peated Islay, ideal for those who disapprove a very heavy smoky taste. Initially considered as part of the regular range this soon was discontinued nevertheless.

Released in 2015 to celebrate both Ardbeg Day and the distilleries 200th anniversay, this is a no-age statement Islay whisky.