Blended Scotch Whisky

Campbeltown Loch 21 years is a very well made blend from Springbank, a mixture of 60% Springbank Single Malt and 40% grain whiskies. This one was bottled in 2013.

Chivas Brothers 30 years old is a 2001 limited release, created in honor of the 200th anniversary of Chivas Brothers.

Chivas Regal Chairman’s Reserve is a selected blend of the finest 25 year-old Scotch whiskies, the masterwork of James Lang, the Chief Blender at Chivas Brothers Limited in Paisley Scotland. Released in 1985 it represents the culmination of his knowledge years of experience, talent and intuition.

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Chivas Brothers Royal Salute for Royal Wedding is a 1993 limited edition, aged for 25 years, which was created in honor of the marriage of Naruhito, Crown Prince of Japan, to Masaka Owada on 9 June that year.

Royal Salute LXX is a special edition of this famous whisky produced in strictly limited quantities. The famous Chivas Cellars have been searched for exceptional casks. None of the whiskies in this bottle are less than 21 years old. We believe this was released in 1996 in honor of the 70th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Royal Salute Director’s Celebration Reserve was a special release from the Chivas-owned brand, produced in the early 1990s in celebration of the Queen’s Award For Export back in April 1990.

Chivas Royal Salute The Hundred Cask selection is a series of different releases, all drawn from whiskies aged in hundred selected casks, some of them 40 years old. This is the rare 1st release from 2004.

Chivas Royal Salute The Hundred Cask selection is a series of different releases, all drawn from whiskies aged in hundred selected casks, some of them 40 years old. This is the 2nd release, one of 25926 decanters.

Chivas Royal Salute The Hundred Cask selection is a series of different releases, all drawn from whiskies aged in hundred selected casks, some of them 40 years old. This is the 5th release, limited to 28985 decanters.

Asyla takes its name from the plural form of “asylum,” and is a member of the Signature Range from Compass Box along with Oak Cross, Spice Tree, Peat Monster, and Hedonism. Within this range, Asyla has the potential to be the most immediately approachable in terms of price and profile. It is a blended Scotch whisky, boasting a 50% mix of malt...

Asyla takes its name from the plural form of “asylum,” and is a member of the Signature Range from Compass Box along with Oak Cross, Spice Tree, Peat Monster, and Hedonism. Within this range, Asyla has the potential to be the most immediately approachable in terms of price and profile. It is a blended Scotch whisky, boasting a 50% mix of malt...

Asyla takes its name from the plural form of “asylum,” and is a member of the Signature Range from Compass Box along with Oak Cross, Spice Tree, Peat Monster, and Hedonism. Within this range, Asyla has the potential to be the most immediately approachable in terms of price and profile. It is a blended Scotch whisky, boasting a 50% mix of malt...

Asyla takes its name from the plural form of “asylum,” and is a member of the Signature Range from Compass Box along with Oak Cross, Spice Tree, Peat Monster, and Hedonism. Within this range, Asyla has the potential to be the most immediately approachable in terms of price and profile. It is a blended Scotch whisky, boasting a 50% mix of malt...

Created by Berry Bros & Rudd to commemorate the closing of Imperial distillery in 1998.

Old Parr was named after the legendary figure of Thomas Parr, said to be England’s longest-lived man, aged 152 when he died in 1635. His long life symbolized the maturity of the whiskies used in the blend, whilst his wisdom represented the skill and knowledge required to produce it. This bottle was produced pre-WWII for the Singaporean market...

Grant’s Castle Grant is a 21-year old Scotch, bottled in a stoneware flagon, depicting the 15th century Castle Grant which is situated a mile north of Grantown-on-Spey and sits upon a rise or hill known as Freuchie-hillock. It is the former ancestral seat of the Clan Grant chiefs of Strathspey in Highlands, Scotland.