Johnnie Walker Old Harmony was released for the Japanese market in the 1970's, production was seized a couple of years later. There are two versions with aberrant neck labels.

Content 2cl - volume 43%

Glenfiddich Cask Reserve is a gebal travel retail exclusive, matured in distinctive Spanish sherry casks to create a rich and mellow flavour. Each individual cask is hand-selected for its flavour profile by Glenfddich's Malt Master, Brian Kinsman.

Content 50ml - volume 40%

Chivas Brothers 'The Century of Malts' is a very special Chivas composed of 100 different single malt Scotch whiskies originating from the Highlands, the Spey Valley, some distant Islands and the Lowlands. Century of Malts was a 1995 limited release.

Content 50ml - volume 40%

The Macallan Amber, released in 2012, forms part of the 1824 Series which exemplifies Macallan's commitment to 100% natural colour, present in each and every Macallan single malt. The colour of each expression becomes richer as the range progresses and its flavours become more intense. Amber phased out in 2018.

This is the old presentation of Grand Old Parr 12 years.

Glenfiddich The Cask Collection is a series of malt whisky, produced for the duty-free market, aged in different types of casks.

Glenfiddich's The Family Collection does contain three expressions of the range and was bottled around 2010.

Content 3x 10cl - volume 40%

Laphroaig 10 years, bottled some 25 years ago.

Content 20cl - volume 43%

Johnnie Walker 1820 was a limited release for the Japanese market, a blend rumoured to be 21 years old, named 1820 after the founding year. In 2006 Diageo's surprised their employees with a decanter commissioned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Kilmarnock Distillery. This decanter was filled with a '1820' blend which we believe is the same found in this bottle. 

Content 50ml - volume 40%

Glayva is made from a blend of aged Scotch whiskies, a selected range of spices, Mediterranean tangerines, cinnamon, almonds and honey. It has a deep golden colour and a distinctive flavor. This old presentation dates from the 1970's, bottled at 40% abv

This is the discontinued expression Cutty Sark 12 years old.

Càrn Mòr Island Single Malt, aged 12 years, stated as 'smooth & mellow'.

Content 70cl - volume 46%

The Famous Grouse Silver Grouse is a discontinued 12 year old Scotch which was created rather unconventional by super chill filtering the whisky at a temperature of -8°C. Silver Grouse was released in 2005 to celebrate the 25 years passed since Famous Grouse became the no.1 whisky in Scotland.

Content 70cl - volume 45%

Black Barrel was the first single grain brand that William Grant & Sons marketed it under, taking its name from the charred oak casks used in maturation. It was launched in 1995 and produced until 2013, later being replaced by the Girvan Patent Still brand the following year.

Content 100cl - volume 43%

This is Glengyle Kilkerran 12 years, aged on a combination of Bourbon Casks (70%) and Sherry Casks, bottled in 2016.

The Famous Grouse 15 years old is a discontinued expression for which malt whisky from Macallan and Highland Park where used, just to name a few....

Content 100cl - volume 40%

This Edradour, distilled in 2011, matured for 10 years in Sherry Butt #237.

Johnnie Walker Explorers Club Collection launched with Spice Road in 2012, exclusively selling it in travel retail outlets, and was followed by The Gold Route and The Royal Route, released in 2013. The three whiskies comprise the Explorers' Club Collection – a range inspired by the travels of Johnnie Walker agents. The packaging of each release paints a window into the memory of each journey, and features a pattern and color palette that mirrors the liquid within. To unify the series – and pay homage to "Keep Walking" within the world of travel – the new Walking Man Globe emblem is now an essential element of the visual language. The new look pays tribute to the past while embracing new adventure.

Content 100cl - volume 40%

Glenfiddich 1992 Limited Edition, bottled in 2006 from 48 selected American Oak casks.

Content 20cl - volume 40%

Famous Grouse Liqueur was launched in November 2003 and remained in production until 2008. The story goes that former master distiller John Ramsey got inspired during a cold night at a remote distillery where he had some mandarins and ginger cake along with a few drams. This combination turned out to be such a success that it eventually gave birth to Famous Grouse Liqueur.

Content 70cl - volume 35%