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This nas version of A Drop of the Irish was the first release of this series. Bottled from cask 343 on February 2011, limited to 343 bottles.

Amrut Single Malt, B-No-03, bottled Feb. 2010

This 16-year old anCnoc matured in American bourbon barrels allowing the characteristic intense citrus notes to shine through. anCnoc 16 Years Old has been bottled in its most natural form, as it’s neither chill-filtered nor coloured. As a result, it may develop a light haze with the addition of water or if kept at a cold temperature. This ha...

anCnoc’s 22 years old is a 2013 limited release

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.

Distilled by Knockdhu in the Highlands, this is a peated anCnoc single malt Scotch whisky, one of the first from a new collection of peaty expressions made by the distillery several years ago. Peated to a level of 11.0 PPM, the Rutter is the less peaty of the two first releases in the range. It is named after a type of spade used to size and ...

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

Launched for Feis Isle 2018 Ardbeg Grooves is a mellow, wine-cask matured, Islay. Grooves refers to the grooves in the surface of these heavily charred barrels.

The “Ultimate” was a special release in France for Father’s Day 2010, and the offering consisted of a standard “New” TEN bottle with a special Black leather display box and chain latch. 1,000 of these were released for sale by La Maison du Whisky.

Arran 1995, 8 years old Summer Distillation. Released for McGibbon’s Provenance in 2004.

This Arran 1996 Vintage Collection was bottled in 2005 as part of a limited release of 9000 pieces.

Arran’s Ambassadors Choice is a 11-year old inaugural limited release of 825 bottles from Arran’s sole distillery, released in 2008. Selected by Ambassador’s Dave Broom, Eric and Walter d’Hoogh and Makoto Kikuchi to name a few.

In 2005 Arran released a limited run of 1200 bottles to celebrate the 10 years which passed since the first spirit ran from the stills on 29th June 1995. This is one of the best Arran’s ever…

Machrie Moor is a location on the Isle of Arran with the best preserved stonecircles, left by ancient inhabitants. This Arran Machrie Moor First Edition, limited to 9000 bottle, was launched in 2010.

This Arran Non-Chillfiltered was one of the first Arran’s launched, nowadays a 10-year old expression but in the early days 7 years old.

Edradour Ballechin #1 Burgundy Matured is the first ever release of Ballechin – heavily peated spirit made at Edradour. Launched in 2006, matured solely in first fill (fresh) ex-Burgundy casks and limited to 6,000 bottles (5100 x 70cl & 900 x 750ml).