ABV / Batch variations : Please note, our whiskies are listed promoting their standard ABV as advised by the manufacturer. However, batches can have slight variance. If you are a collector looking for a specific year’s release or ABV, please check with us before placing your order – we’re more than happy to provide more detail and supply photos if required.
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Auchentoshan, American Oak
£32.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Auchentoshan, Three Wood
£54.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Bladnoch, Alinta (Peated)
£82.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Bladnoch, Liora
£74.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Bladnoch, Samsara (Bourbon & Californian Red Wine Cask)
£82.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Bladnoch, Vinaya (Sherry & Bourbon Cask)
£51.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Glenkinchie, 12 y.o.
£46.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Glenkinchie, The Distillers Edition, Amontillado Finish
£67.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Holyrood, Arrival
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Kingsbarns, Balcomie Sherry Matured
£44.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Kingsbarns, Bell Rock, Cask Strength
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Kingsbarns, Doocot
£43.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Lindores, MCDXCIV
£46.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Lindores, The Casks of Lindores Series – Bourbon
£52.50 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Lindores, The Casks of Lindores Series – STR Cask
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Lochlea, Harvest Edition, 2nd Crop
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Lochlea, Our Barley
£45.00 inc. VAT Add to basket -
Lochlea, Ploughing Edition
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Rare Cask, Ghosted Reserve (Inverleven & Ladyburn), 26 y.o.
£390.00 inc. VAT Add to basket
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The Lowlands
The Lowland region os Scotland is the most accessible but this doesn’t mean it holds any less charm than the other Scotch Whisky producing regions.
The area covers the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, stretching up from the Borders in the east and across to Dumfries & Galloway to the west.
The area offers miles of rolling countryside, farmland and woodland too. The mild climate (compared to further north!)  and flat land make it ideal for growing barley and the region was once more populated with distilleries, but decline set in due to the popularity of blended whisky. This was in the 18th and 19th centuries.
More recent years have seen the trend reverse however, with Auchentoshan going from strength to strength and Bladnoch’s open/closed situation now remaining on ‘open’, and many new distilleries being planned.
Traditionally, Lowland malts have been triple distilled which lends itself to a lighter style.
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