Products tagged with Speyside

Aberlour is already one of our favourite distilleries thanks to the excellent a'bunadh. Introduced in 2008, this 18 year old is now one of the stars of the range: rich and fruity, with a great textured mouthfeel. A previous winner of a Gold Medal & Best i

A 17 year old from the Connoisseur's Choice range, this single malt underwent Benrinnes 'partial triple distillation', being distilled as it was in 1991and bottled by Gordon and MacPhail.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

The nose is quite

A great beginner's whisky right here from the Glen Grant Distillery, produced in tall pot stills. This 10 year old Speyside single malt, having spent a decade in bourbon casks, boasts oodles of light, malty notes. A top dram for warmer weather.

ABV: 40

Colour: Vibrant amber-gold.



Nose: Fresh and beautifully light, sherried fruit combined with a tempting spicy sweetness and a hint of sappy oak.



Flavour: Full bodied, delightful sherried fruit, with oak, a hint of peat and delicious sweet

Let me echo last year’s thoughts... Glenlivet is as synonymous with whisky as James Dean with the Sixties, Grease with the Seventies… or Duran Duran with the Eighties. When something is identified so strongly as part of a movement, an era, a country or a

We really love this spirit, which by now has become our faithful companion. It makes us think of a stroll through the Forbidden City in Beijing, where a whole separate life unfolds, past the warehouses with the bustle of servants… under the arcades filled

We were very protective about bottling all our Macduff 1997 butt and, as we already mentioned last year, it’s also really exciting to study how this multi-faceted spirit evolves over time. So after another year of ageing in the same cask, naturally with a

A single sniff of this young whisky and we immediately pictured a patisserie shop turning out pastries at full tilt. Created and aged so that despite its “mere” nine years of ageing, it has the ability to convey emotions and tones beyond its years. Thus,

The Towiemore Distillery was built in 1897 in the parish of Botriphnie just outside of Dufftown where it distilled for just thirty years. In this time it garnered a fine reputation as an excellent pure malt whisky. Owned and supported by renowned whisky e

I have it on very good authority that this in fact hails from a certain very large and very famous Speyside distillery owned by Edrington

Colour: straw.

Nose: very lovely, very classical. Pollens, soft waxes, honeys, breads, pastries, wild flowers.