Island malt whisky is produced on some of the many islands around the Scottish coast, with the exception of Islay which is considered to be a whisky producing region in its own right.
Ever improving since its initial rocky days, this Arran 10yo is now a solid and clean coastal dram. Lighter than some other islanders it shows wonderful notes of vanilla, light spice, soft salty, citrus notes and a mature creaminess. Very drammable. More Details
This Arran was distilled on the 19th January 1998 and bottled on the 24th May 2004. Only 645 bottles were produced. It is a clean and nippy Arran with lots of muesli, pears, apricots and elegant youthful sherried vitality. One of the best of the youthful expressions. More Details
This Arran from cask number 103 has matured in Bourbon and was bottled in November 2008 with a yield of only 225 bottles at 59.8% Vol. A fascinating snapshot into a four year old peated variant of Arran. Very invigorating, tasty and intriguing. More Details
One of Arran's new, more permanent finishes that is designed to flesh out their core range as it settles down for the next few years. This is one of the better finishes they have come out with in recent times. Sweet, fruity, nutty and nicely balanced with the spirit. More Details
One of several holy grail-esque Highland Parks, a cask strenght 1955 bottled by G&M in the 1980s. A stunning example of old style island whisky making, this is one of those drams that is pure emotion and pleasure from start to finish. More Details
A fantastic 1968, 26yo Highland Park by Hart Brothers. Big, waxy, peaty, heathery and rich stuff, it's one of these dram that just seem to evaporate out of the bottle if you're not careful. More Details
A top notch 1970 Highland Park bottled in 1995 by G&M for their Centenary Reserve range. This is waxy, coastal and peaty stuff with an epic level of drinkability. Sometimes these kinds of whiskies can show incredibly well at lower strengths and this is definitely one of them. Blink and you might have drunk the whole bottle. More Details
A 26yo, 1972 cask of Highland Park bottled by Signatory to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Given their legendary track record and the provenance of the distillery there's no reason to think this will be anything other than stunning. More Details
If this is from the same parcel of stock as the last 1978 Highland Park that Douglas Laing released in this range then we're in for a great treat with this one. Expect a no holds barred look at the distillate in full force. Sherry, peat, sea air, wax, heather and resin. This should be spectacular. More Details
A young 12yo, cask strength Highland Park that is drool inducingly inviting with its dark and seductive colour. There have been several stunning official examples of HP at this age in recent years. This one looks to be up there with the best. More Details
A bottling of the infamously glorious Highland Park 30yo from a few years back. Batches of this have been consistently spectacular since it was launched back in the 90s. Anyone looking for liquid decadence can relax and hit 'buy'. More Details
Ahh the old G&M Highland Parks! These younger versions from the 80s were wonderfully flavoursome malts that really betrayed their island origins very distinctly. Lots of honey, heather, sea air, faint medicinal touches, delicate peat tones and a drying, coastal smokiness. Just fantastic old school whisky and at a very good price to boot. You definitely won't be disappointed by this one. More Details
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Single Island Malt Scotch Whisky
The 12yo flagship bottling of Highland Park has been somewhat variable in recent years but over the last two years it seems to have improved in leaps and bounds. This is thanks to a higher proportion of aged sherry casks in the vatting and more general care in the blending process. Back to its old wild and wonderful form. More Details
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Jura as a malt has imporved remarkably over the past few years, weather this is due to imporved production, better cask selection or both who knows? What's for sure is that much more attention is being paid to this obscure Islander and it is paying off in spades. This is now a ballsy, coastal, invigorating dram filled with character and charm. More Details
It was perhaps a suspect idea to finish a 1974 Jura at all in the first place, let alone in such active cask as ex-oloroso Gonzalez Byass butts. However, all worries go out of the window as soon as you taste it. It is a stunning rich, lush and soft Jura with wonderfully expressive fruit qualities and background coastal notes. Easily one of the top five Juras ever bottled. More Details