Part of Tamnavulin's Cask Editions range, this expression brings the rich, indulgent character of tawny port to their signature Speyside single malt. Initially matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks for smoothness and balance, it is then finished in port casks, adding depth and warmth. Expect notes of dark chocolate and berry compote layered over Tamnavulin's classic sweet, smooth, and fruity house style. In the glass, it shines a deep mahogany. The nose offers a decadent aromas of ripe red berries, plum, dark chocolate, rose syrup, sweet biscuit, and spiced orange. On the palate, discover flavours of honeyed poached pears, berry compote, dried fruits, and creamy caramel, finishing with a soft, nutty finish.

Part of Tamnavulin's Cask Editions range, this whisky brings the depth and complexity of German Pinot Noir red wine to their signature Speyside single malt whisky. Like all Tamnavulin, this whisky starts life in American ex-bourbon casks and is then finished in German Pinot Noir red wine casks. Expect the addition of cherries and ginger spice to their classic sweet, smooth and fruity house style. In the glass, a golden rosewood colour. Aromas of Turkish delight, caramelised peaches and Seville orange greet the nose. On the palate notes of vanilla, ginger, figs and cherries.

Tamnavulin Sherry Cask Edition is a rich and indulgent single malt that showcases the distillery's signature smoothness with an added layer of depth. Initially matured in American oak ex-bourbon casks to develop a soft, mellow character, it is then finished in hand-selected sherry casks from esteemed cooperages in southern Spain. The result is a whisky with a warm amber gold hue and a rich flavour profile. On the nose, expect notes of vanilla, caramel, banana, and a touch of sweet milk chocolate with fresh ginger. The palate unfolds in layers of maple syrup, raisin, and orange, rounded out with hints of apricot and melon.

A wholly unique style within Irish Whiskey, pushing the boundaries of convention, at the intersect of where old meets new.

The influence of rum casks and higher alcohol (46%) creates a smooth, sweetly mellow, gently wooded marriage that sparkles on the tongue. Heartwarming.

Smooth and mellow with beautifully combined flavours - nutty sweetness, cinnamon spiciness and a delicately proportioned layer of sherry.

Aged in traditional oak casks and finished in Caribbean rum casks which result in a well-rounded whisky with notes of toffee, fruit and vanilla.

An exquisite trinity of three hand-selected casks, drawn from some of Cardrona Distillery's oldest stocks and reduced to 52% ABV. Burnt toffee. Vanilla cream. Sun-scorched nectarine. Pepper. The culmination of The Cardrona Distillery's earnest work and ambition, realised in every drop.

The Dalmore 12, an outstanding Highland Single Malt matured in American white oak ex-Bourbon casks, finished in rare and aged Oloroso Sherry casks. The Aroma: Citrus fruits, chocolate, aromatic spices. The Palate: Seville oranges, dried fruits, and hints of vanilla pods. The Finish: Roasted coffee and dark chocolate.

The Dalmore 15 year old was first launched in 2007. Matured in Matusalem, Apostoles and Amoroso Sherry casks, it proffers all those winter spice, orange zest and chocolate notes characteristic of Dalmore.

In Scots, a "Deacon" is an adept and proficient master tradesman. The Deacon stands as an homage to craftsmanship in all its forms. Created by expert distillers, it brings together single malts from Islay and Speyside, uniting peaty coastal smoke with a softer, bonfire-like mainland character. On the nose, notes of charred orange, sweet malty biscuits, and woodsmoke emerge, followed by juicy orange, delicate spice, and tangy peat on the palate, finishing long, smooth, and gently sweet with lingering smoke. Distilled in traditional copper pot stills, whose glow inspires the whisky's striking, ornate bottle stamped with its iconic mascot, The Deacon presents an unconventional yet balanced expression.

The Dublin Liberties Oak Devil is blended from Irish malt and grain whiskies aged in ex-bourbon casks and bottled without chill-filtration. The name is inspired by the Liberties area of Dublin, the centre of whiskey production during the 18th century.