Whiskey mossburn craigellachie n°5 single malt speyside 2007 70cl 46°

Clubhouse Golf Ball Whiskey Blended Scotland 70 cl 40°

A blend without false notes that evokes the sweet and fruity character of malts from Speyside and North Highlands.

Most of the original bottles and mignons it offers contain a luxury blend called Old St. Andrews in reference to the famous golf course of the same name.

Kilkerran Whiskey Heavily Peated Batch n°9 Single Malt Scotland 70cl 59.2°

Glengyle Distillery.

Glengyle is an independent, family-owned distillery based in Campbeltown, the historic whiskey capital of the world.

The original Glengyle Distillery produced whiskey between 1872 and 1925, but in 2004, after 79 years of non-production, the distillery was restored by Mitchell's Glengyle Ltd. This ensured Campbeltown's status as a whiskey region.

The name Kilkerran is derived from the Gaelic, "Ceann Loch Cille Chiarain" which is the name of the original settlement where Saint Kieran had his religious cell and where Campbeltown is now. Glengyle now produces a range of Kilkerran Single Malt whiskies, all natural colored and unchillfiltered.

WHISKEY SQUADRON 303 BLENDED MALT FEEDOM WHISKEY 44 ° 70CL

Squadron 303 was the Royal Air Force's most formidable squadron during WWII. It was made up of Polish pilots, who introduced vodka to their English brothers in arms. In exchange, the latter introduced the Polish pilots to the finer points of Irish, Scottish or English whiskeys. Many stories relate this growing interest of the pilots of Squadron 303 for the good whiskeys that they discover as they move on to the bases of the Royal Air Force in England or Scotland.

The adventure of Whiskey Squadron 303 begins not far from the Royal Air Force base in Turnhouse, a few kilometers from Edinburgh in Scotland. This Single Malt was discovered in a demijohn dating from 1940, a perfectly preserved juice that we imagine served in the pubs of Edinburgh of the time frequented by the pilots of Squadron 303.

From this extremely rare Single Malt was born the idea of ​​creating a first edition of Squadron 303 blend. Freedom and that we will baptize… the Blend of Freedom!

Whiskey Ben Nevis 10 Years Single Malt Highland Scotland 46°70cl

Ben Nevis is a distillery located west of the Highlands, it belongs to the Japanese company NIKKA.
The latter is aged for 10 years before being bottled.

WHISKEY BALLECHIN 10 YEARS HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT SCOTLAND 46 °

Speyside and Highland peat usually gives rise to very dry, even slightly bitter single malts. But at Edradour the very heavy distillate seems to perfectly accommodate this millenary fossil. In the end the Ballechin 10 years is in our opinion one of the few peaty whiskeys that bears comparison with the best Islay. Very smoky, it has the sweetness of Islay's malts and the rich and corpulent style of Edradour from which it comes. We have the privilege to import and distribute exclusively for the French market Ballechin, Edradour and Signatory Vintage since 1988, year of creation of this trading house became cult.

Whiskey Dalmore 15 Years Highland Single Malt 40° 

Founded by Sir Alexander Matheson in 1839, the Dalmore Distillery makes whiskeys on the banks of the Cromarty Firth.
This version of Dalmore is aged  in various styles of aged sherry casks, including Apostoles, Amoroso and Matusalem Oloroso.

WHISKEY THE PEAT MONSTER, MALT, COMPASS BOX 70 CL

Since 2019, The Peat Monster returns to its origins. New look, fans will recognize the design of The Peat Monster 10th Anniversary. It's also a new, simpler recipe to get to the point. Composed this time of two single malts from Islay and a blended malt from the Highlands, this version of Peat Monster is aimed at those seeking the perfect balance between intense peat, minty freshness and aromatic richness.

WHISKEY BRUICHLADDICH BLACK ART 1992 EDITION 05.1, 24 YEARS OLD, SINGLE MALT, ISLAY, SCOTLAND, 70 CL 48.4 °

The 1er "black art" by Adam Hannet, Master Distiller. This whiskey is made from 100% Scottish barley and Islay spring water.
Black art is unpeated, distilled and aged on Islay.
Kept secret, the type of cask is only known by Adam. Bottled brut from cask at an alcohol volume of 48,4% Vintage 1992, 24 years old is the 5th edition of a cult and innovative series in terms of exploration of barrels.

It takes time to decipher the mysteries offered by Black Art 5. The key may be to let your hand warm the glass. Then you will discover notes of cherries, mango, apricots, quetsches, a little orange, wrapped in a cover of brown sugar, vanilla and dried figs.

It is with grace and delicacy, despite a touch of insolence, that the whiskey decides to caress your palate; the influence of precious wood is expressed through notes of fruit that linger in the mouth. On the nose are affirmed quetsche, mango, pineapple, melon, prune and apricot. The oak that rocked the whiskey gives it a hint of honey, tobacco, vanilla, and a hint of cinnamon, if one is careful.

HOUSE OF MC CALLUM ARDMORE 12 YEARS SINGLE MALT VINTAGE 70CL 46.50 °

Distillation: April 2006
Bottled November 2018
Bourbon Aging HOGSHEAD 

1843 Bottles produced


House of McCallum is a new collection of Scottish whiskeys designed by Antony McCallum, a maltster, blender and creator of exceptional whiskeys, with 24 years of experience in the Scotch whiskey industry.

The McCallum clan is one of the oldest noble clans in Scotland on the west coast of Scotland. The ancestors date back to some of the earliest kings of Scotland. King Malcolm I was the first King of Scotland to unite the two tribes, the Picts and the Scots into one kingdom, in order to defend Scotland from Anglo-Saxon invasions.

House of McCallum consists of two distinct ranges: the Art of Whiskey collection and the vintage Auld Alliance and Art of Rum collection.

A collection of rare barrels selected for their exceptional character and finished for some in old wine barrels of the Auld Alliance country and beyond. At the time, Scotland not only exported its whiskey to France, but also imported wine casks for consumption, which were then used to store whiskey.

A bit of history: The Auld Alliance, the former Scottish spelled Ald Allyance or Scottish Gaelic, An Seann-Chaidreachas), was a sealed alliance between the French and Scottish kingdoms. Even though 1560's Edinburgh Treaty was supposed to undo most of its features, the spirit of the treaty continued, Mary Queen of Scots refusing to ratify the treaty, and after that unwritten support remained in place. Scotland's historic ties to France and the rest of Europe have been in place since 1295 and will continue to mark the culture and future of this country.

The House of McCallum Vintage collection features barrels from different regions, different styles, some unique barrels and others distillates distilled on the same day and from the same still. Each bottle of each barrel is unique. Some are finished in handcrafted wine barrels selected from small wine producers and are handpicked by him.