Whiskey port askaig, single malt, islay 100° 70 cl 57.1°

Whiskey Tullibardine The Murray 2008 single malt highland Scotland 

Bottled 2021 The Tullibardine distillery is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland, it is located in the village of Blackford. The first traces of distillation date back to 1488.  This whiskey is aged in 1st fill American oak barrels and bottled cask strength.

Whiskey big peat, blended islay malt, scotland 70cl

Best pure Scottish malt at the 2010 World Whiskeys Awards, this creation by the Laing brothers is made from the most famous single malts from the island of Islay, including: Bowmore, Caol Ila, Ardbeg, Port Ellen and two other malts from the south of island... For peated whiskey lovers only! A bottling of the small batch type (small cuvée) not cold filtered.

WHISKEY MACNAMARA BLENDED SCOTLAND 40 ° 70CL

Mac Na Mara, his name means "the son of the sea".

Gaelic whiskeys were developed for Celtic-speaking communities on the Scottish Atlantic coast. They represent the attachment of a gentleman farmer, Sir Ian Noble, to the Gaelic traditions and its terroir where the Celtic culture and tradition is still very present. Its production is the most famous of "owner" whiskeys.

Mac Na Mara is a Blend whiskey aged 5 to 7 years. It is an original, virile Gaelic whiskey. A high proportion of malts with iodized flavors and a slightly peaty nose.
A very nice blend to consume between friends.

Founded in 1948 by Fred Douglas Laing, a man with a genuine love and serious passion for whisky, Douglas Laing & Co. is a proudly independent, family-owned Scotch Whiskey distiller, blender and bottler, now in its third generation.

Over 70 years of heritage, history and expertise .

WHISKEY T SPOON ART AND CASK BLENDED MALT SCOTLAND 70CL 47.6°

Distill 01/11/2010
Update May 2021
10 YRS

Assembly  Glenglassaugh et benrinnes.

Cask No. 812134

Patrice Villeger is located in the town of Feuillères in the Somme.
He is above all passionate and is one of the many independent bottlers.
A passion for traditions, craftsmanship and elegance which took him into the world of Whiskeys. From the age of 16, he began his apprenticeship on the Isle of Islay in Scotland. Scotland is fascinating, its infinite landscapes, its indestructible mountains, its incredible myths and legends, its castles with a thousand enigmas, its islands hemmed with storms... make it a country mixing history, legend and dream.

Teaspooning" is the practice of adding a small amount of whiskey from a specific distillery 
(hence the name referring to a teaspoon) to a cask with a distillate from another distillery, which gives 
a blended whisky, which is at 99, 99% of single malt whiskey from a distillery. 

This procedure prevents buyers from bottling these barrels under the official name of the distillery or under the name of 
single malt whiskey. 

Most commonly, the teaspoon is used when selling kegs to independent bottlers 
or to competitors in order to protect a brand and the supply of single malt bottles 
from a specific distillery.

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.

Whiskey Finlaggan Islay Sherry Finish Single Malt Scotland 46° 70cl

Finlaggan is a peated single malt with a sherry cask finish.
This version offers us a balanced whiskey both on the roundness and the fiery character due to the youth of this whisky. 
This single malt comes from a known distillery but not communicated on the bottle.
The bottling of this whiskey is created by the Vintage Malt company by Brian CROOK. 

The distillery, where Finlaggan is made, is kept secret and is located on the island of Islay. F

Such a fascinating Speyside single malt whiskey as one from the house of Benriach would not exist without a traditional and unique production method.

John Duff opened the doors of his new distillery on the site of the old Riach farm in 1898. A building of raw beauty, Benriach draws its water from the mineral-rich aquifer below the site.

A true treasure hidden in the heart of Speyside, Benriach sets itself apart by offering three types of whiskeys - classic unpeated whiskeys, peated Highland whiskeys and tri-distilled whiskeys - and multiple flavors thanks to an eclectic collection of barrels from the four corners of the world.

Great King Street Artist's Blend Whiskey 70 cl

A new range named after the street where the Compass Box headquarters are located: Great KIng Street

Artist's Blend is based on a clever mix of malt whiskeys and grain whiskeys, determined by John Glaser. The malt/grain ratio, around 50%/50%, demonstrates the importance given to malt by John in the final recipe. For the choice of single malts, the Northern Highlands were favored for the spring and fruity aromas they brought. In the end, his approach recalls the tradition of vatting dear to Ireland, renowned for its blends with a high proportion of malt or pot still whisky.