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James Grant, "The Major", was only twenty five when he inherited the Glen Grant distillery in Rothes, Speyside. A forward thinking and unconventional man, "The Major" personally designed the innovative tall slender stills with unique purifiers to achieve...
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This whiskey gets its byname because it contains whiskeys from ex-bourbon, ex-sherry and ex-port casks. It was awarded Gold at the 2010 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
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Like its younger brother, this scotch is very peaty and spicy, but the long maturation has made it a lot more complex and refined.
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This single-barrel bottling from Balvenie emphasizes the influence of the barrel on the taste of a whisky. Oak barrels are natural products and each one is different. This gives each whisky a different taste. For this bottling, Balvenies Malt Master...
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This popular expression from Laphroaig replaced the 15-year-old and has now in turn been replaced by yet another 15-year-old. A very complex and mature Laphroaig.
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Tomintoul distillery is located in the famous Glenlivet, the valley of the river Livet. This peated bottling is intense and smoky, rather unusual for the distillery.
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This Arran is the first bottling that has not been bottled from barrels from the first year. It comes with exotic fruit, traces of cinnamon, dark chocolate and some oak in the background. The finish is smooth and oily. Non chill filtered and not coloured.
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Arguably the best-known bourbon whisky brand in the world. Thanks to Mila Kunis, we all know now that Jim Beam is matured twice as long as required by the American Bourbon Act, meaning it's at least 4 years old.
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The secret of the heavily peated whisky from the Benriach Distillery are the special casks. The peated 17-year.old 'Solstice' has been finished in Portuguese port wine casks.
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This 10-year-old used to be more popular in Scotland than the 12-year-old Macallan. It has a bit more bite than its older brother. Unfortunately, both have now been discontinued in Europe.
