Time is often believed to be an irrefutable force. The seconds, minutes, hours fleeting figures of a clockface, slipping steadily away. But in the hands of a maverick, time stands still. This is something our malt master understands implicitly. Thirty years ago, he laid down the spirit to create an exemplary single malt. After three decades of patient maturation, the decisive moment arrived.Glenfiddich 30 is the pinnacle of this process. More than simply a superlative liquid, it is forethought, expectation, anticipation embodied. Three decades, captured. Time stilled, forever. Arrested, and arresting. An experience to savour. Thirty years of our maverick mindset, suspended in time.TASTING NOTES:Deep, woody flavours interlaced with delicate floral accents, in a complex combination.SERVING SUGGESTION:Serve neat or with a couple of drops of water (to bring out the flavours).

Product Information: For this range, malt master Kelsey McKechnie has made a small selection of our rarest casks, each of exceptional quality and unique individual flavour to bring together in a tun marriage. The Balvenie 25-year-old is blended from a combination of whiskies matured in traditional American oak and European Sherry oak casks. It has extraordinary depth, the perfect balance to create the most elegantly fruity whisky expression the Twenty-Five hints at the most sought-after Balvenie flavours – bold vanilla oak, crystallised ginger and sweet runny honey. The nose has a distinct honeyed sweetness with hints of brown sugar. Ripe fruits ranging from apple, pear to tropical aromas of mango and pineapple. Mint, anise and ginger accents. Seasoned oak in the background. Smooth and creamy on the palate. Baked apple notes, hints of tropical fruits. There is also a bit of liquorice and a pronounced flavour of baked cinnamon. A persistent fruit finish that lingers with cinnamon and a hint of nutmeg. Super. Maker: William Grant’s vision for Balvenie, established in 1892, was to transform the abandoned shell of an 18th-century manor house into a thriving whisky production facility. Neighbouring his successful Glenfiddich distillery, Grant used second-hand stills from Lagavulin and Glen Albyn to set up Balvenie, establishing a unique character for his new venture. Today, Balvenie’s impressive craftsmanship continues to set it apart. The distillery operates with four wash stills and five spirit stills, which, though of similar dimensions as those at Glenfiddich, are taller. This height difference imparts a distinct style to Balvenie’s whisky, contributing to a richer and more nuanced profile compared to its neighbouring distillery. A standout feature of The Balvenie is its commitment to traditional methods. Unlike many modern distilleries, Balvenie still practices floor malting, a time-honoured technique that involves spreading barley on the floor to germinate. This traditional process is complemented by the use of an on-site kiln for malting and peating, with barley grown on the distillery’s own farm, Balvenie Mains. This dedication to maintaining traditional practices ensures that each bottle of Balvenie whisky carries a deep sense of heritage and authenticity. The Balvenie’s unique approach combines time-honoured techniques with innovative practices, such as the pioneering ‘finishing’ method introduced by Malt Master David C. Stewart MBE. This blend of tradition and innovation results in a range of whiskies that are both distinct and exceptional, reflecting the rich history and enduring legacy of The Balvenie Distillery. The Philosophy: The Balvenie distillery is a paragon of tradition and expertise, with a deep-rooted commitment to crafting exceptional whisky. This dedication is evident in every aspect of their production process, reflecting a blend of time-honoured practices and modern skill. Unique among Scottish Highlands distilleries, The Balvenie grows and malts a portion of its own barley. This tradition, carried forward by James Wiseman and his son Duncan, ensures that generations of knowledge contribute to the whisky's distinctive quality. The Wiseman family's involvement in barley farming spans decades, underpinning the distillery’s legacy. The art of cooperage is another cornerstone of The Balvenie's approach. Master cooper Ian McDonald, with 54 years at the distillery, exemplifies the craftsmanship required to repair and rebuild casks, a skill developed over years of experience, Ian shares, "I've been working with wood for so long that I know American Oak from European by feel." Also labour intensive is the malting floor, where malt men manually turn barley up to four times a day, and the precise use of peat in the kiln, add layers of complexity to the whisky. The distillery’s copper stills are instrumental in shaping its flavour. Dennis McBain's expertise in copper smithing, alongside his apprentice George Singer, ensures that the intricate design of the stills contributes to the signature honeyed notes of The Balvenie. Former Malt Master David C. Stewart, who dedicated 60 years to The Balvenie, revolutionised whisky production with his pioneering techniques, particularly around ‘cask finishes’. In 2023, Stewart passed the mantle to Kelsey McKechnie, recognising her exceptional talent and commitment. Stewart’s legacy continues through McKechnie, ensuring The Balvenie’s tradition of excellence endures. Nose - Runny Honey, Oaky Char, Candied Orange Peel Honeyed sweetness with hints of brown sugar and orange peel. Then ripe orchard fruit, apple, pear, and some tropical fruit aromas of mango and pineapple. Palate - Toasted Marshmallows, Fruit Terrine, Vanilla Oak The initial bold vanilla oak flavours slowly dissipate to reveal layers of toasted marshmallows, fresh fruit terrine and cinnamon-infused apple tart. Finish - Cinnamon Dusted Apple Tart, Apricots, Nutmeg The finish is long, with a lingering fruity sweetness, accompanied by cinnamon and a hint of nutmeg.

Product Information: Sullivans Cove stays true to its promise of bottling only the unique and exceptional. TD0252 reached its peak after 16 years of maturation in a single American Oak ex-Bourbon cask. The result is remarkable depth and character, with only 195 bottles in existence, making each one a rare opportunity to experience the singular complexity of this extraordinary whisky. This release is vibrant yet contemplative. The oak presence is pronounced but refined, allowing for a seamless interplay between warm spices and fruit. Huon pine lifts the spirit with an alpine freshness, adding a herby complexity. You’ll discover deep leather, charred corn, and sizzled butter, all closing out with earthy baking spices, cedar, and a coffee-ground finish. Matured for 16 years in a single 200L American oak ex-Bourbon cask, this release is bottled at 48.2% ABV and yields just 195 bottles. Sullivans Cove’s Second-Fill casks are a truly special part of the distillery. Select American Oak and French Oak barrels are refilled to provide a gentler oak profile, allowing the spirit to shine. The Second-Fill range has quickly become a favourite, offering the characteristic flavours of each oak type in a more restrained and delicate style. This range represents the distillery's distinct spirit character in its purest form. Maker: In 1994, on a remote island at the far end of the world, Sullivans Cove distillery was brought to life from humble beginnings. Far from the whisky establishment, Sullivans Cove was free to explore and perfect its process, blending tradition with innovation. Two decades later, this commitment to crafting exceptional whisky—patiently aged and inspired by nature—was rewarded when Sullivans Cove was named the World’s Best Whisky. Suddenly, the world knew about the special things happening on Tasmania’s 'Apple Isle,' and whisky lovers globally were intrigued. In a world of instant gratification, Sullivans Cove offers something different: a genuinely rare whisky that cannot be rushed and can never be replicated. Philosophy: Distilled in Hobart, Tasmania, Sullivans Cove single malt is made using traditional methods and 100% Tasmanian ingredients. Inspired by nature and patiently aged, Sullivans Cove distillers seek the sublime. Each cask is nurtured to its natural peak, with thousands of tiny decisions helping each batch reach its full potential. No two batches are the same, making every release an opportunity for exploration. Tasmania’s pure, clean water and fertile barley-growing land make it an ideal location for producing world-class whisky. This combination of high-quality water and grain is the foundation of all Sullivans Cove whiskies. All Sullivans Cove whiskies are made from 100% Tasmanian malted barley. The wash is brewed locally by experienced brewers and then double-distilled in a unique Tasmanian-built pot still, affectionately known as "Myrtle." The first distillation, known as the "wash run," produces low wines of around 20% ABV, which are then distilled again during the "spirit run" to produce a spirit of around 70% ABV. This spirit is diluted to 63.5% ABV before being placed in casks for ageing. Most whiskies are aged in either 200L American oak ex-bourbon barrels or 300L French oak ex-tawny barrels, maturing for many years in Tasmania’s unique climate—typically between nine and eighteen years. Nose - Tropical, Blackberry Jam, Marjoram Herbs Kaffir lime leaf adds a bright, zesty edge, while earthy oak spices emerge - cedar, coffee, black pepper, and cinnamon, grounding the experience. There’s a deep leather note. Palate - Fresh Baked Biscuits, Buttery Charred Corn, Vanilla Sponge Clove weave through layers of bay leaf and black pepper, leading into the warmth of toasted sourdough and freshly baked biscuits. Finish - Werther's Originals, Cola, Spice and Herbal Lift Werther’s Originals and pickled walnuts offer an intriguing juxtaposition of sweet and briny, hinting at the spirit's complexity. Piney aromas and fresh herbs add a fresh twist to a wonderfully decadent dram. Bottling Information Barrel No. - TD0252 Bottle No. - Various of 195 Filled On - 04/03/2008 Decanted On - 10/04/2024

Product Information: Filled on 09/06/2006 and decanted on 31/01/2024, this remarkable 17-year maturation of Sullivans Cove's American Oak Second-Fill Single Cask (TD0107) offers a rare opportunity to experience the culmination of meticulous care and craftsmanship. Aromas and flavours evoke malt milkshake and crème brûlée, adding a creamy depth balanced with lime sorbet freshness. Matured for 17 years in a single 200L American oak second-fill cask, this bottling yielded just 192 bottles at 47.6% ABV. Sullivans Cove Second-Fill casks are a truly special part of the distillery. Selected American Oak and French Oak barrels are refilled, which imparts a gentler oak profile, allowing the whisky’s spirit to shine. The range includes Old & Rare refill casks and features a more restrained, delicate style that has become a favourite among staff and fans alike. The Second-Fill range captures the distillery’s distinct spirit character in its purest form. Maker: In 1994, on a remote island at the far end of the world, Sullivans Cove distillery was brought to life from humble beginnings. Far from the traditional whisky establishment, Sullivans Cove was free to explore and perfect its process. Informed by tradition yet inspired by possibility, they brought a distinctly Tasmanian twist to a craft shaped by centuries of practice. Two decades later, their dedication to carefully crafting exceptional whisky, inspired by nature and patiently aged, was rewarded when Sullivans Cove was named the World’s Best Whisky. Suddenly, the world knew what was happening on this small 'Apple Isle,' and whisky lovers everywhere were intrigued. In a world of instant gratification, Sullivans Cove offers something different: a rare whisky that cannot be rushed and will never be replicated. Philosophy: Distilled in Hobart, Tasmania, Sullivans Cove single malt whisky is made using traditional methods and 100% Tasmanian ingredients. Inspired by nature and patiently aged, Sullivans Cove distillers seek to craft the sublime. Each cask is nurtured to its natural peak, with thousands of tiny decisions shaping the whisky. No two batches are the same, making each release an opportunity for exploration. Tasmania’s pure, clean water and rich barley-growing land make it an ideal location for producing world-class whisky. This combination of high-quality water and grain is the foundation of all Sullivans Cove whiskies. All Sullivans Cove whiskies are made from 100% Tasmanian malted barley. The wash is brewed locally by experienced brewers and then double-distilled in a unique Tasmanian-built pot still, affectionately known as "Myrtle." The first distillation, known as the "wash run," produces low wines of around 20% ABV, which are then distilled again during the "spirit run" to produce a spirit of around 70% ABV. This spirit is diluted to 63.5% ABV before entering the casks for ageing. Most whiskies are aged in either 200L American oak ex-bourbon barrels or 300L French oak ex-tawny barrels, maturing for many years in Tasmania’s unique climate—typically between nine and eighteen years. Nose - Myrtle, Deep Vanilla, Malt Milkshake Boysenberry ice cream melting into lemon myrtle, lime sorbet, while a malt milkshake and crème brûlée add a creamy depth Palate - White Chocolate, Buttery Short Bread, Floral Note Dried apple wheels blend with vanilla seeds. The sweetness is enhanced by white chocolate and buttery shortbread, with sugared almonds adding a nutty touch. A bright burst of orange blossom water in the corners brings a lively, floral note. Finish - Crème Pâtissière, Pomelo, Brown Sugars A sweet, ripe grapefruit leaning towards pomelo adds a citrusy brightness. The finish is rounded out with rich, browned sugars, evoking sticky date. Bottle Information Barrel Number - TD0107 Bottle Number - various of 192 Filled Date - 09/06/2006 Decanted On - 31/01/2024

Product Information: After 16 years of patience, yielding just 213 bottles, Sullivans Cove presents TD0207: a celebration of the opulence of American oak. This release showcases the remarkable potential of Sullivans Cove’s spirit. Old & Rare American Oak single casks are the distillery's hallmark for crafting decadent drams that are silky smooth in texture, emphasising the spirit's sumptuous balance of freshly cut fruits and pure vanilla bean ice cream. Luxurious throughout, its vibrancy and elegant complexity extend well beyond the palate in a generously sustained finish. Old & Rare American Oak ex-Bourbon Single Cask TD0207 was distilled in July 2007 and decanted in March 2024, maturing for 16 years and 7 months in a single 200L American oak ex-Bourbon cask. Bottled at 47.6%, this cask produced just 213 bottles. Sullivans Cove Second-Fill casks are a truly special part of the distillery. A selection of the best American Oak and French Oak barrels are refilled, resulting in whiskies with a gentler oak profile that lets the spirit shine. The range includes American Oak and French Oak refill casks, including Old & Rare releases. Second-Fill bottlings have rapidly become favourites among both staff and whisky lovers, offering the typical flavours of each oak type in a more delicate and restrained style. The Second-Fill range represents the purest form of Sullivans Cove’s distinct spirit character. Maker: In 1994, on a remote island at the far end of the world, a distillery came to life with humble beginnings. Far from the whisky establishment, Sullivans Cove had the freedom to explore and perfect their process. Informed by tradition yet inspired by possibility, they brought a distinctly Tasmanian twist to a craft shaped by centuries of practice. Two decades later, their dedication to carefully crafting exceptional whisky, inspired by nature and patiently aged, was rewarded when Sullivans Cove was named the World’s Best Whisky. The secret was out, and whisky lovers globally were intrigued by what was quietly happening on Tasmania’s 'Apple Isle'. In a world of instant gratification, Sullivans Cove offers something different: a rare whisky that cannot be rushed and will never be replicated. Philosophy: Distilled in Hobart, Tasmania, Sullivans Cove single malt whisky is made using traditional methods and 100% Tasmanian ingredients. Inspired by nature and patiently aged, the distillers aim to seek the sublime. Each cask is nurtured to its natural peak, with thousands of tiny decisions shaping each batch. No two batches are the same, making each one an opportunity for exploration. Tasmania’s clean water makes it an ideal place for producing world-class whisky, while the island’s fertile soil is perfect for barley growing. This combination of quality water and grain forms the foundation of Sullivans Cove's high-end whisky. All Sullivans Cove whiskies are made from 100% Tasmanian malted barley, with the wash brewed by experienced local brewers. The whisky is double-distilled in a unique Tasmanian-built pot still, affectionately known as "Myrtle." The first distillation, known as the "wash run," produces low wines of about 20% ABV, which are then redistilled during the "spirit run" to create a spirit of around 70% ABV. This spirit is diluted to 63.5% ABV before being aged in casks. Most of the whiskies are aged in either 200L American oak ex-Bourbon barrels or 300L French oak ex-tawny barrels, maturing for many years in Tasmania’s unique climate—typically between nine and eighteen years. Nose - Candied Lemon, Caramel Popcorn, Raspberry Jam Caramel popcorn and fudge add a playful touch. A bright timber note of Huon pine weaves through, alongside the softer orange and herbal tones of Aperitivo Cappelletti Palate - Rich Deep Berries, Velvety, Orange Blossom Sugared almonds adding a nutty touch. A bright burst of orange blossom water in the corners brings a lively, floral note. Finish - Stick Date Pudding, Aperitivo, Cloves Its generous and sustained finish, marked by creamy textures, notes of candied lemon, toffee, and a hint of deep berry richness. Bottling Information Barrel No. - TD0207 Bottle No. - Various of 213 Filled On - 19/07/2007 Decanted On - 15/03/2024

Shining a light on the distillery’s exceptional spirit from a bygone era, Jura Rare Vintage 1990 is a rich and lively single malt, reflective of the character now synonymous with our island and its tiny island community. Distilled on 5th December 1990 as cool winter temperatures prevailed, the Jura grassy new make spirit was filled into American White Oak ex bourbon barrels to slowly mature for 26 years, before being finished for a further three years in an Amoroso Oloroso Sherry butt. Crafted from non-peated barley and bottled at 46.5%, this incredible whisky is non-chill-filtered and natural in colour.

Soaring sweet smoke with pointy pepperiness After a short hiatus, the Talisker 30 Year Old was re-launched asa cask-strength annual release in 2021. The rare expression ofthe last bottling, made in 2017, is being offered in limitedquantities to celebrate the summit of Skye. Not unlike theanticipation of the journey to the top of The Cuillin, wheremajestic views await, Talisker 30 Year Old provides a rareinvitation to only a few to reach the very pinnacle of the range,where true character awaits. Three decades of purposeful,skilled ageing have nurtured and gently shaped this visceralwhisky but the powerful sweet smoke and pointed pepperinessstill soar through the mellowed profile despite the long-ageing.An elegant and complex expression with Talisker hallmarks ofpepper and smoke, and the notable fruitiness of waxy redapples and freshly cut orchard fruits. Celebrating the summit of Skye. Notunlike the anticipation of the journey to the top of The Cuillinmountain range, where majestic views await, Talisker 30 YearOld too provides a rare invitation to only a few to reach thevery pinnacle of the range, where true character awaits. This is a truly rare and prestigious single maltScotch with a strong, whole age statement, presented in abeautiful bottle and housed in a crafted wooden box, making ita perfect gift for a special occasion. The oldest distillery on the Isle of Skye. Talisker has been an integral part of island life since 1830. It’s in this land of extremes that our small distillery stands proudly by the sea, enduring the ever-changing elements that have shaped our island for almost 200 years.

The Tomatin 30 Year Old’s time spent in Bourbon and traditional oak casks delivers fresh aromas of soft fruits, golden honey and smooth white chocolate. On the palate, a fusion of tropical fruits and creamy buttered vanilla mingle in an explosion of sensational mixed spices. Nose - Fresh with soft fruits, honey and white chocolate. Pallet - A fusion of tropical fruits and creamy buttered vanilla and mixed spices. Finish - Elegantly rich and creamy.

This landmark 1988 vintage from Bruchladdich has never been re-casked. It has matured over 30 years in the distilleries warehouses in the same wood it was originally filled into – refill bourbon and, unusually, rare refill squat hogsheads. The subtle influence of these refill oak casks has resulted in a delicate and measured relationship between spirit and wood, quietly cultivated over time. It was always understood that this small parcel of casks required no interference, no guiding hand; just a watchful eye and palate to see it through. It is definitive, old, Bourbon-aged Bruichladdich – some of the last of its kind. The resulting whisky has a polish copper colour in the glass. Floral aromas blend with sun dried hay, buttercups, primrose, and coconut oil. The palate is like a liquid velvet with citrus and coconut throughout. A classic Bruichladdich style, elegant and floral at first before allowing the oak to sweep in with pipe tobacco and fudge. A second sip brings some fruit, ripe pineapple, mango and hint of mint. This finish has mire marine elements from the maturation. A sea breeze with wood spice and fudge. One of the great vintages of Bruichladdich, the faith in the right wood and the right time to develop have allowed a superb spirit to show both its natural elegance and its strength of character.