The Macallan Double Cask 18 Years Old, a perfectly balanced single malt whisky matured for 18 years in both American and European sherry seasoned oak casks. Sherry seasoned American oak adds delicate vanilla to the subtle spice of European oak, delivering a whisky with a sweeter, warmer taste and character.

This exclusive Glenfiddich expression has been matured for 23 years in American and European oak casks and elegantly finished in rare French cuvee casks. The finest flavours from Scotland and France have been fused together through the art of experimentation, to redefine moments of celebration and create a new and extraordinary drinking experience.

LARK DISTILLERY Para 1992 Rare Cask Release Single Malt Whisky 46.5% ABV Tasmania 500ml with 100ml bottle of Seppeltsfield Vintage 1992 Tawny Para Liqueur 22% ABV Larks Para 1992 Rare Cask Release Single Malt Whisky commemorates Larks 30th anniversary, and came about after their head distiller discovered 16 special tawny port casks in the Seppeltsfield archives. This stunning gift pack also includes a 100ml bottle of Seppeltsfield Vintage 1992 Tawny Para Liqueur.

JOHNNIE WALKER Blue Label Ghost and Rare Port Dundas Scotch Whisky 43.8% ABV, Scotland

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some minor scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product not shown. Following on from the duo of Rich Cacao and Fine Cacao comes the second instalment in Macallan's limited annual series. 'Intense Arabica' and 'Smooth Arabica' are said to be influenced by the Ethiopian Arabica coffee bean. Both special malts exude flavours of sweet oak, tiramisu and dark chocolate and reportedly provide a delightful whisky and coffee pairing experience. The story goes that Chief Whisky Maker, Steven Bremner wanted to create an expression that would pair perfectly with an espresso, so he worked with a group of caffeinated experts including Ethiopian grower Kenean Asefa Dukamo, Scottish roaster Lisa Lawson and acclaimed American barista Andrea Allen. “Exploring the world of coffee with our masters in the industry, who shared their knowledge, creativity, and love for their art, was both an education and an inspiration,” says Bremner. “There are many parallels between the approach to creating incomparable whisky and coffee. Each requires unique skills and craftsmanship to achieve depth and complexity of taste and both worlds aim to deliver an extraordinary consumption experience.” Each whisky was aged in a combination of American and European oak casks but have different accents. As the name suggests, Smooth Arabica brings a creamy, silky character to Macallans malt, retaining the dark spice and heavy fruit we've come to expect. Also one for the collectors to complete the set. Drawing inspiration from a connection to the natural world, the distinctive packaging incorporates organic by-products and gives them new life. These are made partially from repurposed coffee bean husks, created by Italian paper mill, Favini. Very limited stocks.

Founded in 1824 The Macallan is a pioneer in Scottish whisky production, with a global reputation for its single malts. Founded by Alexander Reid, The Macallan draws its unique character from a confluence of influences. From the fertile Speyside region (historically called "Maghellan") to traditional methods and the natural resources of Scotland, Spain, and North America, each element contributes to the whisky's distinctive personality. The Macallan's unwavering commitment to quality is embodied in its "Six Pillars," a philosophy encompassing every aspect of production. From the "place" itself to the passionate people involved, each pillar reinforces the brand's dedication to excellence. Central to this philosophy is the "Mastery of Wood and Spirit." The distillery's reputation rests on the exceptional quality of its oak casks, meticulously sourced, crafted, and seasoned under the watchful eye of The Macallan's Master of Wood. Up to 80% of the final flavour profile is influenced by these casks, highlighting their crucial role in shaping the signature Macallan style. Another hallmark is the whisky's natural colour, derived solely from the wood during maturation. The distillery acknowledges the inherent variation in wood, with each cask imparting unique flavours and hues. Through expert cask management and selection, The Macallan ensures a consistent and beautiful colour spectrum across its bottlings, a key element of the brand's identity. The Macallan's dedication extends beyond Scotland. The distillery partners with Spanish cooperage companies, overseeing the entire process – from identifying oak trees in northern Spain to seasoning the casks for 18 months before their journey to Scotland. This meticulous approach, encompassing "tree to finished seasoned cask," underscores The Macallan's unwavering commitment to crafting an exceptional whisky experience. The Macallan Litha presents a unique proposition in the world of single malts. This whisky is crafted entirely from first-fill sherry casks sourced from Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. This meticulous selection embodies the harmonious coming together of Scottish and Spanish influences to create an exceptional spirit. The story of Litha begins amidst the sun-drenched vineyards of Jerez. Here, grapes destined for sherry production are meticulously cultivated. These casks, crafted to The Macallan's exacting specifications, then embark on a journey to Scotland. Upon arrival, they encounter The Macallan's "fruity new make spirit," sparking a remarkable union that defines the character of the whisky. The name "Litha" draws inspiration from the Celtic summer solstice. This astronomical event signifies a pivotal moment, a burst of new life and a shift in the balance of nature. Similarly, The Macallan Litha celebrates the transformative power that arises when two distinct forces converge. The vibrant presentation box, designed by award-winning illustrator Sija Hong, further enhances the whisky's allure. Two bold colour palettes represent Scotland and Spain, united by the central image of a tree. This symbolic representation underscores the crucial role that cask maturation plays in creating The Macallan Litha, a whisky born from the harmonious fusion of two worlds. The unique character and complex flavours of The Macallan Litha is derived from the use of first fill sherry seasoned oak casks, the whisky mingling with the sherry seasoned oak. The gentle scent of vanilla and butterscotch unites with a spark of citrus over a bright canvas of tropical fruits, reminiscent of a summer’s day and the radiance of the sun’s energy. As the flavour develops, smooth vanilla ice cream topped with a berry compote dances on the palate, beautifully balanced with warming wood spice, chocolate, salted caramel and pecans, with a lingering hint of sweet oak.

The Bruichladdich Black Art 11.1 is a whisky that pushes the boundaries of imagination and craftsmanship. Aged for 24 years in pre-renaissance casks on Islay, this singular expression is the result of an enigmatic process known only to our Head Distiller, Adam Hannett. With every sip, you will experience layers of rich complexity that evolve in the glass. This whisky is mysterious and full of character — a living piece of Bruichladdich’s exceptional artistry. Black Art 11.1 has been carefully crafted using Bruichladdich’s unique pre-renaissance casks, carefully selected and matured for nearly two decades. With a recipe known only to Adam Hannett, this whisky embodies the essence of time, craftsmanship, and innovation. The whisky opens with an intricate, multi-layered flavour profile that blends dried fruit, dark chocolate, and spice, transitioning to bright tropical fruit notes, creamy sweetness, and a beautifully balanced finish. This whisky is more than just a drink; it’s an invitation to experience the mystique of the cask and the spirit of Bruichladdich. Limited Edition: Only 1,286 Bottles Produced Maker: Bruichladdich Distillery is renowned for its bold and progressive approach to whisky-making, consistently challenging traditional whisky norms while embracing the best of Scottish craftsmanship. Since its revival in 2001, Bruichladdich has become a leader in producing exceptional single malts, with a focus on terroir and provenance. The distillery uses 100% Scottish-grown barley, with particular emphasis on the local Islay barley, reflecting the land and the unique character of the island. Bruichladdich’s commitment to minimal intervention ensures that the whisky retains its authentic character and allows the natural elements—barley, cask, and Islay’s climate—to shine through in every bottle. The distillery’s meticulous production process, which includes slow fermentation, trickle distillation, and selective maturation, results in whiskies that are both expressive and innovative. Bruichladdich's dedication to quality, sustainability, and craftsmanship is evident in every dram, with each expression offering a distinctive taste of Islay. Philosophy: At Bruichladdich, the philosophy is centred around creating whisky that reflects the true essence of the land, its people, and its climate. With a focus on provenance, Bruichladdich strives to produce whiskies that are not only exceptional in quality but also thought-provoking in their expression of terroir. The distillery's approach embraces minimal intervention, allowing the natural character of the barley and the influence of the casks to shape the whisky. Bruichladdich challenges industry conventions by rethinking the whisky-making process and staying true to the core values of sustainability and quality. By working with local Islay barley, the distillery deepens its connection to the land, producing whiskies that tell a story of place, heritage, and innovation. Bruichladdich’s commitment to these principles ensures that each whisky, whether peated or unpeated, reflects the unique spirit of Islay and the distillery’s unwavering pursuit of excellence. Tasting Notes Nose Intriguing Complexity A layered bouquet of dried fruit, leather, and citrus opens the nose, followed by a fresh sea breeze. As the whisky unfolds, sweet notes of poached pear, rose hip syrup, black cherry, and mango add richness. Complemented by subtle hints of cedar, mellow oak, butterscotch, praline, honey, and cinnamon. Palate Rich, Layered, and Inviting Dried fruits, dates, raisins, barley sugar, leather, and oak, which give way to butterscotch and praline sweetness. Layers of toasted oak, dark plums, marzipan, and a touch of coconut develop into a rich, multi-faceted flavour profile. Finish Elegant and Satisfying Oak and dried fruit, with notes of sultanas, figs, marzipan, and lingering honey, creating a beautifully rounded and satisfying conclusion.