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American Whiskey

Koval Four Grain Whiskey

Initial sweet malt with creamy, banana notes. Appealing grainy cereal aromas are followed by fresh American oak and hints of liquorice allsorts. The palate delivers spicy fruit-cake flavours with pie crust, cinnamon, and sticky dried fig. Finishes spicy with a maple-y sweetness.

Armorik Pineau des Charentes Single

Single Malts of Scotland Reserve Highland 12 Year Old

Benromach Cara Gold Malt

Koval Bourbon Whiskey

Kings County Empire Rye Whiskey ( ) Non-Vintage

Bakery Hill Peated Malt Strength

An incorrect image is shown (not cask strength). Our Peated Single Malt, delivered straight from the cask is our “biggest” and most awarded whisky in our range. In fact it is one of the biggest Australian whiskies available today. The malted barley is “peated” in northern Scotland and exhibits a more “Highland” style peat, which produces an “earthier” rounded peat smoke with minimal “medicinal/iodine” notes. If you are looking for the ultimate flavour experience that you will continue tasting long after the glass is dry, this whisky is for you Tasting Notes: Nose: A rich subdued peat aroma combined with a natural leathery earthiness with overtones of kumquat and fruit mince tart. Sweet but not sickly. Palate: The palate reveals a tobacco leaf earthiness with layer upon layer of complex smoky peat that lingers on the lips and palette demanding just one more sip. Finish: Astonishingly long and complex, an exotic mix of experiences.

Bakery Hill Classic Malt Whisky

Classic Single Malt is the whisky that David Baker started distilling over 20 years ago to produce. Victoria’s very own “Speyside” style expression with notes of spiced apple, nutmeg, honey and loads of rich malty sweetness. Tasting Notes: Nose: A complex sweet multi layering of green apples, spiced honey with just a hint of cider. Palate: The flavour ramps up kaleidoscopically from nutmeg through spiced honey to a firm cereal with a malty richness layered on as a finale. Finish: Mouth filling, smooth and lingering, leaving a satisfying warmth. Inspection of the glass reveal amazingly luscious legs of this superb malt whisky.

Hunter Laing Kinship Bunnahabhain (32 Year Old)

Hunter Laing Old Malt Craigellachie 15 Year Old