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Since opening our shop in Rotterdam in 2011, we’ve been releasing our own independent bottlings under the Archives label. We personally select every single cask—mostly from Scotland, but we're open to everything—and bottle each whisky at cask strength, without chill-filtration or additives.
So far, we’ve put hundreds of unique whiskies on the market, and they’ve found fans all over the world. People love them not just for the eye-catching Archives-worthy labels, but especially for the quality in the bottle. The ratings on Whiskybase speak for themselves—and we’re proud of that.
In 2017, this Port Charlotte, one of Bruichladdich Distillery's heavily peated single malt whiskies, was bottled after 16 years of maturation in a bourbon cask. It was released in the Archives series The Fishes of Samoa, at 59.7% cask strength. (89 pts)
A full, complex, oily and creamy dram, rich in fruity notes, spicy; some smell a hint of smoke. That is, in short, the profile of this Glen Garioch single malt whisky. Bottled by Archives after 11 years of maturation in a bourbon cask. (57.7%)
This 21-year-old single malt whisky was released in 2018 in Archives' Birds from the Orient series. The label doesn't say which distillery it's from, but it does say it matured in a bourbon cask and was bottled for the Taiwanese market. (54.1%)
The Whiskybase.com team carefully selected this Heaven Hill-distilled American Whiskey for the Archives bottling in late 2019. It is a 10-year-old single-cask bottling, intended for the American market, at a strength of 65.8%!
In 2019, Whiskybase bottler Archives bottled this 'American Whiskey' for the American market under the Butterflies from the USA label. How American can you have it! The 10-year-old whisky was distilled by Heaven Hill and bottled at 64.6% (!) cask strength
At a cask strength of no less than 65.3%, Archives bottled this 'American Whiskey' in 2020 under the Butterflies from the USA label. The 10-year-old whisky was distilled by Heaven Hill in Kentucky. The bottling was intended for the American market.
The best Archives whisky we ever released, stunning flavor profile from an 'undisclosed' speyside distillery. These 1973 releases by several bottlers have all been exceptional and would make a great addition to your collection. Purchased from a collection
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