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Another Archives bottling you just can't resist: a 31-year-old Tomatin single malt is released in the Fishes of Samoa series! The Highlander matured in a bourbon cask, from which Whiskybase's bottler harvested 247 bottles at a cask strength of 49.9%.
You can also come across 'old school' whisky in the single grain sector. That is certainly the case with this North British. After 25 years in bourbon casks, it was bottled in 1990 by Signatory Vintage, in their early days, in those dumpy bottles. (46%)
This is truly an 'old school' whisky: the spirit for this Irish single malt whisky from the Bow Street/John Jameson Distillery went into the cask in 1963. In 1991, 27 years later, Cadenhead bottled it at an astonishingly strong 68.2%. (score: 92.68)
This Glenallachie bottling was released in 2014. The Speyside single malt matured for 17 years in two bourbon casks, was bottled at 43% ABV, and appeared in the Vintage Collection series by Signatory Vintage. Now in the shop for a great price.
This Glenallachie bottling of Signatory Vintage dates from 2015. The Speyside single malt aged for 18 years in a bourbon cask and appeared in the bottler series Vintage Collection. It's a fruity, spicy whisky; you can taste banana, nuts, and ginger. 43%
A true 'old school' bottling, this Glen Garioch with its classic deer label. The Highland single malt whisky was released between 2006 and 2009, after 15 years of maturation in oak. Spicy, floral, sweet malt, honey, vanilla and ripe fruit. (43%)
Auchentoshan's single malt whisky is always triple distilled. This therefore also applies to this Vivid and Indulgent bottling from 2021. The Lowlander matured for 18 years in bourbon and sherry casks and is bottled at 43% ABV. A soft, creamy dram.
The Un-Chillfiltered Collection from quality bottler Signatory Vintage offers good whiskies at a great price. Like this 10-year-old BenRiach single malt whisky. The Speysider is finished in Oloroso sherry casks. From Pitlochry to the World.(46.0%)
This bottling of Lowland single malt Auchentoshan is a prime example of the excellent value for money of the Un-Chillfiltered Collection from Signatory Vintage. The 13-year-old, triple-distilled malt is finished in 1st-fill Amontillado casks. (46% ABV)
'From Pitlochry to the World' is written on the label of this bottling from Signatory Vintage, based in Pitlochry, Scotland. And the world can be quite pleased with this 16-year-old Craigellachie single malt, matured in first-fill bourbon casks! (46%)
When you know that the name Whitlaw stands for Highland Park, you look at this bottle differently. Signatory Vintage bottled this 8-year-old Orkney single malt after finishing it in first-fill Pedro Ximénez casks. Nicely balanced and nicely priced. (46%)
Big Peat is the name of the blend of peated Islay malts that Douglas Laing has been releasing regularly for about 15 years and which is enthusiastically received. In 2019, The Whiskyburg Wittlich Edition #3 was released for the German market. It scores ov
Big Peat represents a series of blends of four peated Islay single malts. The first The Robbie's Drams Edition was released in 2018. Bottled for a Scottish whisky merchant, in a limited edition of 150 bottles, at 48.0% ABV.
The label features a real old Big Peat, with an emblem on his shirt: 'LMDW 60 Anniversary'. This stands for the 60th anniversary of the French drinks retailer La Maison du Whisky. This edition of the Islay blended malt whisky was released in 2016. (50.0%)
Big Peat is the name of the blend of peated Islay malts by Douglas Laing. Over the years, this blended malt has been enthusiastically received. In 2017, The Whiskyburg Wittlich Edition was released for the German market. It scores nearly 88 points. 56.8%
Among the hundreds of unique Big Peat bottlings, this edition, released in 2019, is a very special one: the no less than 33-year-old blend of four Islay single malts was finished in cognac and sherry casks. 1500 bottles were bottled at 47.2% ABV.
It was back in 2016 that Douglas Laing released this Big Peat The Diplomat's Edition, in a limited run of 660 bottles, at an ABV of 46%. And naturally, this blend of Islay single malts also offers rich notes of peat smoke, seaweed, sweetness, and ash.
Big Peat is the name of the blend of peated Islay malts by Douglas Laing. Over the years, this blended malt has been enthusiastically received. In 2018, The Whiskyburg Wittlich Edition was released for the German market. It scores nearly 89 points. 56.8%
This Big Peat edition was specially bottled by Douglas Laing in 2019 for the French drinks retailer V&B. 600 bottles were filled with a blend of four peated Islay single malt whiskies, at an ABV of 46%.
In 2017, with this edition, they were also able to enjoy their own Big Peat Islay Blended Malt Scotch Whisky in Argentina. Curious about this dram that scored nearly 88 points? This bottle is now available in our store! (48.0% ABV)
A blend of Highland single malts, that is Douglas Laing’s Timorous Beastie. In this blended malt, whiskies such as Dalmore, Glengoyne, and Glen Garioch form a good combination. This edition, released in 2018, matured for 12 years in bourbon casks. (50.0%)
A blend of the Highland single malts Glengoyne, Blair Athol, and Glen Garioch, that is Douglas Laing’s Timorous Beastie. Released in 2019, this 18-year-old edition is characterised by complex fruity, sweet, and malty notes. (46.8% ABV)
This Bunnahabhain single malt whisky was bottled in 2026 after over 20 years of maturation. Of that, it spent six years in Armagnac casks, which imparted complex fruit notes to the Islay whisky, alongside the well-known maritime tones. (570 bottles; 49.9%
A blend of Highland single malts, that is Douglas Laing’s Timorous Beastie. This 18-year-old edition, matured in sherry casks, was released in 2020. Nicely balanced, not very complex, and pleasant to drink. Bottled for the Asian market. (45.3% ABV)
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