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Here you will find our collection of old and rare whiskies. Whiskies that went on cask far back in the the last century, whiskies that matured for an exceptionally long time, whiskies from closed distilleries ... Rare and with collector's value. Unique bottles that you won't find anywhere else. These are bottles for a special occasion or as an investment object. In any case: these are bottles of exceptional value in every respect!
This Macallan single malt was distilled in 1963 and bottled for the Italian market some 17 years later, in 1980. Although the label doesn't state it, we can assume it is a sherry-matured whisky. A refined and creamy dram. (43% ABV; Whiskybase score: 92,3)
This unique Macallan single malt whisky can't actually be found in liquor stores, but it can be found with us! It is a bottling from a cask owned by and filled at the distillery by a well-known Dutch whisky writer. The whisky matured for 12 years. (46%)
Back in the last century—unlike in much of the rest of the world—there was already significant interest in Italy in exceptional single malts; take, for instance, this 25-year-old, sherried Macallan Pure Highland Malt. A true 'old school' classic! (43%)
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%)
Well, what more is there to say... a 37-year-old (!) Port Ellen single malt whisky, distilled in 1978 and bottled in 2016 at 55.2% cask strength. On Whiskybase, this legendary malt scores well over 92 points. A perfect peated dram and collector's item.
Port Ellen single malt certainly belongs in the ranks of legendary whiskies. And this particular bottling comes from the near-legendary Silver Seal. The cask yielded 148 bottles of this 26-year-old, peated Islay malt, bottled at 50% ABV. (score: 91.3)
It is unknown which distillery this Speyside Region single malt whisky from Archives comes from, but it is a 43 year old! The bottling was released in 2017 and now has a rating of over 91 points on Whiskybase. It's a super dram! (Bourbon matured, 46.5%)
For this single malt, the barley, water, peat for drying the malt, and coal for heating the stills all came from within eight miles of the distillery. Springbank was already thinking about this back in 1965! (36 years old; 52.4%; Whiskybase score 93.4)
For this single malt, the barley, water, peat for drying the malt, and coal for heating the stills all came from within eight miles of the distillery. Springbank was already thinking about this back in 1965! (36 years old; 52.4%; Whiskybase score 93.4)
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Springbank Society, a celebratory bottling was released for members in 2014. It is a 14-year-old single malt whisky made from local barley and matured in a sherry cask. The members were very enthusiastic! (57.8%)
This is a fifty-year-old bottling of a 37-year-old Strathisla single malt whisky, distilled in 1937. We don't often have them on offer like this! It also scores more than 91 points, this 'licensed bottling' from Gordon & MacPhail. (70 proof or 40% ABV)
We are always happy to offer bottles like this. This one is a 30-year-old Talisker from 2010, a Diageo Special Release. The peated single malt whisky from Skye matured in American and European oak casks. It scores over 91 points on Whiskybase. (57.3%)
We rarely have a whisky with a 1967 vintage in stock. This Tomintoul single malt from The Whisky Talker, bottled in 2010, is one of them! The Speysider matured for 43 years in a bourbon cask. A true 'old school' whisky, and it scores nearly 92 points! 46%
A Tormore single malt whisky, distilled in 1966—six years after the distillery opened. After maturing for 16 years in a sherry cask, this Speysider was bottled for the Italian firm Samaroli in 1982. And now, it boasts a score of over 94 points! (57%)
The Japanese distillery Yamazaki has been around for a century. They age their single malt whisky in American and European casks, but also in Japanese oak, which gives it a very unique taste. The Yamazaki bottlings often get very high marks. Like this one
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