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A well aged single grain from Infrequent Flyers, this expression from Invergordon has been matured for 35 years, with a finish in a dark rum barrel, bringing forward tropical sweet notes.

There are the textbook solventy sweet notes on the nose, joined with slight  floral tones and rich vanilla and molasses, showing clear cask influence. The cask shows further influence on the palate, with notes of coconut ice cream, fresh vanilla, overripe fruits, thick molasses and chocolate truffles. 

This expression was distilled at an unknown distillery on Orkney before being matured for 24 years with a secondary maturation in a Moscatel Hogshead.

On the nose there are aromas of torched almond praline, rum and raisin fudge and fluffy Belgian waffles. To taste there are notes of creamy caramel fudge, stewed sultanas, and popcorn with toffee caramel sauce.

This expression from Benrinnes distillery is an example of an older style of spirit, when Benrinnes employed a part- triple distillation technique. It has matured for 17 years with a finish in a virgin oak cask.

The nose is very bright and sweet, with aromas of banoffee pie, pineapple sweets and vanilla cheesecake. The palate is again very sweet, with a slight spiciness from the virgin oak cask, notes of ground allspice, brandy snaps and sticky toffee.

This expression from Caol Ila distillery has been matured for 15 years, with a secondary maturation in an ex Premier Cru Bordeaux Barrique.

The peat is very prominent and forward on the nose, combining with notes of green tobacco and cooked banana and pineapple. To taste, there are sweet, earthy phenol and herbal notes, dark chocolate and orange, marzipan and a hint of cracked pepper on the finish.    

This bottling of Mannochmore spirit has been matured for 15 years with a secondary maturation in a ex Barolo Hogshead.

The nose is sweet and fruity, with notes of gooseberry, ripe peaches and baked apples. The palate is complex, with hints of fruitiness- this time with a more tangy edge, pleasant spice notes and creamy butterscotch and peanut caramel brittle.  

This expression from Deanston distillery has been matured for 13 years with a finish in a Marsala Hogshead.

The nose is uplifting and intense, with notes of dark molasses, macaroon bars, almond cake and digestive biscuits. The palate is moorish  and desserty, full of notes of Demerara sugar, treacle makes another appearance, alongside sticky toffee pudding and a wee touch of marzipan.

This expression from Tomintoul distillery has been finished in an ex Rye Whiskey cask bringing forward pronounced spiciness 

On the nose there are notes of lemon meringue pie and fizzy citrus sherbert, custard cream biscuits and hazelnut praline.  The rye cask shows of its influence on the palate, with bold and intense spiciness. There are also notes of honey soaked nougat and zesty alcohol infused lemon sorbet.

This expression from Knockdhu distillery has been matured for ten years, with a finish in a Pedro Ximenez Puncheon, bringing a rich fruity and moorish quality.

The nose is deep, earthy and leathery alongside an abundance of rich red fruit. The PX influence is once again prominent on the palate. There are notes of stewed raisins, chocolate liqueurs and treacle toffee, with a touch of cinnamon and ground allspice rounding out the finish.

This expression from Miltonduff has been matured for 11 years before undergoing a finish in a ex Oloroso Puncheon yeilding 651 bottles. 

The nose is initially floral- there are notes of fruity wine gums, ripe strawberries and sweet vanilla fudge. The fruitiness continues on through the palate, joined with a caramelised sweetness. There are notes of cranberry pie, demerara sugar, boozy sultanas and black treacle with a slight ginger spice

This expression from Balmenach Distillery has been matured for 12 years with a secondary maturation in an ex Moulis-en-Medoc red wine Hogshead, resulting in a lovely sweet, desserty and fruity dram.

On the nose there are aromas of yellow fleshed stonefruits, rum and raisin fudge and sweet almond praline. To taste, there are notes of toast with plum jam, burned brown sugar, pecan pie with vanilla ice cream and hints of allspice

This expression from the lost Dumbarton distillery has been matured for 26 years with a secondary maturation in a ex Pedro Ximenez Puncheon

On the nose there are sweet solventy notes that are typically found in grain whiskies of this age, alongside buttered popcorn, stewed fruits and coconut ice cream. The  palate is incredibly thick, rich and sherried, with notes of dark chocolate, boozy sultanas and raisins, cherries and fresh espresso and slivered almonds

from Jura distillery, this expression has been matured for 30 years before undertaking a finish in an American virgin Oak Barrel, bringing vibrant spice and sweetness to this coastal dram.

There are notes of toasted oak, creamy vanilla along with cereal grain sweetness and crumbly buttery shortbread on the nose. The palate is intense and mouth- coating, with notes of dessicated coconut, rich marzipan and honeycomb alongside sweet spice and honey coated peanut brittle.

Produced by the team behind Glenturret distillery, Aberturret is a brand-new Scottish gin, made from 14 different botanicals in the traditional London Dry style. Juniper and a medley of citrus fruits take center stage, with locally foraged sumac and chamomile adding floral tones, with licorice, peppercorn and pine needle adding earthy, herbal notes. Presented in a Lalique crystal designed bottle.

Launched in 1968 as the first distillery expression of cask strength whisky, Glenfarclas' 105 has always been made by balancing a selection of ex-sherry casks, whose combined natural strength is exactly 60% ABV - 105 British proof. This new limited edition 105 has been made from casks that have matured for 16 years, with the classic Glenfarclas flavours of butterscotch, lashings of Christmas spices and rich, long-lasting dried fruit and woody tones.

This outturn, bottled by Murray McDavid sees spirit from Benrinnes distillery married with a selection of Twany Port Barriques.

There are notes of summer orchard fruits, fresh pastry, floral malt and rich chocolate to be found in this dram.

This outturn, bottled by Murray McDavid sees spirit from Croftengea distillery with a selection of Madeira and Port Barriques. 

The result is an abundance of notes of Hickory smoked BBQ sauce, tropical fruits and wafts of lingering peat smoke.

This outturn, bottled by Murray McDavid sees spirit from Inchgower distillery married with Madeira wine barriques. 

The madeira casks compliment the spicy and fruity nature of Inchgower's spirit, bringing notes of sweet orchard fruits, honied cereal, rich chocolate, with a warming finish of sweet spicy oak.

This outturn, bottled by Murray McDavid sees spirit from Tullibardine married with a selection of Pedro Ximinnez and Oloroso sherry casks from Jerez in Spain. The sherry casks impart a nutty, spicy and syrupy influence to the light, fruity and malty character of Tullibardine's spirit.

There are notes of rich stewed fruitsm creamy malt, dustings of cocoa powder, hazelnut praline and citrus.

This bottling hails from Strathmill Distillery and has been finished in a selection of ex Bourbon, Rye, four grain Whiskey and Oat Whiskey casks from Koval distillery in Chicago.

On the nose there are aromas of Spiced Pear, sweet apple and vanilla'd oak

To taste there are notes of Bright citrus, barley sugars and a slight grassy notes with a mellow oaky and slightly biuttersweet finish.

The 'Benchmark' range from Murray Mc David explores whisky finished in a range of casks that previously held fine wines and spirits. This expression is from Caol Ila and was finished for eighteen months in Stout Casks from the Wild Beer Co. 

On the nose there are notes of Salted Caramel and smoky beeswax, joined with notes of dark chocolate, sea salt and dry malt on the palate, with a long smoky finish.

This expression of Blair Athol is part of Murray McDavid's 'Benchmark' range and has been matured in a range of first fill ex Twany Port and Maidera barriques.

On the nose there are aromas of fresh berries, buttery malt and sweet nuts, joineds with notes of cherries, peppery malt and floral honey on the palate, with a chocalatey and sweet, spicy finish.

This expression from Benriach distillery is part of Murray McDavid's 'Benchmark' range and has been finished for three years in Hungarian Tokaji wine Barriques, amrrying perfectly wioth Benriach's vibrant, fruit forward spirit.

On the nose there are aromas of dried pears, tropical fruit and blossom, joined with notes of bright citrus, cereal and spicy oak on the palate, with a sweet, malty and floral finish.

Part of Signatory's all new 'Small Batch' series, this expression of Aberfeldy has been selected from a range of ex Oloroso sherry casks. There is a lovely combination of both light and dark fruits, with notes of peaches as well as sultanas, cherries and vibrant red fruits. This fruitiness is balanced with notes of cedar wood, cocoa powder and hints of waxiness.

Part of Signatory's all new 'Small Batch' series, this bottling of Caol Ila has been matured in a selection of Oloroso Sherry and Bourbon casks. There are expected notes of rich sherried tones, colliding with Caol Ila's signature coastal, meaty and oily nature, think of salty cured meats, coastal bonfire smoke, sweet nuts, tanned leather and hints of dried fruits.

Part of Signatory's all new 'Small Batch' series, this bottling of Aberlour has been bottled from a selection of ex Oloroso Sherry casks. it reads very typical of the Aberlour style, with notes of hedgrow fruits, mulled wine spiciness, and hints of dried fruits, leather and old oak along with jammy sweetness.

Part of Signatory's new '100 proof' collection, this bottling sees Glenrothes spirit married with a selection of Oloroso Sherry casks. There are resious notes of pine needles and sap, along with delicate heather honey, vibrant citrus peel, boozy sherried dark fruits, fresh herbs and black forest gateau.

Part of Signatory's new '100 proof' collection, this bottling of Glentauchers was matured in a selection of first fill Oloroso casks for twelve years. There are notes of sweet yellow fruits, stewed sultanas, floral honey, rich chocolate and sweet oak, burned sugars and honeycomb.  

Part of Signatory's new '100 proof' collection, thia vibrant Ben Nevis is a rare example of the distillery's peated stock. bottled from a range of refil ex Olorso casks, there are notes of sweet peat smoke, bold spicy marmalade, fire roasted nuts, industrial coal smoke and hints of earthiness. 

Produced by the famous Williams & Humbert Bodega in Jerez, Spain, this sherry is made with Fino grapes, offering the quintessential dry and nutty flavour profile. The balanced acidity is carried on a full bodied mouthfeel, best paired with cheese, ham or seafood.

Made with a combination of Pedro Ximenez and Palomino grapes, this sherry starts of with notes of salted and oily nuts, with little acid and slightly sweet. This style of sherry is traditionally served as an aperitif or to accompany pasta dishes.

This sweet, sticky sherry has been made with raisin-dried Pedro Ximenez grapes, it offers notes of raisins, figs and dense Christmas cake and walnuts. This low acidity and residual sugars of 380g/l makes this an ideal dessert wine to be served alongside cheese.

A traditional 'cream' style of sherry, produced combining Palomino and Pedro Ximenez grapes that are made in an Oloroso style. Sweet and raisiny to start with brown sugar flavours drier, nutty elements. Traditionally served neat on ice or as a cool long drink.

Our first ever expression from the White Peak distillery in Derbyshire, this Adelphi selection comes from a single ex-red wine barrique and offers an ecclectic range of flavours.  Adelphi describe a wide variety of flavours from creamy nougat through to vegetable stock and sundried tomatoes. This intriguing flavour continues, with soy sauce and heathery moss, finishing with licorice logs and a touch of Korean BBQ.

Filled from a 19 year old ex-bourbon barrel, this Trinidadian rum has a complex aroma and flavour of old rubber, overripe peach,  dank wet wood, swampy cedar and touches of petrol - a highly desirable note of this style of rum.  On the palate, Adelphi describe notes of powdered citrus juice, tang, blue raspberry, sherbet dip, lemon Italian ice, with Muscavado sugar and intense tropical fruit coming through in the finish.

Distilled in 2016 and filled from a single refill ex-Oloroso sherry butt, this is an Ardmore bursting with character, distinctly reminiscent of a place: an old bothy peat fireplace surrounded by hessian sack, wet bung and old fishing equipment. Buttery and vanilla tones join tart blackberry, pan-fried sausages and smoky cedar.

Made in collaboration with MacLean & Bruce, this two-cask bottling from Adelphi comes from their Ardnamurchan distillery. Filled from first-fill ex-sherry butts, this dram opens with savoury, salty smoked fish note, with balsamic vinegar, struck matches and tangy cheese rind notes from the casks. Rich and oily, the palate carries a leathery, fruity then woody quality, with a musky, mineral edge.

Matured for 15 years in a single refill ex-Oloroso sherry butt, this is a delicate, pretty and fragrant Glen Elgin. A quintessential floral speyside note of orange blossom blooms from the glass, with Turkish rose water, Maraschino cherries and even a note of fresh linen. The palate is vibrant and juicy, with stone fruit pastries, limoncello and freshly sawed woods.

Distilled in 1992 at Longmorn, this single cask offering from Adelphi is a quintessential example of this iconic Speyside whisky. Over the years, we have seen numerous selections from the 1990's from Longmorn, and this is an exemplar of the style. A bounty of syrupy fruits both canned and fresh is surrounded by honey, waxy notes and lashings of apricot, citrus and herbal liqueur notes. There is a fleeting floral note of lavender or violet cream and a nutty macadamia.

A smaller option from Campbeltown Pottery, these Hand Crafted pottery jugs are  adorned with the Whisky Galore logo are perfect for at home whisky tastings or adding a wee splash of water to your dram.

These Hand Crafted pottery jugs from Campbeltown Pottery are  adorned with the Whisky Galore logo are perfect for at home whisky tastings or adding a wee splash of water to your dram.

These hand crafted pottery jugs from Ardnamurchan distillery are adorned with the Ardnamurchan logo and are ideal for adding a wee splash of water to your dram of Ardnamurchan Cask Strength, they also make the perfect gift for any Ardnamurchan fan.

The Glengyle distillery has been making a traditional Campbeltown style of whisky for over 17 years since its founding by the owners of the Springbank distillery. The nose and palate are both so distinctly 'Campbeltown' - slightly foosty (dusty old warehouses) and spiced to start, with hints of dried fruit, malt biscuits and a lemon/citric note. Throughout there is a gentle waft of peat smoke from the barley, and a sea-side saltiness that comes and goes. A distinctive style of whisky that is old-fashioned but timeless - an absolutely cracking dram!

Please note: We are only able to ship this whisky to delivery addresses in New Zealand, and it is strictly limited to one bottle per customer.

A new release under the Enigma series, this cask strength, undisclosed peated Highland single malt has a smoky, savoury start. Notes of bacon-flavoured chips and peaty embers come through before sweeter notes of banana and vanilla custard. A thick and syrupy mouthfeel carries candle smoke and flinty notes, finishing on grated nutmeg.

This undisclosed single malt from Cadenhead's 'Enigma' range has been matured for 16 years in an ex-Manzanilla sherry cask. The nose opens with red cola, sandalwood and notes of old dunnage floor warehouses or a damp cellar. To taste, a burst of bacon crisps, chorizo and salted caramel popcorn. To finish, dark chocolate, tangerines and a mineral quality like pebbles on the beach.

Matured initially in ex-bourbon barrels before a final mature period in ex-Oloroso butts, this Knockdhu is a festive treat with orange marzipan, gingerbread and jammy flavours. Spicy and sweet like a slice of gingerbread, there is a note of cola cubes and milk chocolate - distinctive notes from sherry casks.

This special limited-edition Advent Calendar holds a eclectic selection of 25 hand-filled, wax-sealed 30ml bottles. Over the course of this pack, you will journey around Scotland, exploring the great breadth and depth of what Scotch whisky has to offer, one glass and one day at a time.

Celebrate the twelve days of Christmas with this twelve dram advent calendar from Drinks by the Dram, hidden behind each window is a wax sealed 30ml dram, waiting to be enjoyed.

This compendium contains 25 single cask samples, wandering the length and breadth of Scotland, specially selected by the team at Elixir Distillers. Ranging in age from 7 to 31 years of age, these samples were specially chosen to show off the incredible character and diversity found in Scotch single malts. This pack contains one bottle each of the following:

A Highland Distillery 2008, 13  years old, Cask #66 54%
A Lowland Distillery 2007, 14  years old Cask #77 52.9%
A Speyside Distillery 1990, 31  years old, Cask #210000002 52.6%
An Islay Distillery 1993, 28  years old, Cask #406859 51.2%
Ardmore 1998, 23 years old, Cask #750784 47.9%
Ben Nevis 2012, 8 years old, Cask #800214 57.8%
Benrinnes 2006, 15 years old Cask #800214 56.2%
Blair Athol 2010, 11 years old, Cask #302328 54.7%
Bunnahabhain 2009, 12 years old, Cask #42645 56.3%
Caol Ila 2006, 15 years old, Cask #307414 53.5%
Clynelish 2011, 10 years old, Cask #800289 58.3%
Craigellachie 2011, 10 years old, Cask #900093 61.1%
Dailuaine 2009, 12 years old, Cask #787 54.9%
Deanston 2008, 13 years old, Cask #182 56.8%
Glen Elgin 2008, 13 years old, Cask #803873 52.4%
Glenallachie 2011, 10 years old, Cask #900222 60.7%
Glenlossie 2007, 14 years old, Cask #8280 59.8%
Glentauchers 2011, 10 years old, Cask #900247 63.6%
Highland Park 2011, 10 years old, Cask #5 50.9%
Imperial 1997, 24 years old, Cask #203 51.1%
Laphroaig 2014, 7 years old, Cask #221 61.8%
Ledaig 2005, 16 years old, Cask #73 53.8%
Linkwood 2008, 13 years old, Cask #804632 55.4%
Mannochmore 2010, 11 years old, Cask #11274 58.2%
Teaninich 2006, 15 years old, Cask #303007 57.9%

Established in 2013, Strathearn is one of Scotland's smallest distilleries, situated in the beautiful county of Perthshire in the Highlands.This whisky marks their first-ever expression, an inaugural bottling of 32 casks. Made from a selection of ex-bourbon, ex-virgin and ex-sherry matured casks, it has a syrupy flavour of honey, buttercream and dried apricots. We're delighted to finally have Strathearn on the shelves.

The latest batch of Benromach's cask strength has arrived, coming from a small parcel of just 48 casks, Bottled at a natural, undiluted strength, the stewed fruit, citrus and Christmas spice flavours are at their richest and fullest. The mildly peated barley brings a warmth of lingering smokyness, with creamy chocolate tones throughout.