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Maison Courvoisier—the cognac house founded by Félix Courvoisier in Jarnac, France, in 1828—isn’t resting on its laurels. After unveiling a whole new look for its three standard cognacs in early 2022, the iconic brand is back at it with the release of its new XO Royal, an ultrapremium cognac that honours Courvoisier’s long association with Europe’s royal courts. The XO Royal is made from Fins Bois de Jarnac blended with Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie from the region’s most notable vineyards. In a teardrop-shaped bottle topped with a glass stopper embellished with facets, Courvoisier’s XO Royal is meant to be enjoyed during the most regal of evenings.
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This special edition Royal Salute 21 Year Old Lunar New Year 2025 is more than just a bottle of whisky – it’s a cultural experience that symbolises happiness and wealth in the coming year for the whole family. With an impressive array of symbolic elements such as fireworks and plum blossoms, it pays homage to the joys of the Chinese New Year.
Royal Salute has created a remarkable collaboration with multi-award winning Chinese illustrator Feifei Ruan to interpret the concept of ‘Light the New Year’. Her style uniquely combines imagination, traditional drawing and vibrant colours.
Royal Salute is an exceptional blend of very rare whiskies matured for a minimum of 21 years at Strathisla Distillery, the oldest working Highland distillery in Scotland.
Rich, full-bodied, deep fruity flavours with a subtle smokiness. From the first taste of Royal Salute, aromas of sweet pears and citrus fruits come alive, balanced by a full aroma of autumn flowers. On the tongue, a sumptuous taste of sweet orange and marmalade bursts forth, bursting with fresh pears. The second taste delivers a rich blend of spice and hazelnut flavors that fill the mouth intensely, and then a finishing warmth from hints of smoke.
The Friar John Cor ‘The Cask Strength Congregation Batch’ – Chapter 2, was matured in a selection of Bourbon, STR & Peated Rum casks. As with all Lindores bottlings it has no added colouring, is non-chill filtered and bottled onsite at the batch cask strength of 60.9%.
The introduction of the peated casks which originally held rum, gives a very exciting point of difference to our unpeated spirit. The end result is just fantastic with a complex Whisky with syrupy fruity sweetness balanced perfectly with deep earthy peated notes that compliment perfectly in this unique Lindores Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
The design of the eye-catching black bottle, mirroring the Exclusive 1494 First Release Bottle, draws on several elements of Lindores Abbey’s history, most obviously the dramatic black colour which is inspired by the black cloth tunics worn by the Lindores monks back in 1494. This unique bottle shape is also in homage to the magnificent stone pillars which would have been found throughout the Abbey, the remains of which can still be found in the ruins today.
This batch was quite possibly our most anticipated release yet, with the Chapter 1 selling out across the UK in just a few days from its release date.
This Gorgeous 31 year old Speyside single malt was laid to rest at the Aberlour distillery in 1988 and bottled by Duncan Taylor for their The Octave range in 2019.
The Octave Premium Range from Duncan Taylor showcases years of maturation expertise transforming some of Scotland’s oldest and rarest whiskies into gently expanded and more sophisticated forms. Octave casks are approximately 1/8th the size of a butt and each one yields approx. just 80 bottles! These cask strength whiskies have been held in sherry wood to intensify their flavour and bring our some glorious colours.
Charged from single cask number 3325593 at a natural strength 48.3% ABV, this limited edition is one of only 62 bottles that comes with original presentation case and tasting notes card.
Glenfarclas 28 Year Old 1994 Family Casks Release S23 #2958, a distinguished expression from one of Scotland’s most revered distilleries. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to quality, this single malt whisky epitomizes the rich heritage and tradition of the Glenfarclas distillery, proudly bearing the hallmark of the Grant family’s expertise. Distilled in 1994 and aged for 28 years in a sherry butt, this exceptional release showcases the depth and complexity that can only be achieved through time-honored maturation processes. Each sip offers a journey through decades of craftsmanship, with every nuance carefully preserved and refined. 472 bottles.
From an era of unapologetic industrial ambition that built skyscrapers, the internet and age statement whiskies comes the Decades Series of J.P. Wiser’s. Slowly, over time, every drop of this whisky distilled in 1982 has been delicately refined to the highest standards. Here is to the shores of the tempestuous Windsor, alongside the cultural shifts that changed the face of the modern world! Dark gold in colour, with notes of rich vanilla, complex crust zest and baked rye bread.
A Rare Opportunity: Waterford Single Malt Irish Whiskies
🌟 Celebrate a Legacy with a Historical Collection 🌟
The story of the Waterford Distillery is one of vision, innovation, and a relentless pursuit of quality. Founded in 2014 by Mark Reynier, a pioneer in the whisky industry and former owner of the renowned Bruichladdich Distillery in Scotland, Waterford set out to revolutionize Irish whiskey by embracing the concept of terroir—the idea that a whiskey’s flavor is deeply influenced by the place where its ingredients are grown.
Located on Ireland’s picturesque southeast coast, in the historic city of Waterford, the distillery was housed in a state-of-the-art facility that had previously been a Guinness brewery. Mark Reynier transformed the site into one of the most advanced distilleries in the world, combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. Waterford’s mission was simple yet ambitious: to prove that the origin of the barley could create distinctive, farm-specific flavors in whiskey.
Despite its critical acclaim and groundbreaking approach, Waterford Distillery recently closed its doors, making its whiskies a rare and valuable part of Irish whiskey history.
Now, you have the chance to own and enjoy two remarkable single malts from this iconic distillery:
Waterford Single Farm Origin Hook Head 1.1
• Profile: From the windswept Hook Head Peninsula, this whisky carries a maritime influence with briny undertones, citrus zest, malted biscuits, and a gentle spiciness. A truly unique flavor experience that showcases Waterford’s dedication to terroir.