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$38.70
$40.74
New in 2016, this is an NAS entry-level bottling for the brand, matured in bourbon barrels before spending a...
750ml
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$67.62
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$64.02
Fantastic aromas of vanilla, ripe red apples, ripe pumpkin, ginger, caramelized almonds and ripe apricot give way to...
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$58.99
$62.10
Harvest gold/honey color. Lots of animated scents, including malted barley, bread dough, newly tanned leather, pipe...
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$69.31
$72.96
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$67.14
Honey/harvest gold color. Frontline aromas are vibrant, animated, juicy, fruity, semisweet, raisiny, pruny, but...
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$143.64
$151.20
Deep copper/chestnut brown color. Rich, luxurious aromas abound of sherry, prunes, cocoa, treacle, cake frosting....
700ml
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$65.99
6 bottles:
$62.39
Glenglassaugh 12 Years Old is a harmonious balance of our signature coastal style; lush, tropical and coastal ....
700ml
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$71.81
$75.59
Our neighbouring harbour village of Portsoy inspires the deep maritime flavour of this richly peated single malt....
750ml
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$84.60
6 bottles:
$72.00
Brisk flavors of quince, applewood, and caramel crème flow from this rich, full bodied scotch. The palate shows pure...
750ml
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$45.42
$47.81
Bright green apple, honeycomb, toffee, wild oranges, and hints of sweetgrass fill the nose. The palate has light,...
750ml
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$43.34
Clean and bright aromas of summer meadow breezes, dehydrated lemon peel, orange blossom pollen, and fresh crushed...
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$56.99
Complex aromas of sticky dates, juicy plums, maple syrup, and warm graham cracker crust mingle with a profound...
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$74.10
Intriguing aromas of apple butter. spiced cider, and golden maple overlay luscious notes of caramelized pineapple and...
750ml
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$65.34
$68.78
Opening with notes of red cherry, dark chocolate, tangerine peel, taffy, and honey, this amber dram draws you into...
750ml
Bottle:
$139.99
Apples and other orchard fruit aromas mix with toasted grains for an enticing aroma. Silky with a touch of smoke, the...
750ml
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$119.94
Under master distiller turned mad scientist Dr. Bill Lumsden, Glenmorangie has earned its position at the avant-garde...
750ml
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$95.75
$100.79
The nose is powerfully herbal, with hints of toffee contrasted by incense and saddle-soap, followed by a resinous...
750ml
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$80.10
6 bottles:
$76.50
Brown butter biscuits and vanilla cake envelope the nose over a hint of grain. The first sip reveals a full body with...
750ml
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$81.52
$85.81
Delectable bouquet of golden raisin, peach pit, candied grapefruit peel, lime flower, and sweet smoke. At first rich...
750ml
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$267.84
Shows a decadent, deep amber shade and presents a luscious bouquet of plum preserves, vanilla nougat, dark chocolate...
750ml
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$59.50
A wonderfully complex spirit with undulating aromas of peat smoke, milk caramel, and buttery tarts of roasted apple...
Scotland Highland
For fans of fine scotch whisky, there’s nowhere quite like the Highlands. This single malt whisky region is the largest in Scotland, covering a vast swathe of the country and providing a great deal of variation, and both subtle and dramatic differences in style, flavor, aroma and character from bottle to bottle. This isn’t surprising, when you consider how varied the landscape of the Highlands is. Here, you find towering mountains, misty moorlands, urban centres and rugged coastlines, each with their own distilleries creating their own interpretations of single malt scotch whisky.
Due to it being such a large region, the Highlands produces around twenty-five percent of all Scotland’s whiskies. Thirty distilleries are still operating in the Highlands, continuing a set of whisky traditions that stretches back centuries, and always innovating and experimenting in order to achieve the best expression of their unique surroundings. Great pride is taken in maintaining traditional techniques, and alongside state of the art equipment, Highland scotch is forever pushing the possibilities and reaching new heights.
Highland scotch is difficult to pigeonhole and characterize with a set of flavors or features, because there is so much variety between the distilleries in the north, and those in the southern and central parts of this region. However, the most common flavor profiles include rich, fruit-cakey flavors, smoky notes from the production techniques which include burning peat, and dried fruit, oak and fragrant heather.