Coleburn 1972-2013 Gordon & MacPhail Rare Old RO/13/06Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Gordon & MacPhail 70cl 46% A 1972 Coleburn Speyside single malt whisky bottled in 2013 by Gordon & MacPhail for their Rare Old range. This Coleburn 1972 was bottled from a micro batch of refill American hogshead casks, yielding just 214 bottles at 46%. Coleburn is one of the scarcest distillates around, and it's very possible that G&M are now the only bottlers with stocks remaining. Superbly rich, oily

This easy-drinking Bunnahabhain is smooth as silk - without sacrificing complexity - and is as gentle a dram as you'll find from Islay

super heavily peated whiskies

This was bottled in the 1990s and at the time won a Gold Award in the International Wine & Spirit Competition

mineral and coastal with lots of background trademark farmyness in the mix

Finish: Sophisticated after-taste gives a fresh floral glow

While the 16-year-old is a Port finish

Finish: Spicy nutmeg

Ardbeg Traigh Bhan 19-year-old appeared in 2019 as the distillery's first core range age statement whisky in almost two decades since Ardbeg 10-year-old launched in the year 2000

with 240 bottles yielded from cask 11003

This fascinating 10-year-old Ben Nevis 2002 matured for its full term in Cask 334

Distillery Glenlochy

making it very rare indeed