OLDEST EVER WHISKY RELEASED BY THE GLENALLACHIE

 Award-winning Speyside single malt brand issues oldest whisky to date

Scotch whisky distillery The GlenAllachie today announces its oldest and most prestigious single malt expression to date: The GlenAllachie 35-year-old.

The leading independent producer is owned and managed by illustrious whisky maker of 52 years, Billy Walker. Over the course of his colourful career, Walker has earned an unparalleled reputation for his superlative cask management capabilities and sensory instinct.

The 35-year-old (UK RRSP £1,479) was devised to represent the distillery’s unwavering commitment to cask craftsmanship and boutique, small-batch whiskies.

Equipped with his decades of experience, Walker hand-selected six outstanding casks holding whisky dating back to the summer of 1989 for the landmark release.

Encased in a lavish oak box, the distinguished, antique single malt was matured in three Pedro Ximénez, one Oloroso and two virgin oak casks. The resulting spirit is said to “promise a luscious symphony of rich mocha, ripe pineapple, sweet spices and treacle tart”.

Handmade in the UK, the weighty presentation box features hand-carved detail on its base, luxurious moleskin-coloured lining, a solid brass ‘angle’, a plaque that champions the cask selection, and a removable oak plinth to hold the decanter.

A booklet with Walker’s handwritten notes on the story behind the bottling and his cask selection accompanies the whisky. Its cover is an FSC-certified paper made of spent malt.

An elegant, wide-shouldered decanter “gives the ultra-premium whisky the presence it deserves” whilst giving a nod to the classic GlenAllachie bottle. The product details are printed directly onto the glass in gold ink.

The premium wooden stopper features gold foiling and the brand’s tagline, ‘whisky in good hands’, around its circumference.

The 35-year-old is proudly presented at a high strength of 48% ABV, natural colour and non-chill filtered, which the distillery believes “allows the exquisite liquid within the decanter to speak for itself”.

To unveil the exclusive single malt, Walker hosted an intimate pre-launch dinner last week for the media and trade.

Remarking on the historic expression, Walker reveals:

“The 35-year-old is a testament to The GlenAllachie’s dedication, patience and relentless pursuit of perfection. Unifying the six spectacular casks has created the perfect equilibrium between the sweet influence of Pedro Ximénez, the nutty contribution of Oloroso, and the spiciness of the virgin oak. The amalgamation entails a truly spectacular single malt with opulent notes of spiced caramel, rich espresso, tropical fruits and dark chocolate truffles. If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on a bottle, it’s a whisky to be treasured.”

With a UK RRSP of £1,479, The GlenAllachie 35-year-old will become increasingly available from today at specialist retailers worldwide.

ABOUT GLENALLACHIE:

At The GlenAllachie, each decision in creating our award-winning Speyside single malt merges logic with instinct. In the experienced hands of legendary whisky maker Billy Walker, a culture of precision, patience and perseverance has been instilled in his small yet accomplished team of whisky experts.

Being independent offers us the freedom to prioritise what matters most: quality. The pursuit is not of consistency, but perfection. Never resting on our laurels, we work tirelessly to refine and enhance each batch of whisky, striving to better the last.

The result of seamlessly coordinated collaboration is a range of carefully crafted and cask-perfected whiskies, each personally approved by Billy. With a quietly confident team of passionate whisky enthusiasts behind The GlenAllachie, you can be sure we have our whisky in good hands.

Our other brands are Meikle Tòir Peated Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky, MacNair’s Boutique House of Spirits—which encompasses Lum Reek Blended Malt Scotch Whisky and White Heather Blended Scotch Whisky.

Further information on the distillery and company can be found at www.theglenallachie.com

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TASTING NOTES:

The GlenAllachie 35-year-old Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 48% ABV

• Colour: Intense Auburn.
• Nose: Mocha, cinnamon, heather honey and pineapple, with hints of raisins, pomegranate and eucalyptus.
• Taste: Dark chocolate, mocha, raisins and dried fruit, fusing with heather honey, treacle and pineapple, with hints of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.

ARDBEG BRINGS BACK A LEGENDARY FAVOURITE WITH 17 YEAR OLD RELEASE

 < Iconic whisky is born again in tribute to Distillery’s most loyal devotees >

Ardbeg Distillery is reviving the fabled Ardbeg 17 Years Old in a limited edition shared exclusively with the Ardbeg Committee. Revered for its delicate smoky notes, the original 17 Year Old bottling from the Islay distillery was a true icon of its time. This revival limited edition pays tribute to those who have made Ardbeg 17 the legend that it is – from the whisky’s creators, to the fans who tirelessly lobbied for its return.

Released a quarter century ago in 1997, Ardbeg 17 Years Old was one of the first whiskies to leave the Distillery when it re-opened after being saved from extinction by The Glenmorangie Company. Unusually elegant, yet unmistakably Ardbeg, the bottling soon became a firm favourite among the Distillery’s most dedicated fans during the early days of its resurgence. Stalwarts of the Ardbeg Committee mourned the whisky’s loss when it was retired in 2004, and they have been calling for the single malt’s revival ever since.

From the inner sanctum of their sensory laboratory, the Distillery’s Whisky Creation Team heard the lament for Ardbeg 17 Years Old loud and clear. And while they usually look to the future and to their next trailblazing smoky creation, they challenged themselves to retrace their steps and bring the flavour profile of that old favourite back to life, one delicately smoky note at a time.

But doing so was no mean feat – even breaking one of the Distillery’s own golden rules; today, Ardbeg usually has an ABV of 46% or higher and is always non chill-filtered. But on their mission to replicate Ardbeg 17 Year Old’s classic character, the whisky creation team combined peated and unpeated stock, and tweaked their typical production process to be able to bottle Ardbeg 17 Years Old at 40% ABV, and chill-filter the whisky – just as it used to be.

The result is a delicate take on the Distillery’s trademark smoke as it’s typically known today. Distinctly balmy and medicinal, its enticing minerality bursts into sweet smoke and malted barley. Muted, yet undeniable wisps of peat still make their presence felt, with hints of tar and oak.

Master Blender Gillian Macdonald said: “When we meet die-hard Ardbeg Committee members, the conversation often turns to Ardbeg 17 Years Old. After pondering for some time how we could bring this favourite back to life, we landed on a delicious recipe that honours the character of the original 17 Years Old both in aroma, flavour and texture.  Ardbeg fans can expect to find classic aromas of pine resin and sea spray, as well as a mineral note layered with malted barley – all underpinned by delicate smoke. In tribute to the Ardbeg folk past and present who made this whisky an icon, we’re very excited to bring an Islay legend back to life, allowing a new generation of whisky lovers to experience an iconic Ardbeg that they’ve heard so much about.”

Available exclusively to members of the Ardbeg Committee, Ardbeg 17 Years Old will be available online at Ardbeg.com, at the Distillery Visitor Centre on Islay, and in Ardbeg Embassies from 24^th September 2024, RRP: £160.

For more news on all things Ardbeg, smoky malt whisky fans can join the Ardbeg Committee at Ardbeg.com/committee. Membership is free and all Ardbeg fans are welcome.

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Ardbeg 17 Years Old Tasting Notes:

ABV:                40% chill-filtered

Colour:           Bronze

Aroma: Fresh, clean and salving, with hints of pine resin, aniseed, sea spray and lavender soap, the nose is very gentle, very restrained, and rather elegant for an Ardbeg. With water, there is a distinctive, flinty minerality, along with subtle hints of sweet peat smoke, malted barley, and a touch of toasting bread.

Taste: A beautiful, creamy texture is followed by a lovely combination of flavours, with aniseed toffee, café latte, fennel and gentle antiseptic soap. The peat smoke is present, but in a very restrained manner.

Finish: Lingering, with chewy oak, cocoa powder and tar.

RRP:    £160

Ardbeg

Ardbeg prides itself on being The Ultimate Islay Malt Whisky. Established in 1815, Ardbeg is revered by connoisseurs around the world as the peatiest, smokiest and most complex of all the Islay malts. Despite its smokiness, Ardbeg is renowned for its delicious sweetness, a phenomenon that has affectionately become known as ‘the peaty paradox’. During the 1980s and 1990s, Ardbeg suffered from an uncertain future, and it was not until the brand was purchased by The Glenmorangie Company in 1997 that the Distillery was saved from extinction. Since then, the Distillery has risen like a phoenix and today Ardbeg is well-established as a niche, cult malt, with a passionate following. Today, Ardbeg is one of the world’s most highly awarded smoky single malt whiskies.

About the original Ardbeg 17 Years Old

When Glenmorangie reopened Ardbeg in 1997 after years of turbulence and two closure periods, some of the youngest stock available was from early 1980s. This led to the release of Ardbeg 17 Years Old. The whisky became the flagship for the brand, while the team began optimising the Distillery’s stock profile for the future. The whisky’s flavour profile was unusually delicate for an Ardbeg, as it included a proportion of unpeated stock. It was chill-filtered and bottled at 40% to complement its elegance. Ardbeg 17 Years Old was bottled from 1997-2004 before being retired. Originally priced at £29.99, it has remained a much-sought-after single malt. Bottles now fetch in excess of £650 on the secondary market

 The Ardbeg Committee

The legacy of the whisky was safeguarded in 2000 by the formation of the Ardbeg Committee.  The Committee is made up of thousands of Ardbeg followers worldwide who are keen to ensure that “the doors of Ardbeg never close again”. Today there are more than 220,000 members of the Ardbeg Committee in over 130 countries.  Committee Members are regularly consulted on new bottlings and expressions and are offered exclusive Committee bottlings.  Members also receive invitations to special gatherings, tastings and events.  The Committee, chaired by Jackie Thomson, is free to join at ardbeg.com.

Awards

Ardbeg is one of the world’s most highly awarded smoky single malt whiskies. Since 2008, Ardbeg has won more than 50 gold and double gold medals in key whisky competitions. Ardbeg has twice been awarded World’s Best Single Malt at the World Whiskies Awards (2010, 2013).  At the 2014 Global Icons of Whisky Awards, then Distillery Manager Mickey Heads was voted Distillery Manager of the Year.  The following year, Ardbeg’s expressions took the top three spots in Whisky Advocate magazine’s review of the best single malt Scotch whiskies under US$100.  Meanwhile, both Ardbeg Corryvreckan and Ardbeg Uigeadail have been awarded gold medals at the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Ardbeg Ten Years Old also won the Best Single Malt Scotch 10 Year Old at the International Whisky Competition 2019, while the Ardbeg Distillery won the Distillery of the Year 2019. In 2020, the International Whisky Competition (IWC) awarded Ardbeg Corryvreckan first place for Best Single Malt Scotch, Best Single Malt Scotch (No Age Statement), Best Cask Strength (Over 57% ABV), Best Peated Scotch and Best Islay Single Malt. Ardbeg Wee Beastie also earned first place for Best Single Malt Scotch Under 10 Year Old and The Ardbeg Distillery achieved another Distillery of the Year award. In 2021, Dr Bill Lumsden was awarded Master Distiller of the Year for the fifth time, and Ardbeg Uigeadail won World Whisky of the Year by the IWC. In 2022, the IWC awarded Ardbeg The Distillery of the Year Award, while Ardbeg Ardcore won first place in Best New Scotch Release, Best Peated Single Malt and Best Islay Single Malt. In 2023, Ardbeg was awarded four Gold and eight Silver medals at the International Spirits Competition, Silver in the International Wine & Spirits Competition and Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

The Glenmorangie Company:

The Company is one of the most renowned and innovative distillers and marketers of Scotch whisky brands worldwide and is part of Moët Hennessy, the wine and spirits division of Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland, the Company produces Glenmorangie Highland single malt Scotch whisky and Ardbeg Islay single malt Scotch whisky.

Responsible Drinking:

Ardbeg and The Glenmorangie Company advocate responsible drinking and suggest that drinkers savour Ardbeg whiskies in moderation and in line with recommended daily guidelines for alcohol consumption.

SEPTEMBER AUCTION WELL UNDERWAY!

It might be getting towards the end of summer but things are only just getting started in our LIVE September auction; a small but interesting selection of drams as always, like this 1969 Macallan 25 Years Old Anniversary Malt. It’s worth remembering that the Anniversary Malt series was very highly regarded amongst whisky experts as some of the best Macallan produced over the years, during an era that saw some remarkable drams from the Speyside distillery. A great way to celebrate a milestone event!

Another belting bottling is this 1975 St Magdelene. This incredibly rare example of the now closed distillery, was bottled in 1987 from Society Cask number 49.1, the first expression of St Magdelene bottled by SMWS.

We also have a cracking selection of Flora & Fauna bottlings available, including rarer bottles like Rosebank, Blair Athol and Aultmore, the later being distilled in 1983 and then bottled at cask strength in 1997.

These are only a few of the bottles in our September 2024 Auction, to view more wee gems visit clickwhiskyauctions.com. Register to bid. Remember, you’ve got to be in it to win it! Auction ends Sunday 15^th September from 8pm BST.

Lady of the Glen

Cambus 32 Year Old

A rare gem from the lost distillery, this unique expression has fully matured in a single Oloroso sherry butt. With only 121 bottles available, the angels seem to have taken more than their share of this exquisite release. Step into the luxurious world of Cambus 32 Year Old 1991, a rare single grain Scotch whisky that has been matured for over three decades in an Oloroso sherry butt. As part of the distinguished Lady of the Glen collection, this extraordinary release celebrates the rich history of the now-closed Cambus distillery, bringing to life the complexity and elegance that only time and exceptional cask selection can deliver. 121 numbered bottles.

£194.88

TWB Tasting Notes:

Nose: The nose is rich and complex, offering a luxurious bouquet of dried fruits, including figs, raisins, and prunes. These deep, fruity notes are complemented by rich aromas of dark chocolate, treacle, and polished oak. As it opens up, subtle hints of leather, toasted almonds, and a delicate waft of tobacco leaf add layers of depth and sophistication.

Palate: On the palate, this whisky is velvety and indulgent. The rich sweetness of toffee and caramel leads the way, followed by a delightful medley of spiced fruitcake, candied orange peel, and spiced raisins, all hallmarks of the Oloroso sherry influence. The whisky’s long maturation brings a beautifully balanced interplay of sweetness and oak, with warming notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, and a hint of dark chocolate adding complexity. The creamy texture envelops the palate, making each sip a decadent experience.

Finish: The finish is long, smooth, and warming, with lingering notes of sherried fruits—particularly figs and raisins—mingling with gentle oak and sweet spices. As the flavors gradually fade, a subtle hint of leather and roasted coffee emerges, leaving a lasting impression of elegance and refinement.

John Moubry commissioned Cambus Distillery in 1806 at Cambus near Alloa to produce malt and grain whisky. He was amongst a group of contemporary distillers ‘paid’ to close their works for a number of years by the Stein and Haig distilling family in order to enable the later to maintain their monopoly in the exportation of Scottish spirits into the London gin market. Cambus Distillery is a lost Lowlands grain whisky distillery having closed in 1993 although its whisky remains available and the site is occupied by a Diageo cask filling works. Hunter Laing Sovereign Cambus grain whiskies are extremely popular.

Introducing Amber Meadow: The Third Release in our Exclusive Harvest Series

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Amber Meadow, the latest addition to our renowned Harvest Series. This limited-edition single malt whisky is crafted with a careful selection of our finest Moscatel casks, supported by premium ex-Bourbon casks, to create a whisky that embodies the light, fruity, and moreish qualities synonymous with Cotswolds spirit. Subtle peat notes add depth and complexity, enhancing the vibrant fruitiness and creamy vanilla flavours, making it an irresistible pour for whisky enthusiasts.

Tasting Notes 

Nose: Elderflower, meadow hay and apricot jam

Palate: Scorched orange peel, marzipan and toasted coconut

Finish: Soft red fruits with a touch of honey

Amber Meadow beautifully reflects the serene Cotswolds landscape, both in flavour and presentation. The packaging features artwork by acclaimed Cotswolds-based artist Lucy Pratt, whose vibrant illustration captures the rich colours and tranquil essence of the local countryside during the harvest season. Her depiction on the outer tube not only adds a touch of artistic elegance but also celebrates the harmony between nature and craft that defines our distillery.

Each bottle of Amber Meadow is a tribute to the seasonal beauty and farming heritage of the Cotswolds. With only a limited number of bottles available, this release is a rare opportunity to own a piece of our ongoing story, where exceptional whisky meets art. Available now online and in our shops.

70cl | 51% ABV | £100 

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September’s Outturn is HERE and the Gathering has BEGUN!

For those who tuned into our Dram-along, we hope you had a fantastic time. But the good times are far from over. We’ve got a packed line-up of tastings and events this month on the road and in Members’ Rooms. It’s the perfect time to make the most of your membership.

GATHERING EVENTS

NEW BOTTLINGS

Join us for the latest episode, where Richard Goslan and Calum Lawson are joined by special guest Julie Roberts for a lively chat about this month’s Outturn, all in preparation for the Gathering! Expect plenty of insights, stories, and laughs as they dive into what’s ahead.

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Jack Daniel’s “K&L Exclusive” Single Barrel #24-04539 Cask Strength Tennessee Whiskey (750ml)

$64.99

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Rare Find Dailuaine 15YO

THE REVIEW

White wine cask finished Dailuaine?

It’s not a very typical sentence in the whisky world, but one we’re currently working with.

I bought this nearly a year ago on holiday. Buying whisky online whilst lounging the pool is quite a nice feeling. But, this one came with its quirks.

My first sip of it wasn’t my favourite. But overtime this has opened up into a very chocolate, fudget, nutty style of whisky – those notes alone aren’t very Dailuaine, but the pepper driven spice and dryness that comes out at the end of this liquid is something very different.

This was an impulse purchase, I don’t regret it. But I was hoping for a very different style of whisky to what I actually got.

The Dalmore unveils The Distillery Select Series

The exclusive collection of whiskies was hand-selected by The Dalmore’s

Whisky Makers in celebration of The Dalmore’s Highland home

The Dalmore Single Malt Whisky unveils The Distillery Select Series. 2024 marks the first of a new series of limited edition expressions. The collection features very rare parcels of spirit laid down in specific casks hand-selected by The Dalmore’s whisky makers. Each expression was selected to highlight how the casks enhance an element of The Dalmore’s signature house style. Each of the three whiskies is natural colour, non-chill filtered and bottled at specifically selected ABV.

The Dalmore Distillery Select 2009 Vintage Sherry Cask Finish (2024 Bottling), strictly limited to 2736 bottles only, RRP: £300. 

Aroma; Manuka honey, a hint of cinnamon, and banana bread

Tasting Notes; Orchard fruits, Golden Delicious apples, poached pears intertwined with Ogen melons

Finishing Notes; Sultanas, liquorice, mandarin orange and a touch of cacao

This 15 Year Old Single Malt is finished in exceptionally rare vintage sherry casks sourced exclusively from the finest wine makers of Spain, González Byass. Distilled in 2009 this rich whisky is bottled at 52.8% which allows the antique vintage sherry characteristics to shine.

The Dalmore Distillery Select 2007 Amarone and Port Cask finishes (2024 Bottling), strictly limited to 918 bottles only, RRP: £1,000

Aroma: Warm summer fruits, raspberry myrtle, succulent Victoria plums and maraschino cherry

Tasting Notes: Rich forest fruits interlaced with vanilla

Finishing Notes: Panna cotta, floral notes and a hint of violet 

This 17 Year Old Single Malt, distilled in 2007, is finished in a duo of casks, whose influence on the whisky fascinated The Dalmore’s whisky makers. Italian and Portuguese wine makers work hand in hand with nature to craft exceptional expressions of their estates. The marriage of each component creates a unique Single Malt Scotch whisky, an expression of Portuguese and Italian influences. Bottled at 45.8%, selected by the whisky makers to expose the complexity of flavour this expression offers.

The Dalmore Distillery Select 2000 Vintage Calvados Finish (2024 Bottling), strictly limited to 383 bottles only, RRP: £5,000.

Aroma; A dusting of sugared almonds, rich apple and plums

Tasting Notes; Red berries, freshly crushed apple and pears

Finishing Notes; Liquorice, antique wood spice and a touch of balsamic           

This 24 Year Old Single Malt Whisky, distilled in 2000, is bottled at 50.3% strength, selected to ensure the antique flavour characteristics of this very rare whisky shines. After an initial maturation in American white oak, allowing the spirit to settle and soften, this whisky is finished in hand-selected Vintage Calvados, sourced from the House of Drouin, France.

The Dalmore Distillery, is the iconic Highland Single Malt Whisky Distillery, founded to reimagine what it is to create an exceptional Single Malt Whisky. The Dalmore Distillery is surrounded by Scotland’s natural beauty. Here the precious whisky is laid down in carefully curated casks, to develop in character through time under the watchful eye of The Dalmore’s whisky makers.

“Each of these limited edition whiskies was picked out by our whisky makers for the way the casks have complemented or enhanced The Dalmore’s signature house style. These hidden gems from our dunnage warehouses will be available directly from The Dalmore – either from our boutiques, at the distillery, or online for a limited period in the UK.”

Rod Gillies, Brand Director

The Dalmore Distillery Select Series is set to fascinate whisky collectors and connoisseurs. Each release in the series will be strictly limited in volume, natural colour and non-chill filtered.  The 2024 release is exclusively in the UK via The Dalmore website, and in The Dalmore Boutiques now open in Madrid – Spain, Manila – Philippines and Phnom Penh – Cambodia. Those seeking to purchase The Dalmore Distillery Select Series are invited to join The Dalmore Guild at www.thedalmore.com with the opportunity for exclusive early access.

We encourage all online feature to include a click to discover more HERE:

About The Dalmore:

Founded in 1839 on the shores of the Cromarty Firth in the Scottish Highlands, The Dalmore has been making masterpieces of whisky for over 180 years.

The 12-point silver stag which proudly adorns each bottle was bestowed upon the first chieftain of Clan Mackenzie in 1263 by King Alexander III of Scotland. The stag became the whisky’s emblem when descendants of the clan took over the distillery in 1878.

The Dalmore distillery’s collection of idiosyncratic stills creates a New Make spirit of unique character and depth – robust and fruity, particularly well-suited to longer and more complex maturation. This allows renowned Master Whisky Maker Gregg Glass and his team to develop spirit over longer periods, continuing a tradition of visionary whisky-making as they fully express their art using rare casks from some of the world’s finest wineries and bodegas.

*The Dalmore Distillery is currently closed to visitors, whilst undergoing redevelopment. Whisky making at The Dalmore continues during this time.

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September 2024 Auction ENDS TONIGHT!

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Auction closes from 8pm (BST)  TONIGHT ~ Tuesday 10th September

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Macallan
TIME:SPACE Mastery 

Embracing 200 years of heritage, TIME:SPACE Mastery stands as a testament to Macallan’s unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and innovation. This expression celebrates the enduring legacy of excellence, drawing inspiration from past whisky masters and utilizing a variety of cask styles to create layers of complexity with incredible depth in aroma, texture, and flavour. The whisky is housed in a uniquely crafted circular vessel, symbolizing the circle of life and the ongoing journey from the past to the future.

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