Malt Whisky

Old Pulteney 10 Year Old comes to us from Scotland and specifically the city of Wick, where the Old Pulteney distillery is located. The distillery was founded in 1826 by James Henderson, giving another breath to the city of fishermen, as it was known, as there were over 8000 fishermen in the city, who even drank 500 gallons of whiskey a day, at Wick's 81 bar. This led to the ban and the closure of the winery in 1930. For 25 years there was no alcohol in the city, until after the end of World War II, the residents managed to lift the ban and reopen the distillery in 1951.

Tomintoul Tarn is a refined single malt Scotch whisky, crafted in the heart of the Speyside region. Its name is inspired by the nearby Tomintoul village and the tarn (a small mountain lake) that reflects the region's rich natural beauty.

Tomatin 12 Year Old comes from the Highlands of Scotland and the Tomatin distillery, which is located in the village of the same name. Although it is a whiskey produced since the 16th century, the distillery was founded only in 1897.

Glenfiddich Malt Master's Edition, is produced in a distillery, Glenfiddich, built from the ground up by William Grant. Glenfiddich means valley of the deer and honors this name with a deer's head engraved on each of its bottles.

Glenglassaugh Torfa is a bold and smoky single malt Scotch whisky, crafted in the Highlands with a distinctive peaty character. Named after the Old Norse word for peat, Glenglassaugh Torfa offers a rich, earthy aroma with notes of tobacco, citrus zest and sweet barley.

Glen Scotia Double Cask Malt comes to us from Campbeltown, Scotland, the birthplace of whiskey, bringing with it a seaside breeze. The distillery was founded in 1830 using exclusively barley from Scotland, thus retaining the authentic character of Scottish malt whiskey. It matures in American first fill bourbon barrels, before being put in a Pedro Ximenez sherry casks for 12 months to continue its maturation.

Glenrothes Bourbon Cask Reserve comes from Scotland and the Glenrothes Distillery, founded in 1878 by four partners. Obstacles and changes of ownership followed the company like a curse until 1963, when it began to take over and until 1989 it supplied Cutty Sark and Famous Grouse. The company rose to prominence again in 1999 due to a grant it also received from its people, who had brilliant ideas. This label was created with spirits that have matured exclusively in ex-bourbon barrels, without mentioning the date of their aging.

The Glenlivet 12 Year Old First Fill comes to us from Scotland and the oldest legal distillery in the parish of Glenlivet. The water from Jossie's Well helps the flavors mix and take on the character of Glenlivet. In 1822 it is said that King George IV on an official visit to Scotland asked to drink Glenlivet, leaving the world stunned, as it was then one of the many smuggled spirits in the Speyside area. Of course the owner of Glenlivet, George Smith, did not miss the opportunity to offer him and 2 years later get the permission to distill the whiskey. Glenlivet 12 Year Old First Fill matures for 12 years in new, American oak barrels, which have not hosted anything else before, thus giving more fragrance to the Glenlivet 12 Year Old First Fill.

Tomatin is among the top ten distilleries in Scotland. Today the factory produces 2 million liters of alcohol per year. Historically Tomatin has produced malt for blended whiskey companies, but today the company focuses on creating high quality single malt whisky.

The Glenkinchie distillery was founded in 1837 and is one of the few remaining Lowland distilleries in Scotland. It is located near Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, and draws its water from the Lammermuir Hills. The distillery produces a range of single malt whiskies, including the Glenkinchie 12 years old, which is widely regarded as a classic expression of Lowland whisky.