Malt Whisky

The Old Pulteney 12 Year Old was introduced to us in 2018 and has matured for at least 12 years in ex-bourbon barrels. It 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 the 81 bar of Wick . This led to the ban and the closure of the winery in 1930. For 25 years there was no alcohol in the city, until the end of World War II, when the residents managed to lift the ban and reopen the distillery in 1951.

Oban Little Bay comes to us from Scotland and specifically the town of the fishermen, Oban in the western Highlands. It was founded in 1974 and since then until today it operates continuously, in the shadow of the imposing rock, in the center of the city. Frequent rain, fog and the climate of the area, make Oban knead the best wheat in the area, with a special recipe, to create this malt. The spirits will mature in American oak barrels and ex-sherry barrels of European oak.

Oban 14 Year Old comes from Scotland and specifically the town of the fishermen, Oban in the western Highlands.

The Deanstone 10 Year Old is a single malt which was completed in barrels that previously contained red wine from the world-famous Bordeaux region of France.

The Deveron 10 Year Old comes to us from the MacDuff Distillery in Scotland and is one of the few distilleries in Scotland whose labels do not bear the name of the distillery.

Dalmore The Trio comes to us from the Highlands of Scotland from a secluded area on the banks of the Cromarty Firth. The story of its special emblem began in 1263, when Colin Of Kintail, leader of the Mackenzie Clan, rescued the King of Scotland, Alexander III, by killing a stag that had attacked him. As a reward, the king gave the Colin of Kintail the emblem of the stag with 12 horns, an emblem that adorns the bottle to this day.

Dalmore 12 Year Old comes to us from the Highlands of Scotland and a secluded area on the banks of the Cromarty Firth. The story of its special emblem began in 1263, when Colin Of Kintail, leader of the Mackenzie Clan, rescued the King of Scotland, Alexander III, by killing a stag that attacked him. As a reward, the king gave the Colin of Kintail the emblem of the stag with 12 horns, an emblem that adorns the bottle to this day.

Darkness 8 Year Old is a sequel to a series that was previously built around very limited edition bottles. It is an eight-year-old Scotch whiskey that has matured in former bourbon barrels.

Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old is a gentle, soft malt that comes to us from the Highlands of Scotland and the highest altitude village. With the main ingredient being the water of a lake at an altitude of 600 meters, Dalwhinnie brings with it an aura of fresh air and herbs. Its name is inspired by the location of the distillery as it means "meeting point" and the distillery is located where the Lowlands and the Western Highlands meet.

Bruichladdich The Classic Lady is a clean, fresh and vibrant whiskey that is distinguished by perfect harmony.