Spirits

Bowmore 17 Year Old White Sands is an amazing malt whiskey, which comes to us from Scotland and specifically the city of Bowmore and from the eponymous distillery. The town of Bowmore was founded in 1768 and just 11 years later, in 1779, the first legal distillery on the island of Islay became operational, under the supervision of David Simon. Bowmore 17 Year Old White Sand will mature for at least 17 years in American, ex-bourbon barrels, thus acquiring its special aromas, and like all whiskeys in the distillery, it will be created with great care and dedication, since at every stage of its production the controls are continuous.

Bowmore 15 Year Old Golden & Elegant is an amazing malt whiskey that was introduced to us in 2017 and which comes to us from Scotland and specifically the city of Bowmore and from the eponymous distillery. The town of Bowmore was founded in 1768 and just 11 years later, in 1779, the first legal distillery on the island of Islay became operational, under the supervision of David Simon. The Bowmore 15 Year Old Golden & Elegant will mature in ex-bourbon barrels and hogsheads, which will give it its special aromas.

Bowmore Legend is an amazing malt whiskey, which comes to us from Scotland and specifically the city of Bowmore and from the eponymous distillery. The town of Bowmore was founded in 1768 and just 11 years later, in 1779, the first legal distillery on the island of Islay became operational, under the supervision of David Simon. The secret of the distillery is that it stores most of its labels in Scotland's oldest warehouse, the legendary 1st Vaults, which is the only one under the sea surface.

Bell's Whiskey was created when Arthut Bell, in 1851, started mixing different single malt whiskeys, in order to create a more special blended whiskey.

Balblair 12 Year Old is an excellent malt whisky, which was introduced to us in 2019. It comes to us from the Highlands of Scotland, specifically the Balblair Distillery, which was created by John Ross and is full of pure ingredients, experience and knowledge. Bablair 12 Year Old will be aged in two types of barrel, in American oak, double-charred barrels and in ex-bourbon barrels, for at least 12 years. It is then bottled in its natural color, without going through cold filtration and with 46% alcohol content.

Balvenie 21 Year Old Portwood is perhaps the most successful malt whiskey by Malt Master David Stewart, having won a number of major industrial awards since its release in 1996.

Ballantine's is a blend of 50 single malt and 4 single grain whiskeys. In 1827 George Ballantine set up a small grocery store in Edinburgh, selling a wide range of different whiskeys to his customers. In 1865 he handed over the shop to his son, as he opened a larger shop in Glasgow, where he focused more on drinks and wines, while also starting his own blends.

Monkey Shoulder Whiskey came after William Grant's idea to marry malt whiskey from 3 different distilleries Glenfiddich, Balvenie and Kininvie. Monkey Shoulder belongs to the category of blended malt whiskey and is elegant, creamy and completely enjoyable.

Minor Case Straight Rye Whisky is an amazing rye whiskey, which comes to us from the Limestone distillery. This distillery was founded in 2010 by brothers Stephen and Paul Beam, who honoring the roots of their ancestors, continued the family tradition. In February 2017, the Minor Case Straight Rye Whisky was introduced to us and since then it has been the most famous label of the distillery.

Maker's Mark 46 is a wheat bourbon. The wheat is placed in oak barrels which are refilled and returned to the warehouses to complete the aging for the next three months.

Loch Lomond Original Single Malt comes to us from the Highlands of Scotland and takes its name from the most picturesque and beautiful lake of all. The distillery Loch Lomond has been producing whiskey since 1814 and based on its traditional recipes and methods, it offers us wonderful labels to this day.

Larceny Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is an excellent bourbon, coming to us from Kentucky and Heaven Hill Distillery, one of Kentucky's largest family businesses. The love of the people of the distillery for the bourbon, their taste and the pure ingredients they use, make the labels of the distillery special.

Laphroaig Select Cask comes to us from Scotland, from a distillery located on the southern tip of Islay, in a small bay and founded in 1810 by the Johnston brothers. Barley, water and yeast are the main ingredients for any whisky, but according to the founders of Laphroaig, the people behind the processes are the secret to a successful whisky. In the last decade, sales of Laphroaig have increased by 50%, making it the most successful malt from Islay!

Laphroaig Quarter Cask comes from Scotland and its distillery is located at the southern tip of Islay, in a small bay and was founded in 1810 by the Johnston brothers. Barley, water and yeast are the main ingredients for any whisky, but according to the founders of Laphroaig, the people behind the process are the secret to a successful whisky. In the last 10 years Laphroaig sales have increased by 50%, making it the most successful malt whiskey from Islay.

Laphroaig 10 Year Old comes from Scotland and its distillery is located at the southern tip of the Islay, in a small bay and was founded in 1810 by the Johnston brothers. Barley, water and yeast are the main ingredients for any whiskey, but according to the founders of Laphroaig, the people behind the process are the secret to a successful whiskey. In the last 10 years Laphroaig sales have increased by 50%, making it the most successful malt whisky from Islay.

Lagavulin 10 Years Old is an outstanding whiskey released in 2014 through a series of premium whiskeys "Special Releases". Interestingly, over the years, this whiskey has been styled differently, so the sample released in 2014 has a drier and creamier texture than today!

Lagavulin 16 Year Old comes from Islay, Scotland and is a highly smoked malt whisky. Lagavulin Distillery is located in a small, beautiful bay and was founded in 1816 by John Johnston. Later, in 1887, Peter Mackies is the one who took the reins and made it even more famous. It is said that Lagavulin is the first malt whiskey to be bottled, while the distillery is considered the oldest on the island, keeping the same character until today. This makes it stand out since if you try Lagavulin 16 Year Old, its taste and aromas are full of smoke, characteristic of the distillery.

Crabbie's Yardhead is a single malt whisky, the recipe of which is kept strictly confidential. Crabbies Yardhead Single Malt is made for those who want to do more with whiskey than just drink it. As a rule, this Scotch whiskey is usually consumed neat or with ice, and in both cases it is an excellent whiskey that will delight your palate!

Curach Single Malt is an innovation in the world of whiskey as it is the first whiskey to be aged in kelp casks. For this first expression produced from 100% Irish malted barley, a cask of "Irish Atlantic Kombu", a local seaweed, was selected. The result is excellent and will amaze you!

Knob Creek Small Batch was originally created by Booker Noe and was released in 1992. It takes its name from the area where Abraham Lincoln grew up and reflects the bourbon style before the ban.

Kilchoman's Machir Bay is an excellent Scotch whiskey. The distillers use whiskey, which has matured in barrels of ex-bourbon and Oloroso Sherry, resulting in a well-balanced taste profile, with strong vanilla aromas, light fruit and smoke.

Kilchoman Sanaig is a beautiful release from Islay's newest distillery, and is a delightful single malt that has matured mainly in Sherry barrels. It took its name from a small, rocky creek - probably near the distillery - on the west coast of the island and until this day has won many fans.

Cutty Sark Prohibition is a blend of whiskey for stronger "tastes", as it is bottled with 50% alcohol. It was created as a tribute to William McCoy, captain of the historic Cutty Sark, and was considered by some to be an anniversary version of the drink that was smuggled into America during the Prohibition in the 1920s.

Caol Ila 12 Year Old was introduced to us in June 2002, by Caol Ila Distillery, which is perhaps the largest and most famous distillery on the island of Islay. The distillery was founded in 1846 and is located in a hidden cove near Port Askaig on the island of Islay. The site was originally chosen for the clear water of Loch Nam Ban Lake, which is still the main source of water today.

Caol Ila 12 Year Old was introduced to us in June 2002, by Caol Ila Distillery, which is perhaps the largest and most famous distillery on the island of Islay. The distillery was founded in 1846 and is located in a hidden cove near Port Askaig on the island of Islay. The site was originally chosen for the clear water of Loch Nam Ban Lake, which is still the main source of water today.

The Crown Royal Whiskey was first introduced to us in 1939, when it was created as a gift to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England, during their visit to Canada. Since then it is probably the most popular Canadian whiskey and is a blend of 50 different whiskeys.

Canadian Club is a whiskey from Canada. It was created in 1858 in Walkerville, Ontario by Hiram Walker, with the high quality cereals grown there and was known as the Walker's Club Whiskey, quickly gaining a large audience throughout America.

Kavalan Single Malt is the flagship of the Taiwanese brand. In Taiwan it is the best seller and you can expect a lot from this special whiskey. Even the design exudes excellence and elegance. Nothing has been left to chance in this whiskey!

For the Isle Of Jura Journey, the journey matters, not the destination. So tell us the people from the Jura distillery, who with this reasoning created this label. Starting its journey with the water used, the time it matures in the ex-bourbon white oak barrels, the atmospheric conditions, the sea breezes and the mild climate of the Jura, each barrel makes its own journey and the creators relied on it.

The Isle Of Jura 12 Year Old comes to us from Scotland and the Jura distillery, which was founded in 1810 by Archibald Campbell. The distillery was closed from 1901 until 1960 and during this time it was rebuilt from scratch, with designs by the famous architect William Delme-Evans. That's when it got its name, as it used to be called "Small Isles".