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The years-long collaboration with Lagavulin traces back to Offerman’s “Parks & Recreation” character Ron...
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Heavily peated and smoky at first, with undercurrents of smoked meats, baked pear, pistachio, and vanilla. Fruit and...
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Delicious nuttiness mixed with stone fruit nectar and a very pretty floral character all mingle in the nose. Both...
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Our most powerful expression. Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength embodies our classic 10 Year Old with pronounced character...
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Matured in Laphroaig’s iconic warehouse a skipping-stone’s throw from the Islay coast for flavors of peat, smoke,...
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COLOUR: Soft burnished gold. NOSE: Cinnamon, freshly ground ginger, crisp green apple with notes of toasted peaches,...
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Elements 1.0 is a premium single malt with flavours of spicy pepper, charred pineapple, and tangy liquorice. The...
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Straw yellow color, bordering on goldenrod. Aroma is chockfull of tobacco ash, campfire, kippers, green pepper, new...
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Parmesan cheese rind and mesquite wood chips are salty, smoky and energetic aromas on the nose. Caramelized apricot...
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Notes of Turkish delight and rose petals balanced with candied fruits and grapes followed by rich leather and a...
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The maritime personality of this whisky is obvious from the profusion of sea breeze, garden vegetation and wood fire...
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A serious and brooding nose of campfire embers, iodine, brown butter, and toffee, this is a potent, smokey spirit...
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Sweet canned peaches and hints of cream are bolstered by smoke, barley, and sandalwood on the nose. Rather exotic...
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Though initially reticent, the aromas are lovely: rose petal, lemon peel, apricot, candle wax, and a touch of...
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#13 in the Top 20, 2021. Scotland has hundreds of islands, many of them familiar to scotch lovers, but the one known...
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The color is perhaps just a shade darker than the 6 month old. The nose is quite round, with subtle sherry influence,...
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The first thing that jumps out is the pale rosy yellow color. Even at 6 months old, it’s strikingly different from...
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This gin has a vivacious and heady nose with aromas of caraway, pine, and jasmine. Citrus flavors of Meyer lemon and...
Scotland Islay
Situated at the southernmost point of the beautiful Scottish Hebridean Islands, Islay is a single malt scotch whisky region of true character, history and distinction. With a history of whisky production which stretches back to the thirteenth century, Islay whiskies today are all about authenticity and expressing the unique character of this stunning, windswept island. While there have been dozens of distilleries on the island throughout the ages, today there are just eight, and each have their own interpretation of the classic Islay style.
This whisky region is one of only five in the British Isles which benefits from legal protection, meaning the distinctive characteristics of Islay single malts can continue to be made in a time honoured fashion for future generations to enjoy. This also means that traditions can be upheld, modern methods and short-cuts are kept at the door. Partly because of this reverence for doing things the old-fashioned way, Islay has become a major port of call in whisky tourism, something which has boosted the fortunes of the island in recent years.
The main feature of Islay single malt whisky is its extraordinary smokiness and peatiness - indeed, the whisky is produced by malting the barley over burning peat, which infuses the whisky with powerful flavors known as phenols. The whiskies of Islay also have a distinctly briney note about them, too, reflecting the island’s close and tempestuous relationship with the stormy North Sea.