2017 EDITION

DAVE…. WE SALUTE YOU!

People have always drunk whisky neat […] it is just one of the
few myths that have sprung up around whisky, revolving
around how to drink it, when to drink it, at what age you can
start to appreciate it, and what sex you have to be.

These need to be swept away, because when you examine

them they are all negative.

None encourage people to drink whisky, they only give

reasons why NOT to drink it.

Now, I'm not a marketing expert, but that doesn't strike me as

a particularly clever way to try sell yourself.

Dave Broom
Whisky: The Manual
 Our heritage at The Craigellachie is steeped in whisky.

In 1866, the Strathspey Railway became part of The Great

North of Scotland Railway, which was followed by the building
of several distilleries along the line including Craigellachie
Distillery. The construction of the railway was fundamental to
the future success of the whisky industry in Speyside but
more importantaly to the growth of the tiny hamlet of
Craigellachie.

Craigellachie Distillery, now owned by John Dewars & Sons,

was built in 1891 by Alexander Edward and Peter Mackie.
Edward was a visionary and one of the most legendary and
enigmatic distillers of the late 1800's.

After the completion of the distillery, Edward went on to build

several villas and soon realised that there was the potential of
turning Craigellachie into a destination getaway. He became
determined to create a first class hotel – The Craigellachie.

And he didn't stop there.

He then went on to establish Aultmore in 1896 and Dallas Dhu

in 1898.
 IT'S AS AULD AS YE!
We all know that every day we're getting that little bit older...
the two day hangovers, the head rush after you've stood up
too fast and those faint cracking noises from your knees that
seem to be getting louder each day.

But it's not every day that you get to taste a whisky that was
distilled the same year you were born and enjoy something
that has aged as wonderfully as you have..

Today could be that day.

1939 LINKWOOD 1939 GM 40% {£250.00}
1940 MACALLAN 1940 speymalt GM 40% {£295.00}
1950 MACALLAN 1950 speymalt GM 43% {£180.00}
1954 MORTLACH 1954 GM 43% {£115.00}
1963 STRATHISLA 1963 GM 43% {£48.00}
1966 GLEN MHOR 1966 private collection GM 45% {£39.00}
1967 GLENROTHES 1967 46.6% {£75.10}
1968 HIGHLAND PARK 1968 45.6% {£106.50}
SPRINGBANK 40 RM 40.2% {£45.10}
1970 AYRSHIRE 1970 rare old GM 40% {£35.00}
1972 COLEBURN 1972 rare old GM 46% {£32.00}
1974 DALMORE 1974 42% {£90.00}
1975 GLENROTHES 1975 43% {£40.00}
ST MAGDALENE 1975 rare old GM 43% {£42.00}
1976 GLEN MHOR 28 rare malts 51.9% {£42.00}
JURA 1976 46% {£58.00}
MORTLACH 1976 GM 43% {£35.00}
1977 CONVALMORE 36 58% {£52.00}
TOMINTOUL 1977 54.9% {£36.00}
1978 MORTLACH 20 rare malts 62.2% {£34.00}
PORT ELLEN 34 55% {£99.50}
1979 BALMENACH 1979 BBR 56.3% {£19.75}
COLEBURN 21 rare malts 59.4% {£42.00}
GLENROTHES 1979 55.3% {£57.00}
PORT ELLEN 1979 rare old GM 46% {£36.00}
1980 ABERLOUR 22 43% {£30.00}
DAILUAINE 1980 ADL 56.1% {£19.50}
DALLAS DHU 1980 GM 43% {£22.50}
DALMORE 1980 40% {£62.00}
GLENUGIE 30 deoch n doras 52.13% {£22.00}
SCAPA 25 54% {£31.75}
1981 DALMORE 1981 42% {£60.00}
1983 BALBLAIR 1983 46% {£22.75}
1984 GLENURY 1984 rare old 46% {£36.00}
1986 GLEN GARIOCH 1986 54.6% {£16.50}
1987 DALWHINNIE 25 52.1% {£23.50}
GLENCADAM 1987 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£12.00}
1988 BENRINNES 12 manager's dram 63% {£30.00}
JURA delme evans 59.98% {£12.85}
1989 BOWMORE 26 mission gold MM 50.4% {£30.00}
GLENDULLAN 18 manager's dram 64% {£34.00}
JURA elements water 49.6% {£12.00}
NORTH BRITISH 1989 sherry hogshead MMK 56.3% {£16.50}
1990 GLENKINCHIE 20 55.1% {£14.00}
ROSEBANK 18 old malt cask DL 50% {£24.00}
1993 JURA boutique 1993 sherry ji 54% {£9.05}
1997 MANNOCHMORE 18 manager's dram 66% {£22.00}
1998 ARDBEG still young 56.2% {£19.00}

"I like my whisky old and my women young." - Errol Flynn

"The Cocktail" rose to prominence in pre-prohibition America,
with the first documented definition referring to the creation
as a "stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind,
sugar, water and bitters".

In 1893, The American Bar at the Savoy in London introduced

cocktails to Europe and a number of legendary hotels the
world over quickly followed suit.

Hotel bars were truly responsible for the world's first romance
with cocktails and with this in mind, The Quaich Bar team has
hand picked a list of classic libations from legendary
bartenders and thrown in a few contemporary creations of
their own.

Sláinte
 THE whisky CLASSICS
QUAICH CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL {£18.00}
The classic brandy based champagne cocktail is the epitome of elegance. We take
Apricot Brandy, bitters, brown sugar, ABERFELDY 12 for a highland twist and top up
with champagne.

OLD FASHIONED
As cocktails became more desirable, the tried and trusted recipes laid down by
luminaries such as 'Professor' Jerry Thomas and legendary Scottish bartender Harry
MacElhone made way for intricate creations; curaco, absinthe, and a range of other
liqueurs were added by adventurous bartenders. The result? Swathes of people
asking for drinks to be made 'in the old-fashioned way' - spirit, sugar, bitters and
water.
Our hotel team personally recommend:
AUCHENTOSHAN three wood {£10.95}
COPPER DOG {£6.95}
LAGAVULIN 16 {£10.95}
WOODFORD RESERVE {£9.95}

MANHATTAN {£9.95}
GLENDRONACH 12 and Italian vermouth, together with a dash of bitters, are carefully
stirred over ice to give you this sweet classic.

CHURCHILL {£9.95}
Joe Gilmore created this drink in honour of Sir Winston Churchill, by carefully mixing
his favourite dram - JOHNNIE WALKER black label - with lime juice, triple sec and
vermouth.

SAZERAC {£9.95}
The Sazerac was created in 1838 by Antoine Peychaud in New Orleans. Originally a
cognac based drink, it was made using Peychaud's very own family bitters recipe and
served in an absinthe rinsed glass. At the end of the 19th century cognac was less
readily available, so the base spirit changed to American Rye whisky.

BLOOD AND SAND {£9.95}

MACALLAN gold and Cherry Heering are matched with Italian vermouth and orange
juice. This drink was created for the premiere of Rudolph Valentino's bull fighter film,
of the same name, in 1922. The red cherry liqueur representing blood and the
orange, sand.

" ome imes li e is sad. ou an ry in o your oo e i you wan . I hink ha s alled a

hiskey our." - arod in
 THE gin CLASSICS
RAMOS GIN FIZZ {£9.95}
Henry Ramos created this classic in New Orleans in 1888 but kept the recipe under
lock and key until the prohibition. We've used TANQUERAY with double cream, egg
white, lemon & lime juice. The story goes that he made the formula widely available
as an act of civil disobedience, encouraging the public to learn this concoction at
home. Saying this, the cocktail is known to traditionally be shaken for 14-15 minutes
with 6 bar "shakers" to each bartender.

GIMLET {£8.95}
Having been the preferred antiscorbutic of the British Navy in the 19th century, this
cocktail is simple in its creation - we use DAFFY's gin and lime juice. Simple.

MARTINI {£9.95}
The quintessential gin drink, we stir our Martini's in the traditional manner.
Our hotel team personally recommend:
NO.3, dry vermouth, grapefruit twist
EDEN MILL oak, dry vermouth, blue cheese
HENDRICKS, elderflower liqueur, dry vermouth, cucumber
FIRKIN islay cask, dry vermouth, lemon twist

WHITE LADY {£9.95}

TANQUERAY, triple sec, lemon juice, gomme and egg white. This version of the classic
White Lady was created by Harry MacElhone in 1923 at his own Harry's New York bar
in Paris, France. According to Joe Gilmore, this was one of Laurel and Hardy's
favourite drinks.

NEGRONI {£8.95}
Named after Camillo Luigi Manfredo Maria Negroni (don't expect us to repeat that!)
this drink was created when he asked bartender Fosco Scarselli to fortify his
Americano (Campari, Italian vermouth, soda) with gin. Obviously you would get rid of
the soda. This is a favourite amongst bartenders - let's be honest, only good people
like Campari - and for this classic we've used EDEN MILL hop.

CORPSE REVIVER #2 {£9.95}

BOTANIST, dry vermouth, triple sec and lemon juice served in an absinthe rinsed glass.
First recorded in 1930 by Harry Craddock this perfectly balanced concoction of dry,
sweet, sour and bitter was regarded as the "hair of the dog" that would cure you of
your hangover. Move over Irn Bru.

"I mus ge ou o hese we lo hes and in o a ry ar ini" - ae es

 OUR bar TAILS
KING OLIVER {£9.95}
A twist on a Ramos Gin Fizz, this cocktail uses TIA MARIA as it's base rather than gin
which we've named after the famous New Orleans jazz musician, King Oliver. We mix
this classic with Cherry Heering, lime juice, double cream, egg white, orange blossom
water and top with ginger ale.

SMOKIN' KINGS {£9.95}

Taking inspiration from King Edward VII who was notorious for smoking a copious
amount of cigars a day - we've paired wisps of sweet smoke from SMOKEHEAD with a
refreshing citrus burst of Kings Ginger (created to revive and stimulate the King), triple
sec, orange juice and egg white for a velvety texture. Turns out ginger and smoke are
the perfect pair - no wonder he never stopped.

CHARTREUSE SOUR {£8.95}

We take a classic sour recipe and use green CHARTREUSE as the base to create this
delicious herbal number. You've got to try it…it's the best thing since bloomin' sliced
bread! Plus..it's herbal…it's good for you…right? Throw away that peppermint tea
now!

LITTLE RED CORVETTE {£9.95}

This is not sacrilegious…it's just pure deliciousness. ABERLOUR 10, cloudy apple juice,
raspberry syrup and elderflower liqueur topped with prosseco. Ps. We love Prince.

STORMS AT DUSK {£9.95}

Looking for something different? GLENFIDDICH 15, triple sec, chamomile syrup and
grapefruit juice served over an ice shard of frozen berries that will create a fruity
sweetness as it melts. Enjoy as it changes into something completely different with
each sip.

BELLE EPOQUE {£9.95}

Inpsired by the Golden Age of the French Revolution known as La Belle Epoque, we've
used PATRON ANEJO, green chartreuse, elderflower liqueur, orange bitters… boozy
goodness.

I lo e o h. o hy o h o h. ere i goes down down in o my elly." - on

urgundy
TO SHARE or not TO SHARE…
DAVE BROOM
award winning writer from Glasgow who, as he would say,
"gets paid to drink whisky and write about it". Tough life.

HIDDEN GEMS {£19.75}

AULTMORE 12/ LINKWOOD 12/ GLEN ELGIN 12/ BENRIACH 10 curiositas
Speyside is home to Scotland’s greatest concentration of whisky distilleries, many of
which are not front line single malts but who provide the complex flavours needed for
great blends. Here’s a selection of some of the greatest.

DRAMS OF THE BEN {£25.60}

GLENALLACHIE 1999 connoisseur choice/ BENRINNES 15/ GLENFARCLAS 105/
DAILUAINE 16
All of these distillereies can be seen from the summit of Ben Rinnes, Scotland's whisky
mountain. The whiskies are worth drinking, while "the Ben" is also well worth walking
up.

JOEL HARISON & NEIL RIDLEY

ex-music industry folks
turned award winning drinks writers

THE WORM HASN'T TURNED {£24.75}

CRAIGELLACHIE 17/ DALWHINNIE 15/ CRAGGANMORE 12/ TALISKER 18
The way spirit which rises in vapour form from the second ‘spirit still’ and is
condensed back into a liquid will have a huge impact on the taste of each distilleries
New Make. The traditional way to condense spirit is using a worm tub, a copper coil
plunged into cold water. Only handful of distilleries still use this method. Here are our
top picks.

HANS OFFRINGA
a dear friend of The Craigellachie
who loves a bourbon

FOR THE LOVE OF WOOD {£20.30}

GLENMORANGIE 10/ GLENMORANGIE lasanta/ GLENMORANGIE quinta ruban/
GLENMORANGIE nectar d'or
What a cask can do for you. A vertical tasting.
TO SHARE or not TO SHARE…
OUR WHISKY SHARES
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT {£25.00}
GLEN MORAY 10/ BALVENIE 14 caribbean cask/ BALBLAIR 1991 crozes hermitage
private collection / TALISKER port rhuige
Gone are the days where your only options were bourbon or sherry casks… the whisky
industry is day by day pushing the boundaries and experimenting with different
finishes to find the perfect match for their spirit.

SPEYSIDE'S FORGOTTEN GENIUS {£71.00}

AULTMORE 18/ CRAIGELLACHIE 21 hotel exclusive/ DALLAS DHU 1980/ BENRINNES 15

Alexander Edward, founder of The Craigellachie Hotel, was one of the most legendary
and enigmatic distillers of the late 1800’s. Edward's name has been forgotten over
time yet we are proud to celebrate our rich whisky heritage at The Craigellachie with
‘his’ whiskies.

COASTAL ROUTES {£26.70}

OLD PULTENEY 17/ GLEN DEVERON 12/ BLADNOCH 1993 connoisseur choice/ OBAN
distiller's edition
Let's take a walk around the coasts of Scotland and see whether being located near
the sea makes a difference - North, East, South & West

THE GOLDEN OLDIES {£21.25}

STRATHISLA 12/ GLENTURRET triple wood/ TOBERMORY 10/ BOWMORE 18
It’s amazing to think that there are some distilleries still standing since the
1700s…here is a selection of some of the oldest established distilleries in Scotland.
May they continue on for many years to come and continue to teach us all a thing or
two about tradition.

WHAT'S IN A NUMBER? {£19.20}

GLENROTHES bourbon cask reserve/ KILCHOMAN machir bay/ ABERLOUR a'bunadh/
LAPHROAIG quarter cask
When did we get so caught up in concentrating on the age of a whisky? More and
more non age statement whiskies are hitting the market so join us in a re-education of
what whisky is really about – flavour.

AGES OF THE SPEY {£49.85}

Balmenach 12/ Aberlour 18/ Glenrothes 2001/ Tormore 12
The region has gone through four distinct evolutions each of which produced a
different style of whisky. The flavours started heavy and ended light. An evolution in
liquid. Here we take a journey through those eras from 1824 to the 1960's.
 CHEESE
CLAVA BRIE & GLENMORANGIE 10 {£5.00}
This smooth and creamy brie will lift out the sweetness of the citrus and the creamy
notes in the whisky.

PARMESAN & GLEN GARIOCH 12 {£6.30}

This whisky will bind the dryness of the cheese whilst bringing forward the sweet
fruity flavours and clear barley notes. Slight jabs of saltiness.

APPLEWOOD & LAGAVULIN 16 {£7.50}

This pairing will get you hooked onto peated whiskies - the applewood compliments
the nutty and oily texture of the whisky and the creaminess helps smooth the smoke.

STRATHDON BLUE & BALVENIE 21 portwood {£16.40}

A contrast in flavours yet a perfect pair - the red berry sweetness of the whisky cuts
through the salt of the cheese. They compliment each other with their mellow
creamy textures.

TAIN CHEDDAR & GLEN ELGIN 12 {£5.50}

This smooth yet strong cheddar will bring out the creamy and nutty notes of the
whisky.

CIGARS
BOLIVAR no 2 {£20.00}
We suggest pairing with TALISKER 25
Full bodied. Big, uncomprising smoke with an abundance of spice and pepper.

COHIBA robusto {£25.00}

We suggest pairing with GLENMORANGIE signet
Medium/ full flavour. Chocolate and hazelnut notes with a hint of cinnamon spice.

MONTE CRISTO open master {£25.00}

We suggest pairing with GLENFARCLAS 15
Light/ medium flavour. Mild woody flavours, hints of oak and dried red fruits.
 Being home to over half of Scotland's Distilleries… it is
impossible to pigeon hole this region.

SPEYSIDE

The Scotch Whisky Association divided Scotch whisky into five

regions in order to create understanding and education of the
different aromas and flavours created by distilleries.

These regions however are arguably no longer followed as a

guide by many.

Speyside, for example, has many guises such as malty, fruity,

fragrant, sherried, meaty and smoky. This is to be expected of
a region so small yet jam packed with distilleries.

This can be confusing for some, yet frankly, life would just be
a little bit boring if they all tasted the same.
ABERLOUR 10 HB 46% {£3.50}
ABERLOUR 11 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.60}
ABERLOUR 12 40% {£4.00}
ABERLOUR 15 48% {£4.90}
ABERLOUR 16 40% {£5.50}
ABERLOUR 17 distillery exclusive 55.3% {£10.80}
ABERLOUR 18 43% {£9.50}
ABERLOUR 22 43% {£30.00}
ABERLOUR 25 51.1% {£40.00}
ABERLOUR a'bunadh 60.1% {£4.40}
ABERLOUR-GLENLIVET 12 [circa 1980's] 40% {£12.00}

ALLT A'BHAINNE 1996 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£7.50}

AUCHROISK 10 flora & fauna 43% {£4.80}

AUCHROISK 20 58.1% {£15.00}
AUCHROISK 1999 manager's choice 60.6% {£14.00}
AUCHROISK 1993 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£5.20}

AULTMORE 12 40% {£6.25}

AULTMORE 18 46% {£14.00}
AULTMORE 25 46% {£26.50}
AULTMORE 2000 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£5.00}

BALMENACH 12 flora & fauna 43% {£32.00}

BALMENACH 1979 BBR 56.3% {£19.75}
BALMENACH 1999 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£4.50}
BALMENACH 2004 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£4.20}

BALVENIE 8 [circa 1970's] 40% {£23.50}

BALVENIE 10 founder's reserve 40% {£17.20}
BALVENIE 12 doublewood 40% {£3.70}
BALVENIE 12 signature batch 3 40% {£9.50}
BALVENIE 12 single barrel 47.8% {£6.20}
BALVENIE 14 caribbean cask 43% {£6.90}
BALVENIE 15 single barrel 47.8% {£9.00}
BALVENIE 17 doublewood 43% {£10.00}
BALVENIE 17 madeira cask 43% {£22.50}
BALVENIE 17 peated cask 43% {£22.50}
BALVENIE 17 rum cask 43% {£25.00}
BALVENIE 18 classic [circa 1980's] 43% {£36.00}
BALVENIE 21 portwood 40% {£14.90}

BENRIACH heart of speyside 40% {£2.80}

BENRIACH 10 curiositas 40% {£3.00}
BENRIACH 16 40% {£4.80}
BENRIACH 17 septendecim 46% {£6.20}
BENRIACH 20 43% {£7.50}
BENRIACH 25 authenticus 46% {£17.50}
BENRIACH 1994 virgin american oak 55.3% {£10.20}
BENRIACH 1998 pedro ximinez [cask #6401] 57.3% {£12.50}
 BENRINNES 10 HL 46% {£4.50}
BENRINNES 12 manager's dram 63% {£30.00}
BENRINNES 15 43% {£6.00}
BENRINNES 23 58.8% {£22.50}
BENRINNES 1996 manager's choice 59.3% {£18.00}

BENROMACH 10 43% {£3.00}

BENROMACH 15 43% {£4.80}
BENROMACH 30 43% {£25.00}
BENROMACH 35 43% {£29.50}
BENROMACH forres 45.7% {£5.20}
BENROMACH organic 43% {£3.80}
BENROMACH peat smoke 46% {£4.25}
BENROMACH traditional 40% {£2.80}

BIRNIE MOSS 48% {£3.70}

BRAEVAL 12 HL 46% {£5.10}

CARDHU 12 40% {£4.25}

CARDHU 15 40% {£5.25}
CARDHU 18 40% {£7.80}
CARDHU 21 54.2% {£17.50}
CARDHU special cask reserve 40% {£5.80}

CLOSED COLEBURN 21 rare malts 59.4% {£42.00}

COLEBURN 1972 rare old GM 46% {£32.00}

CLOSED CONVALMORE 36 58% {£52.00}

CRAGGANMORE 12 40% {£3.75}

CRAGGANMORE 21 56% {£16.00}
CRAGGANMORE 21 TWS 48.4% {£12.50}
CRAGGANMORE distiller's edition 40% {£6.90}

CRAIGELLACHIE 13 46% {£3.75}

CRAIGELLACHIE 17 46% {£9.25}
CRAIGELLACHIE 21 hotel exclusive 57.2% {£20.00}
CRAIGELLACHIE 23 46% {£29.00}
CRAIGELLACHIE 31 52.2% {£45.00}

DAILUAINE 16 flora & fauna 43% {£7.50}

DAILUAINE 1980 ADL 56.1% {£19.50}
DAILUAINE 1997 manager's choice 58.6% {£16.50}
DAILUAINE 2004 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£5.80}

CLOSED DALLAS DHU 1980 GM 43% {£22.50}

DUFFTOWN 8 pure malt [circa 1970s] 40% {£25.10}

DUFFTOWN 2004 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£4.20}
SINGLETON OF DUFFTOWN 12 40% {£3.50}
SINGLETON OF DUFFTOWN 15 40% {£5.20}
SINGLETON OF DUFFTOWN sunray 40% {£5.20}
SINGLETON OF DUFFTOWN tailfire 40% {£4.80}

GLENALLACHIE 1999 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£6.50}

GLENBURGIE 15 40% {£10.80}

GLENDULLAN 11 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.35}

GLENDULLAN 12 flora & fauna 43% {£12.50}
GLENDULLAN 18 manager's dram 64% {£34.00}
GLENDULLAN 1995 manager's choice 58.7% {£18.00}
GLENDULLAN 1997 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£6.50}

GLEN ELGIN 12 43% {£4.00}

GLEN ELGIN 1996 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£7.50}
GLEN ELGIN 1998 manager's choice 61.1% {£25.00}

GLENFARCLAS 10 40% {£3.50}

GLENFARCLAS 15 46% {£4.50}
GLENFARCLAS 17 43% {£6.25}
GLENFARCLAS 21 43% {£9.75}
GLENFARCLAS 25 43% {£15.00}
GLENFARCLAS 31 port cask 42.8% {£32.50}
GLENFARCLAS 105 60% {£5.60}
GLENFARCLAS 105 20YR 60% {£19.00}
GLENFARLCAS 1972 51.1% {£34.10}
GLENFARCLAS 1993 58.9% {£12.85}
GLENFARCLAS 1994 59.6% {£12.60}
GLENFARCLAS 150th anniversary 43% {£30.00}
GLENFARCLAS 511.19s.od. family reserve 43% {£9.95}

GLENFIDDICH 12 40% {£3.50}

GLENFIDDICH 14 rich oak 40% {£4.00}
GLENFIDDICH 15 40% {£4.20}
GLENFIDDICH 15 distiller's edition 51% {£5.40}
GLENFIDDICH 18 40% {£6.20}
GLENFIDDICH 21 40% {£12.20}
GLENFIDDICH 26 43% {£30.00}
GLENFIDDICH 30 43% {£38.00}
GLENFIDDICH 40 45.9% {£105.00}
GLENFIDDICH ipa 43% {£5.10}
GLENFIDDICH malt master's edition 43% {£4.50}
GLENFIDDICH original 40% {£7.90}
GLENFIDDICH project xx 47% {£5.80}
GLENFIDDICH snow phoenix 47.6% {£28.50}

GLENGLASSAUGH 30 44.8% {£25.00}

GLENGLASSAUGH 35 the chosen few 49.6% {£50.00}
GLENGLASSAUGH 1978 massandra collection 44.8% {£42.00}
GLENGLASSAUGH evolution 50% {£4.80}
GLENGLASSAUGH revival 46% {£3.80}
GLENGLASSAUGH the spirit drink 50% {£3.50}
GLENGLASSAUGH torfa 50% {£4.20}

GLEN GRANT 10 40% {£4.00}

GLEN GRANT 12 40% {£5.50}
GLEN GRANT 16 40% {£6.20}
GLEN GRANT major's reserve 40% {£3.00}

GLEN KEITH 10 43% {£11.00}

GLENLIVET 12 40% {£5.50}

GLENLIVET 15 40% {£4.90}
GLENLIVET 18 43% {£5.75}
GLENLIVET 18 inverblye single cask 50.8% {£16.50}
GLENLIVET 18 minmore single cask 57.9% {£22.50}
GLENLIVET 21 43% {£12.50}
GLENLIVET 25 43% {£19.80}
GLENLIVET 1959 private collection GM 47.5% {£37.00}
GLENLIVET cipher 48% {£12.00}
GLENLIVET founder's reserve 40% {£3.50}
GLENLIVET founder's reserve cask strength 55.6% {£18.50}
GLENLIVET nadurra oloroso 60.7% {£5.10}
GLENLIVET nadurra peated 48.7% {£4.80}

GLENLOSSIE 10 flora & fauna 43% {£5.80}

GLENLOSSIE 12 provenance DL 46% {£4.50}

GLEN MORAY 10 40% {£3.00}

GLEN MORAY 12 40% {£3.60}
GLEN MORAY 15 40% {£5.40}
GLEN MORAY 16 40% {£3.60}
GLEN MORAY 16 nc2 range DT 40% {£3.60}
GLEN MORAY 18 47.2% {£8.40}
GLEN MORAY 25 port cask 43% {£18.00}
GLEN MORAY classic 40% {£2.80}
GLEN MORAY classic peated cask 40% {£3.20}
GLEN MORAY classic port cask 40% {£3.80}

GLENROTHES 8 macphails collection GM 40% {£3.50}

GLENROTHES 1967 46.6% {£75.10}
GLENROTHES 1975 43% {£40.00}
GLENROTHES 1979 55.3% {£57.00}
GLENROTHES 1987 43% {£22.50}
GLENROTHES 1988 43% {£30.00}
GLENROTHES 1998 43% {£6.50}
GLENROTHES 2001 43% {£5.50}
GLENROTHES bourbon cask reserve 40% {£5.80}
GLENROTHES john ramsay 46.7% {£90.00}
GLENROTHES peated cask reserve 40% {£5.80}
GLENROTHES vintage reserve 40% {£4.20}
 GLEN SPEY 12 flora & fauna 43% {£4.80}
GLEN SPEY 1995 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£8.50}
GLEN SPEY 1996 manager's choice 52% {£22.50}

GLENTAUCHERS 1994 GM 43% {£6.80}

GLENTAUCHERS 1995 cask strength GM 58.3% {£8.00}

CLOSED IMPERIAL 1996 GM 43% {£12.00}

INCHGOWER 12 provenance DL 46% {£4.80}

INCHGOWER 14 flora & fauna 43% {£6.50}
INCHGOWER 1998 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£5.60}

KNOCKANDO 12 43% {£4.20}

KNOCKANDO 1996 manager's choice 58.5% {£19.00}

LINKWOOD 12 flora & fauna 43% {£6.50}

LINKWOOD 12 [circa 1970s] 40% {£22.00}
LINKWOOD 25 GM 43% {£16.00}
LINKWOOD 1939 GM 40% {£250.00}
LINKWOOD 1996 manager's choice 58.2% {£20.00}

LOCH DHU 10 the black whisky 40% {£27.50}

LONGMORN 12 provenance DL 46% {£4.80}

LONGMORN 15 45% {£13.50}
LONGMORN distiller's choice 40% {£5.20}

MACALLAN 10 40% {£8.50}

MACALLAN 12 43% {£6.50}
MACALLAN 18 43% {£17.50}
MACALLAN 21 fine oak 43% {£29.50}
MACALLAN 25 43% {£62.00}
MACALLAN 1940 speymalt GM 40% {£295.00}
MACALLAN 1950 speymalt GM 43% {£180.00}
MACALLAN 2005 speymalt GM 43% {£4.50}
MACALLAN amber 40% {£5.10}
MACALLAN gold 40% {£3.90}
MACALLAN m 44.5% {£165.00}
MACALLAN reflexion 43% {£75.00}
MACALLAN sienna 43% {£7.70}

MACLEOD'S 8 speyside IM 40% {£3.20}

MANNOCHMORE 12 flora & fauna 43% {£4.80}

MANNOCHMORE 18 manager's dram 66% {£22.00}
MANNOCHMORE 1991 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£3.75}
MANNOCHMORE 1998 manager's choice 59.1% {£18.00}

MILTONDUFF 15 46% {£10.80}

 MORTLACH 16 43% {£14.00}
MORTLACH 20 rare malts 62.2% {£34.00}
MORTLACH 21 mission gold MM 50.4% {£16.00}
MORTLACH 25 43.4% {£68.50}
MORTLACH 1954 GM 43% {£115.00}
MORTLACH 1976 GM 43% {£35.00}
MORTLACH rare old 43.4% {£8.50}

OLD BALLANTRUAN 50% {£4.20}

CLOSED PITTYVIACH 25 49.9% {£26.50}

SPEYBURN 25 46% {£27.00}

SPEYBURN bradan orach 40% {£2.80}

STRATHISLA 12 40% {£3.75}

STRATHISLA 1963 GM 43% {£48.00}

STRATHMILL 12 43% {£6.50}

STRATHMILL 1996 manager's choice 60.1% {£19.00}
STRATHMILL 1999 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£6.50}

STRONACHIE 12 ADR 43% {£3.80}

TAMDHU 10 43% {£3.30}

TAMDHU batch strength 58.8% {£6.50}

TOMINTOUL 10 40% {£3.20}

TOMINTOUL 14 46% {£5.00}
TOMINTOUL 15 portwood 46% {£6.60}
TOMINTOUL 21 40% {12.50}
TOMINTOUL 1977 54.9% {£36.00}
TOMINTOUL peaty tang 40% {£3.80}

TORMORE 12 40% {£2.85}

TORMORE 1997 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£7.50}
 Covering a vast area of Scotland from Stirling to the western
Isles to Orkney, this is the largest whisky region in Scotland.

HIGHLAND
This also includes the Island whiskies due to them not being
officially recognised as a region of its own so, understandably
there is a vast array of whiskies.

Typically you will find fruity aromas in the southern

distilleries, a peaty taste in the west, the northern ones often
have a spicy taste and to the east they tend to be sweeter and
smoother.

The Highlands were initially separated from the Lowlands by a

political line (an imaginary line from Greenock to Perth)
designed for tax purposes. At one point no Highland whisky
was allowed to legally cross the line.
 ABERFELDY 12 40% {£3.50}
ABERFELDY 13 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.65}
ABERFELDY 21 40% {£8.95}
ABERFELDY 1995 cask strength GM 55.8% {£7.50}
ABERFELDY single cask 61.5% {£16.50}

ANCNOC 12 40% {£3.00}

ANCNOC 18 46% {£6.00}
ANCNOC 22 46% {£11.50}
ANCNOC peter arkle 3rd edition bricks 46% {£5.20}
ANCNOC rascan 46% {£4.50}
ANCNOC rutter 46% {£6.00}

ARDMORE 8 provenance DL 46% {£3.90}

ARDMORE 1996 GM 43% {£7.50}
ARDMORE legacy 40% {£3.00}
ARDMORE traditional 46% {£4.95}

ARRAN 10 anniversary edition 46% {£8.60}

ARRAN 14 46% {£3.95}
ARRAN 17 limited release 46% {£8.90}
ARRAN 1998 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£4.00}
ARRAN port cask finish 50% {£4.60}
ARRAN sauternes cask finish 50% {£4.60}
ARRAN smugglers series vol 2 - the high seas 55.4% {£10.50}

AS WE GET IT 8 highland IM 60.8% {£5.10}

BALBLAIR 1983 46% {£22.75}

BALBLAIR 1990 46% {£10.50}
BALBLAIR 1991 croze hermitage private collection GM 45% {£10.50}
BALBLAIR 1997 46% {£7.50}
BALBLAIR 1999 46% {£6.75}
BALBLAIR 2003 46% {£4.50}

BEN NEVIS 10 46% {£3.50}

BLAIR ATHOL 12 flora & fauna 43% {£5.70}

BLAIR ATHOL 15 old malt cask DL 50% {£6.90}
BLAIR ATHOL 1995 manager's choice 54.7% {£24.00}
BLAIR ATHOL 1997 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£6.80}

CLOSED BRORA 35 48.6% {£60.00}

CLYNELISH 14 46% {£4.75}

CLYNELISH 1997 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£6.80}
CLYNELISH distiller's edition 46% {£7.50}

DALMORE 12 40% {£4.00}

DALMORE 15 40% {£5.25}
DALMORE 18 43% {£9.50}
DALMORE 21 42% {£29.00}
DALMORE 25 42% {£42.00}
DALMORE 30 45% {£105.00}
DALMORE 1974 42% {£90.00}
DALMORE 1980 40% {£62.00}
DALMORE 1981 42% {£60.00}
DALMORE castle leod 46% {£17.00}
DALMORE cigar malt 44% {£7.25}
DALMORE cromartie 45% {£17.00}
DALMORE king alexander 40% {£15.00}

DALWHINNIE 15 43% {£3.75}

DALWHINNIE 25 52.1% {£28.50}
DALWHINNIE distillers edition 43% {£6.70}
DALWHINNIE limited edition distillery exclusive {£9.80}
DALWHINNIE winter's gold 43% {£4.80}

DEANSTON 12 46.3% {£4.50}

DEANSTON 16 old malt cask DL 50% {£6.50}
DEANSTON 18 46.3% {£7.80}
DEANSTON mill [circa 1970's] 40% {£32.00}
DEANSTON virgin oak 46.3% {£4.20}

EDRADOUR 10 40% {£4.20}

EDRADOUR 11 un-chillfiltered collection S 46% {£6.50}
EDRADOUR 12 caledonia 46% {£4.95}
EDRADOUR 2000 cask strength [cask #2008] 57.1% {£6.20}

FETTERCAIRN 12 46% {£4.80}

FETTERCAIRN 24 44.4% {£16.00}
FETTERCAIRN 40 40% {£80.00}
FETTERCAIRN fasque 42% {£3.75}
FETTERCAIRN fior 42% {£4.30}

GLENCADAM 10 46% {£3.40}

GLENCADAM 12 portwood 46% {£4.50}
GLENCADAM 14 oloroso 46% {£5.80}
GLENCADAM 21 46% {£9.80}
GLENCADAM 1987 connoisseur choice GM 43% {£12.00}
GLENCADAM 1991 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£8.50}

GLEN DEVERON 10 40% {£2.80}

GLEN DEVERON 12 40% {£3.80}
GLEN DEVERON 15 40% {£4.35}
GLEN DEVERON 18 40% {£6.50}

GLENDRONACH 12 43% {£3.50}

GLENDRONACH 12 sauternes cask finish 46% {£4.90}
GLENDRONACH 14 virgin oak finish 46% {£5.30}
GLENDRONACH 15 46% {£12.00}
GLENDRONACH 18 46% {£6.50}
GLENDRONACH 18 marsala cask finish 46% {£10.25}
GLENDRONACH 21 48% {£9.00}
 GLENDRONACH 25 grandeur batch 007 50.6% {£29.50}
GLENDRONACH peated 46% {£3.80}

CLOSED GLEN ESK 12 [circa 1980's] 40% {£28.00}

GLEN GARIOCH 8 [circa 1990's] 40% {£2.70}

GLEN GARIOCH 12 48% {£4.80}
GLEN GARIOCH 1986 54.6% {£16.50}
GLEN GARIOCH 1995 55.3% {£7.50}
GLEN GARIOCH founder's reserve 48% {£3.80}
GLEN GARIOCH virgin oak 48% {£7.50}

GLENGOYNE 12 43% {£3.50}

GLENGOYNE 15 43% {£4.50}
GLENGOYNE 18 43% {£5.50}
GLENGOYNE 21 43% {£10.70}
GLENGOYNE 35 46.8% {£120.00}
GLENGOYNE cask strength 58.7% {£5.50}
GLENGOYNE spring 55% {£14.10}

CLOSED GLEN MHOR 28 rare malts 51.9% {£42.00}

GLEN MHOR 1966 private collection GM 45% {£39.00}

GLENMORANGIE 10 40% {£3.50}

GLENMORANGIE 18 43% {£9.50}
GLENMORANGIE 25 43% {£24.00}
GLENMORANGIE lasanta 46% {£5.00}
GLENMORANGIE milsean 46% {£8.75}
GLENMORANGIE nectar d'or 46% {£6.00}
GLENMORANGIE quinta ruban 46% {£5.80}
GLENMORANGIE signet 46% {£14.50}
GLENMORANGIE tusail 46% {£8.50}

GLEN ORD 28 58.3% {£20.00}

GLENTURRET 8 40% {£3.45}

GLENTURRET 10 40% {£5.20}
GLENTURRET 16 fly's master's edition 44% {£12.80}
GLENTURRET 1999 macphails collection GM 43% {£6.50}
GLENTURRET gerard butler single cask 56.8% {£10.80}
GLENTURRET triple wood 40% {£4.50}

CLOSED GLENUGIE 30 deoch n doras 52.13% {£22.00}

GLENUGIE 1970 rare old GM 46% {£45.00}

CLOSED GLENURY 1984 rare old GM 46% {£36.00}

HIGHLAND PARK 8 GM 43% {£3.00}

HIGHLAND PARK 10 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.40}
HIGHLAND PARK 12 40% {£3.50}
HIGHLAND PARK 18 43% {£12.00}
HIGHLAND PARK 21 47.5% {£15.00}
HIGHLAND PARK 30 48.1% {£48.00}
HIGHLAND PARK 40 48.3% {£98.00}
HIGHLAND PARK 1968 45.6% {£106.50}
HIGHLAND PARK dark origins 46.8% {£7.50}

INCHMURRIN 10 40% {£3.00}

JURA 12 elixir 40% {£5.00}

JURA 16 40% {£5.50}
JURA 21 44% {£11.00}
JURA 1976 46% {£58.00}
JURA 1993 boutique sherry ji 54% {£9.05}
JURA 1995 boutique bourbon xo 56.5% {£8.05}
JURA 1999 boutique bourbon xu 55% {£6.60}
JURA delme evans 59.98% {£12.85}
JURA elements water 49.6% {£12.00}

KINGSBARN new make spirit 63.5% {£3.80}

LEDAIG 42% {£2.20}

LEDAIG 10 46.3% {£3.40}
LEDAIG 18 46.3% {£9.10}
LEDAIG 32 53% {£20.25}
LEDAIG 1998 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£5.60}

LOCH LOMOND 40% {£2.20}

MACDUFF 2000 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£4.80}

OBAN 14 43% {£5.20}

OBAN distillers edition 43% {£7.40}
OBAN little bay 43% {£5.90}

OLD PULTENEY 12 40% {£3.50}

OLD PULTENEY 17 46% {£6.00}
OLD PULTENEY 21 46% {£9.60}
OLD PULTENEY 23 bourbon cask 43% {£29.50}
OLD PULTENEY 35 42.5% {£32.00}
OLD PULTENEY 1990 46% {£12.00}
OLD PULTENEY navigator 46% {£4.80}

OLD RHOSDHU 40% {£8.00}

ROYAL BRACKLA 12 40% {£4.80}

ROYAL BRACKLA 16 40% {£6.80}

ROYAL LOCHNAGAR 12 40% {£4.20}

ROYAL LOCHNAGAR 1994 managers choice 59.3% {£20.00}
ROYAL LOCHNAGAR distillers edition 40% {£6.00}
ROYAL LOCHNAGAR select reserve 43% {£25.00}

SCAPA 14 40% {£15.00}

SCAPA 25 54% {£31.75}
SCAPA glansa 40% {£5.50}
SCAPA skiren 40% {£4.50}

TALISKER 10 45.8% {£3.90}

TALISKER 18 45.8% {£8.00}
TALISKER 25 54.8% {£20.00}
TALISKER 30 57.3% {£26.00}
TALISKER 57 north 57% {£6.80}
TALISKER distillers edition 45.8% {£5.80}
TALISKER port rhuighe 45.8% {£4.60}
TALISKER skye 45.8% {£4.00}
TALISKER storm 45.8% {£3.80}

TEANINICH 10 flora & fauna 43% {£5.00}

TEANINICH 11 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.45}
TEANINICH 17 managers dram 58.3% {£21.10}
TEANINICH 1996 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£6.40}
TEANINICH 2004 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£4.20}

TOBERMORY 6 46% {£4.20}

TOBERMORY 10 40% {£4.00}
TOBERMORY 10 [circa 1990's] 40% {£6.50}
TOBERMORY 15 46.3% {£8.50}

TOMATIN 12 43% {£3.50}

TOMATIN 14 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.50}
TOMATIN 15 43% {£5.00}
TOMATIN 18 46% {£6.50}
TOMATIN 21 52% {£12.00}
TOMATIN 30 46% {£18.00}
TOMATIN 1992 53.9% {£10.00}
TOMATIN cu bocan 46% {£4.50}
TOMATIN cuatro fino 46% {£6.20}
TOMATIN cuatro oloroso 46% {£6.20}
TOMATIN legacy 43% {£3.90}

TULLIBARDINE 225 sauternes cask 43% {£5.60}

TULLIBARDINE 228 burgundy cask 43% {£5.60}
TULLIBARDINE 500 sherry cask 43% {£5.60}
TULLIBARDINE sovereign 43% {£4.00}

WOLFBURN 46% {£4.20}

 Put this in your pipe and smoke it!

ISLAY
Home to arguably some of the most famous distilleries in the
world.

Islay whiskies are best known as “a real man’s drink” so ladies

– it’s time to grow some chest hair (apparently). Typically
known for burning peat in their maltings you’ll find an array of
smoky aromas from tobacco to bonfires alongside medicinal
and earthy notes, however, some are sweet and fruity (for the
real men).

Convinced that Islay's aren't for you?

Why not try a Lagavulin 16 with coca cola… Yes, it's a thing.

And no, we're not going to apologise.

ARDBEG 10 46% {£4.45}
ARDBEG 17 40% {£35.00}
ARDBEG auriverdes 49.9% {£10.20}
ARDBEG blasda 40% {£16.00}
ARDBEG corryvreckan 57.1% {£8.15}
ARDBEG perpetuum 47.4% {£9.50}
ARDBEG rollercoaster - committee release 57.3% {£46.00}
ARDBEG serendipity 40% {£16.00}
ARDBEG still young 56.2% {£19.00}
ARDBEG supernova - committee release 58.9% {£30.00}
ARDBEG uigedail 54.2% {£8.00}

BOWMORE 9 nc2 range DT 46% {£3.50}

BOWMORE 12 40% {£3.50}
BOWMORE 15 43% {£6.00}
BOWMORE 18 43% {£9.00}
BOWMORE 25 43% {£29.50}
BOWMORE 26 mission gold MM 50.4% {£30.00}
BOWMORE the devil's cask III 56.7% {£16.00}

BRUICHLADDICH 34 legacy 41% {£20.10}

BRUICHLADDICH 1990 black art 4 49.2% {£17.50}
BRUICHLADDICH 1991 cask strength GM 52.4% {£8.00}
BRUICHLADDICH 1998 ancien regime 46% {£6.50}
BRUICHLADDICH 2001 rennaissance 46% {£6.50}
BRUICHLADDICH 2007 islay barley 50% {£5.00}
BRUICHLADDICH classic laddie scottish barley 50% {£4.00}
BRUICHLADDICH cuvee 407 px 46% {£11.50}
BRUICHLADDICH links augusta 46% {£7.60}
BRUICHLADDICH octomore 06.1 scottish barley 57% {£9.80}
BRUICHLADDICH octomore 07.1 scottish barley 59.5% {£11.50}
BRUICHLADDICH octomore 07.3 islay barley 63% {£16.00}
BRUICHLADDICH octomore 07.4 virgin oak 61.2% {£14.50}

BUNNAHABHAIN 8 macphails collection GM 43% {£3.80}

BUNNAHABHAIN 12 46.3% {£4.00}
BUNNAHABHAIN 18 46.3% {£8.00}
BUNNAHABHAIN 25 46.3% {£19.95}
BUNNAHABHAIN 1991 macphails collection GM 43% {£9.50}
BUNNAHABHAIN 2004 macphails collection GM 43% {£4.20}
BUNNAHABHAIN 2006 BBR 57.8% {£3.80}
BUNNAHABHAIN ceobonach 46.3% {£5.40}
BUNNAHABHAIN cruach mhona 50% {£6.80}
BUNNAHABHAIN toiteach 46% {£7.40}

CAOL ILA 12 43% {£4.75}

CAOL ILA 18 43% {£8.50}
CAOL ILA 25 43% {£16.00}
CAOL ILA 2001 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£5.00}
CAOL ILA distillers edition 43% {£6.50}
CAOL ILA moch 43% {£5.50}
CAOL ILA stitchell reserve 59.6% {£10.25}
KILCHOMAN 2010 single cask px finish TWE 58.3% {£8.80}
KILCHOMAN 100% islay 50% {£7.50}
KILCHOMAN coull point 46% {£7.80}
KILCHOMAN loch gorm 46% {£6.50}
KILCHOMAN machir bay 46% {£4.60}
KILCHOMAN sanaig 46% {£5.00}

LAGAVULIN 8 48% {£5.00}

LAGAVULIN 12 55.1% {£8.00}
LAGAVULIN 12 [circa 1970s] 43% {£80.00}
LAGAVULIN 16 43% {£6.00}
LAGAVULIN distillers edition 43% {£8.30}

LAPHROAIG 10 40% {£3.70}

LAPHROAIG 10 [circa 1980s] 40% {£32.00}
LAPHROAIG 14 benchmark MM 46% {£10.40}
LAPHROAIG 15 - 200th anniversary edition 43% {£12.50}
LAPHROAIG 25 50.9% {£35.00}
LAPHROAIG lore 48% {£8.40}
LAPHROAIG quarter cask 48% {£4.40}
LAPHROAIG select 40% {£3.50}
LAPHROAIG triple wood 48% {£5.30}

MACLEOD'S 8 islay IM 40% {£3.20}

PORT ELLEN 34 55% {£99.50}

PORT ELLEN 1979 rare old GM 46% {£36.00}

SMOKEHEAD IM 43% {£3.70}

SMOKEHEAD 18 IM 46% {£9.00}
 There are only four working distilleries left in this region.

LOWLAND

Records show that there have been 215 distilleries producing

whisky in the lowlands since 1741. Chances are that this does
not include all the illegal stills.

Distillers earned the region a bad reputation in the 18th and

19th centuries by flooding the market with poor-quality spirit.

Already impacted by the rise in popularity of blends –

suffering in comparison with their more ‘characterful’
Highland rivals – Lowland malt distilleries were dealt further
blows by tax hikes, the First World War and the onset of
Prohibition in the US.

A handful survived and produce the perfect aperitifs - light

and balanced with citrus, cereal and grassy notes.
 AUCHENTOSHAN 16 53.7% {£9.05}
AUCHENTOSHAN 18 43% {£8.60}
AUCHENTOSHAN 21 43% {£12.40}
AUCHENTOSHAN classic 40% {£3.70}
AUCHENTOSHAN three wood 43% {£4.25}
AUCHENTOSHAN virgin oak 46% {£7.20}

AYRSHIRE 1970 rare old GM 40% {£35.00}

BLADNOCH 10 flora & fauna 43% {£14.50}

BLADNOCH 1992 BBR 46% {£8.60}
BLADNOCH 1993 connoisseur choice GM 46% {£9.50}

CLOSED GLEN FLAGLER [circa 1970s] 40% {£42.00}

GLENKINCHIE 12 43% {£3.80}

GLENKINCHIE 20 55.1% {£14.00}
GLENKINCHIE 1992 managers choice 58.1% {£22.00}
GLENKINCHIE distillers edition 43% {£6.00}

CLOSED LITTLEMILL 1985 rare old GM 46% {£25.00}

MACLEOD'S 8 lowlands IM 40% {£3.20}

CLOSED ROSEBANK 18 old malt cask DL 50% {£24.00}

CLOSED ST MAGDALENE 1975 rare old GM 43% {£42.00}

 Once upon a time this region was the whisky capital of
Scotland with over 34 distilleries at one point.

CAMPBELTOWN

A thriving region for Scotch whisky, these distillers became

greedy and mass produced whilst also cutting corners at a
difficult time with Prohibition in the US. Consumption
massively declined.

Blenders also stopped favouring the whiskies produced in this

region and Campbeltown disappeared as a prominent whisky
region almost overnight and by the end of the 1920's there
was only one distillery left in production.

But don't worry, there are three distilleries now producing

five fantastic and distinctive whiskies. Hurrah!
GLEN SCOTIA 15 46% {£5.60}
GLEN SCOTIA 18 46% {£8.10}
GLEN SCOTIA 21 46% {£9.90}
GLEN SCOTIA victoriana 51.5% {£7.50}

HAZELBURN 8 46% {£4.10}

HAZELBURN 10 rundlets & kilderkins 50.1% {£6.50}
HAZELBURN 12 46% {£5.00}

KILKERRAN 46% {£4.20}

KILKERRAN 12 46% {£6.00}
KILKERRAN work in progress 5 bourbon 46% {£5.10}
KILKERRAN work in progress 6 bourbon 46% {£5.10}
KILKERRAN work in progress 6 sherry 46% {£5.10}

LONGROW 10 57% {£5.70}

LONGROW 14 46% {£8.50}
LONGROW 18 46% {£12.50}

SPRINGBANK 10 46% {£3.80}

SPRINGBANK 12 burgundy 53.5% {£3.80}
SPRINGBANK 13 green 46% {£6.50}
SPRINGBANK 15 46% {£5.80}
SPRINGBANK 18 46% {£9.00}
SPRINGBANK 21 46% {£18.00}
SPRINGBANK 25 46% {£28.50}
SPRINGBANK 30 limited edition 46% {£56.00}
SPRINGBANK 35 limited edition 46% {£48.00}
SPRINGBANK 40 RM 40.2% {£45.10}
SPRINGBANK 2007 edinburgh festival 40% {£2.95}
 The back bone of blends.

SINGLE GRAIN
Grain whisky is usually seen as less characterful whisky when
compared to a single malt.

Don't compare the two however and in reality the much loved
blends rely on the distinctive characteristics of these grains.

Each grain distillery creates their own unique style.

HEDONISM CB 43% {£6.00}

INVERGORDON 44 clan denny DL 45.4% {£12.70}

GIRVAN no.4 apps MM 42% {£4.90}

LOCH LOMOND 18 select grain MM 46% {£6.50}

NORTH BRITISH 29 DT 54.5% {£7.60}

NORTH BRITISH 1989 sherry hogshead CM 56.3% {£16.50}

STRATHCLYDE 23 DL 54.9% {£7.20}

STRATHCLYDE 25 DT 62.3% {£7.60}
STRATHCLYDE 33 DL 57.3% {£9.20}
 A combination of two or more single malts.

BLENDED MALT
Some of the most innovative whiskies currently on the market
that give many distillers and blenders free reign to play
around and challenge the way we look at whisky.

There is no limit to how many malts you use - Monkey

Shoulder consists of 3, The Hive from Weymss uses no fewer
than 16 and our very own Copper Dog uses 8 Speyside malts.

Why not try our Copper Dog with Madagascan cola or ginger
ale? Or you can buy a bottle for £27.95
ASYLA CB 43% {£3.80}

COPPER DOG 40% {£2.80}

DOUBLE BARREL ardbeg/glenrothes DL 46% {£5.20}

DOUBLE BARREL craigellachie/talisker DL 46% {£5.20}
DOUBLE BARREL macallan/laphroaig DL 46% {£5.20}

GREAT KING STREET artists blend CB 43% {£4.80}

MONKEY SHOULDER 40% {£2.80}

PEATSIDE 6 the vatting MM 46% {£4.80}

PEAT CHIMNEY WM 40% {£4.20}

PEAT MONSTER CB 46% {£4.20}

POIT DUBH 8 43% {£2.50}

POIT DUBH 12 43% {£3.20}

SPICE KING WM 40% {£3.50}

SPICE TREE CB 46% {£4.80}

THE HIVE WM 40% {£3.50}

THE LOST BLEND CB 46% {£8.50}

 The bread and butter of the Scotch whisky industry

BLENDED SCOTCH
Approximately 90% of Scotch whisky sold globally is blended
scotch.

Blends are notorious for being consistent which takes skill and
time to perfect.

Blenders don't simply stick to a recipe. They need to

understand flavour, have detailed knowledge about
distilleries including how each spirit reacts to wood and to
also constantly know what whiskies are available to them.
They need to be able to adapt in an ever changing industry.

Distilleries come and go, yet some of the most famous brands
of blended scotch have been on the market for over 100 years
and blenders of today are challenged to recreate those very
blends possibly using different malts and grains to what their
founding blender used.

Most of these blending pioneers were grocery and wine

merchants. Andrew Usher, John Walker, John Dewar and the
Chivas Brothers to name a few.
ANTIQUARY 21 43% {£7.00}

BALLANTINES 17 40% {£5.00}

BLUE HANGER 8 45.6% {£4.40}

BODACH AISLIG 35 crafted blend MM 46% {£12.00}

CHIVAS REGAL 12 40% {£2.80}

CHIVAS REGAL 18 40% {£5.75}
CHIVAS REGAL 25 40% {£18.50}
CHIVAS REGAL revolve 50% {£9.10}

CUTTY SARK 15 40% {£6.10}

CUTTY SARK 50 golden jubilee 43% {£25.00}

DEWARS 12 special reserve 40% {£3.90}

DEWARS 18 founders reserve 40% {£7.90}
DEWARS signature 40% {£20.00}

DIMPLE 15 40% {£3.90}

GROUSE famous 46% {£2.80}

GROUSE naked 40% {£3.00}

JOHNNIE WALKER 12 black 40% {£3.50}

JOHNNIE WALKER 18 platinum 40% {£7.00}
JOHNNIE WALKER blue 40% {£15.00}
JOHNNIE WALKER double black 40% {£4.00}
JOHNNIE WALKER gold 40% {£4.50}

MACKINLAYS SHACKLETON the journey edition 47.3% {£6.50}

ROYAL SALUTE 21 40% {£10.00}

WHYTE & MACKAY 30 40% {£38.50}

 Why stop at just a dram.

BY THE BOTTLE

You can purchase these whiskies by the bottle alongside one

year’s membership to our world renowned whisky club -
Friends of the Quaich. Keep your bottle here in the bar and
you and your friends can enjoy it whenever you visit!!!

Or if you'd prefer to you can take your bottle home.

Please ask the staff for more details about our whisky club.
Add £150 to the bottle price to become a member.
ARDMORE 25 51.7% {£200.00}

ANTIQUARY 1977 46% {£290.00}

BALLANTINES 30 43% {£300.00}

BALBLAIR 1965 52.3% {£1750.00}

BALBLAIR 1975 46% {£250.00}

CAPERDONICH 40 platinum HL 40.1% {£600.00}

COPPER DOG 40% {£27.95}

CRAIGELLACHIE 21 hotel exclusive 57.2% {£300.00}

DALWHINNIE 36 47.2% {£1000.00}

GLEN GARIOCH 1978 TWS 54.2% {£400.00}

GLENLIVET gallow hill 51.8% {£250.00}

GOLDEN DECANTERS collection [set of 4] {£7250.00}

GRANTS 25 40% {£200.00}

HIGHLAND PARK 30 45.7% {£600.00}

MACALLAN 1980 speymalt GM 46% {£550.00}

ROYAL SALUTE 38 stone of destiny 46% {£800.00}

ROYAL SALUTE 62 gun salute 40% {£2100.00}

THE LAST DROP 50 50.9% {£3200.00}

TULLIBARDINE 25 43% {£200.00}

The great thing about whisky is that everyone has a different
journey with it. We all have our own unique experiences
therefore we pick out flavours and aromas differently.

Has there been a whisky that you've really enjoyed on your

visit to The Quaich?

Why not add your own tasting notes to our menu and
perhaps help our next guest choose their next whisky…

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